200,000 yuan principal, wiped out in a day
That night, Ying-ge stared at the account for a long time. In his mind there was only one thought: this time, I really went all in.
8 years ago, when I first entered the crypto market, I was just like many others—I chased pumps, over-leveraged, and held positions through losses. When I lost money, I would always think the next trade would make it back. After that time when 200,000 yuan went to zero, I finally started truly changing the way I trade #加密市场回调
Later, I went back over seven years of losses one by one, and gradually summarized nine rules I’ve been using.
1. Don’t rush to double small capital
The smaller the principal, the less you can afford to go all-in with heavy positions. Control each loss first. Stay alive to earn compounding gains later.
2. Realize good news profits—watch for “dumping”
After major positive news becomes a reality, don’t just keep thinking it will go up. When price spikes but volume and price action start weakening, I prioritize taking profits.
3. Mitigate risk ahead of major news
For important data, policy changes, and holidays—if you can’t clearly understand the direction, I’d rather reduce position size or even stay in cash, and wait until the market shows you the path.
4. For mid- to long-term trades, keep a light position
The longer you hold, the more variables you face. So you can’t let your position size get too heavy.
5. For short-term trades, trade only with the trend
I used to like guessing the bottom. The result was that I would buy just as it kept falling. Now I only trade trends that have already formed—consider entering again after a pullback stabilizes.
6. After a fast rally, guard against quick pullbacks
The more urgently prices rise, the larger the volatility often is. In this kind of market, I won’t chase in just because I’m afraid of missing out.
7. If you’re wrong, stop the loss immediately
In the past, if I was down 5% I wouldn’t exit. When it hit 10% I’d add. In the end, a small loss turned into a big one. Now I decide my exit point before entering.
8. Combine short-term trading with the 15-minute chart
I observe short-term structure on the 15-minute timeframe, then confirm with other indicators—rather than deciding buy/sell based on a single candlestick.
9. In the end, it’s about mindset
After 200,000 yuan went to zero in a day, my biggest change was that I no longer felt like I had to earn it back immediately.
If there’s no opportunity, wait.
If you make a mistake, get out.
The market always has next time—what truly matters is whether you still have your account.
With the principal waiting for the next opportunity—if you want to learn Ying-ge’s trading methods, come find me!!
#币圈暴富
#小白必看
That night, Ying-ge stared at the account for a long time. In his mind there was only one thought: this time, I really went all in.
8 years ago, when I first entered the crypto market, I was just like many others—I chased pumps, over-leveraged, and held positions through losses. When I lost money, I would always think the next trade would make it back. After that time when 200,000 yuan went to zero, I finally started truly changing the way I trade #加密市场回调
Later, I went back over seven years of losses one by one, and gradually summarized nine rules I’ve been using.
1. Don’t rush to double small capital
The smaller the principal, the less you can afford to go all-in with heavy positions. Control each loss first. Stay alive to earn compounding gains later.
2. Realize good news profits—watch for “dumping”
After major positive news becomes a reality, don’t just keep thinking it will go up. When price spikes but volume and price action start weakening, I prioritize taking profits.
3. Mitigate risk ahead of major news
For important data, policy changes, and holidays—if you can’t clearly understand the direction, I’d rather reduce position size or even stay in cash, and wait until the market shows you the path.
4. For mid- to long-term trades, keep a light position
The longer you hold, the more variables you face. So you can’t let your position size get too heavy.
5. For short-term trades, trade only with the trend
I used to like guessing the bottom. The result was that I would buy just as it kept falling. Now I only trade trends that have already formed—consider entering again after a pullback stabilizes.
6. After a fast rally, guard against quick pullbacks
The more urgently prices rise, the larger the volatility often is. In this kind of market, I won’t chase in just because I’m afraid of missing out.
7. If you’re wrong, stop the loss immediately
In the past, if I was down 5% I wouldn’t exit. When it hit 10% I’d add. In the end, a small loss turned into a big one. Now I decide my exit point before entering.
8. Combine short-term trading with the 15-minute chart
I observe short-term structure on the 15-minute timeframe, then confirm with other indicators—rather than deciding buy/sell based on a single candlestick.
9. In the end, it’s about mindset
After 200,000 yuan went to zero in a day, my biggest change was that I no longer felt like I had to earn it back immediately.
If there’s no opportunity, wait.
If you make a mistake, get out.
The market always has next time—what truly matters is whether you still have your account.
With the principal waiting for the next opportunity—if you want to learn Ying-ge’s trading methods, come find me!!
#币圈暴富
#小白必看
