The essence of trading: Use small stop losses to exchange for large profits
After three liquidation events, my account was halved to only 1800U, and I completely shattered the retail mindset, grasping the core of survival in the cryptocurrency world—betting small to gain big, using the smallest stop losses to strive for the maximum profit.
I engraved this sentence on my screen, reciting it at market opening, reviewing it at market closing, and before placing an order, I must ask myself three questions: Am I betting small to gain big? Is my stop loss small enough? Is the profit margin large enough?
In the past, I traded intraday, quickly running away with small profits, frequently losing all the fees through my operations, and one profitable trade couldn't cover the loss from a single stop loss. Later, I established a strict rule: intraday trades must target a week's profit, and I will not enter the market without assurance; swing trades should only capture trends that can earn for months; long-term trades require enduring to wait for a "single trade that earns for years" big opportunity.
Just like last year's ETH surge from 1200 to 4000, I entered with a 100U stop loss, continuously moving the stop loss up to the cost line, ultimately earning a whopping 23,000U, with my small account multiplying by more than ten times.
Trading is never about the number of trades but the risk-reward ratio. Small funds wanting to grow big, this is the only shortcut. I've stepped into all the pitfalls, now, do you want to walk the right path with me? #USTC暴涨 #加密市场观察
There is no practical application, no formal audit,土狗 and 山寨币 rely solely on speculation to survive. Whale control, false advertising, entering the market is just taking over the plate, the myth of getting rich is all a scam. Domestic regulations explicitly prohibit cryptocurrency trading, don't gamble! Your principal cannot withstand the dealer's scythe; the 山寨 of 2025 is really unplayable, regardless of bullish or bearish, there is always a way to lose waiting for retail investors. Retail investors may have a period of smooth sailing with 山寨, always making money, but sooner or later there will be a big pit waiting for retail investors to jump into. Walking the night road too much, you will eventually encounter ghosts, and in the end, all the principal and interest will be returned to the retail investors. Sooner or later, there will be market conditions that exceed expectations by a lot, so, when repaying the money, honestly make big cakes; #比特币流动性 #ETH走势分析
Many people ask, how can seven thousand turn into one million? I have indeed walked this road At first, I had seven thousand, gritted my teeth and exchanged it for 1000U, considering it a do-or-die situation But I didn't rush to go all in, only started with 200U, chasing the hottest coins of the day, doubling and then withdrawing, and immediately cutting losses if it dropped to 50U After a few consecutive wins, the principal quickly increased The hardest part is actually restraining the impulsive urge — every time I made over a thousand I forced myself to stop and take a break for a day I kept repeating this operation After the principal became thicker, I began to use a 'combination attack' One part of the funds for short-term trading, taking profits when available, never getting attached to the battle Another part for regular investment, not looking at emotions but only at trends Finally, leaving a portion specifically to act when a big market surge occurs Before placing every order, I definitely write down two numbers in advance: The take-profit point and the stop-loss point Those without a plan eventually lose to their emotions Contracts are not magic, they only amplify your rights and wrongs Over the years, I have adhered to four iron rules, which have never changed: Never go all in, every order must have a stop-loss, no more than three orders a day, and withdraw profits when earned I have seen too many people earn by luck and then return everything due to greed My journey from 1000U to today boils down to — being ruthless with the market and even more ruthless with myself
If you don’t understand and don’t believe, there’s no need to waste your breath.
The cryptocurrency market is highly volatile; newcomers must remember the iron rule of avoiding pitfalls. 1. Do not engage in contract leverage; high leverage may seem lucrative but can lead to instant liquidation. 2. Stay away from 'high-interest mining' and 'capital protection returns', which are often Ponzi schemes that can lead to total loss of principal. 3. Recognize legitimate exchanges and be wary of unknown platforms offering 'airdrop benefits'; do not disclose your private key or verification code. 4. Do not blindly chase highs or bottom-pick; never invest in projects you do not understand, and do not let communities manipulate you for popularity. 5. Manage your positions diversely; only invest spare money, and losses should not affect your life. 6. Remember: if it’s not your private key, it’s not your coin. Maintain risk control to survive in the cryptocurrency market for the long term.#比特币流动性 #RWA总规模持续增长 #特朗普家族币
Many people ask, how can seven thousand turn into one million? I have indeed walked this road At first, I had seven thousand, gritted my teeth and exchanged it for 1000U, considering it a do-or-die situation But I didn't rush to go all in, only started with 200U, chasing the hottest coins of the day, doubling and then withdrawing, and immediately cutting losses if it dropped to 50U After a few consecutive wins, the principal quickly increased The hardest part is actually restraining the impulsive urge — every time I made over a thousand I forced myself to stop and take a break for a day I kept repeating this operation After the principal became thicker, I began to use a 'combination attack' One part of the funds for short-term trading, taking profits when available, never getting attached to the battle Another part for regular investment, not looking at emotions but only at trends Finally, leaving a portion specifically to act when a big market surge occurs Before placing every order, I definitely write down two numbers in advance: The take-profit point and the stop-loss point Those without a plan eventually lose to their emotions Contracts are not magic, they only amplify your rights and wrongs Over the years, I have adhered to four iron rules, which have never changed: Never go all in, every order must have a stop-loss, no more than three orders a day, and withdraw profits when earned I have seen too many people earn by luck and then return everything due to greed My journey from 1000U to today boils down to — being ruthless with the market and even more ruthless with myself