The survival rules for newcomers in the cryptocurrency world can be summarized in three things: keep your life, protect your money, and maintain your mindset.
Remember these three points, and you can outlive and outpace 90% of people.
① The cryptocurrency world is not an ATM; it's an emotional rollercoaster.
It can lift you to the clouds in a day, and it can make you question life overnight.
Those who can survive understand one principle: if you stay alive, when the bull market comes, you can run.
So remember:
Never go all in, never gamble everything.
Don't bet your future on a single heartbeat.
What matters in the cryptocurrency world is not courage, but who understands the art of braking better.
② Mainstream coins are the shield; altcoins are the spear.
The pitfalls that newcomers often fall into:
"A friend said this coin is going to soar" "The group leader is calling for tenfold coins" "I don't understand the project, but it feels great."
Wake up!
Not understanding = highest risk; rising fast = falling harder.
Mainstream coins may rise gently, but they are safer;
Altcoins rise thrillingly, but can be wiped out at any moment.
The rules for newcomers are simple:
Don't touch what you don't understand; mainstream coins that didn't urge you to buy are often the safest.
③ Money is given by the market; losses are self-inflicted.
Most people do not lose to the market, but to themselves:
Chasing after a small rise, selling at a slight drop,
When emotions run high, opening contracts is like ordering takeout.
Those who can truly make money rely on three basic skills:
Go with the trend, rather than betting on direction.
Invest in batches, rather than going all in.
Maintain a stable mindset, rather than dancing with the candlestick chart.
The market gives you opportunities; your actions determine the outcome.
If you stay steady, you have already won half the battle.
The last heartfelt truth:
The cryptocurrency world is not about who rushes the fastest, but about who can hold on, endure longer, and live more steadily.
If you can engrave these three points in your heart,
Take your time; you will eventually wait for the market that belongs to you.
$PIPPIN has surged again, taking fans to chase long positions around 0.20. Currently, it has already made a profit of over 6400, and fans are waiting to exit directly until the trend reverses to enter short positions.
If you feel confused, want to recover losses but lack direction, you can come to the chat room to find me!
$ZEC broke through the 400 resistance level and surged to 409 before starting to pull back. Those who followed Ah Zhi's strategy should have made some gains. Next, we just wait for the pullback to stabilize before entering the market to go long.
On-chain funds are also flowing in positively, and it is expected that there will be a big market movement in the coming days. Those without direction can follow @顶级交易员阿志 for timely positioning!
Many people hope to support their families by trading cryptocurrencies, but they often fail due to two words: early and greed.
When the market hasn’t started yet, they rush in—today they are warriors, and the next day they are trapped.
They hesitate to leave after a small rise, blindly confident; a single bearish candle brings their mindset crashing down.
I was once the same, repeatedly entering the market too early, leading to doubts about life.
Only after being repeatedly beaten by reality did I awaken to truly understand the fundamental discipline of trading.
The following 10 points are not light suggestions, but survival bottom lines for wanting to live in this market and make money.
1. A strong coin that falls for 9 days is the opportunity.
Don’t reach out too early; the more urgent the bottom-fishing, the quicker the demise.
2. After two days of consecutive rises, regardless of strength, cut your position in half first.
Locking in profits is not cowardice; putting profits in your pocket is what truly matters.
3. When there’s a daily surge of over 7%, don’t rush to chase the next day.
True strength is steady and measured, not a heart-pounding game.
4. Observe for three days in a sideways market; if it doesn’t move for six days, exit immediately.
Those who are dragged to death in a sideways market often outnumber those who get cut in a downturn.
5. The quicker the stop-loss, the longer the account survives.
If you can’t break even the next day, decisively leave. A love for battle is the most expensive emotional consumption for retail investors.
6. Remember the rhythm of “3-5-1-7.”
Rise for 2 days, consolidate for 3 days, and cash out around day 5. Having a rhythm allows you to catch big trends.
7. All signals are hidden in “volume and price.”
A breakout with increased volume at low levels = entry opportunity; increased volume at high levels with stagnation = exit signal.
8. Only trade with the trend, never against it.
No matter how tempting the counter-trend is, don’t touch it.
9. Small funds want to survive? Relying on luck is a certain death.
Depend on rules, patience, and execution ability.
10. Execute simple rules to the extreme, that’s your logic for supporting your family.
Few can achieve this, so the ones who make money are always the minority.
Those who truly support their families through trading are not inherently gifted, but rather ruthless enough—
Ruthless to the market, and even more ruthless to themselves. Not greedy, not anxious, not swayed by the wind, but following the rules step by step to harvest.
Profits are packed in bags steadily, the market stabilizes, and life naturally becomes stable.
For newcomers to the cryptocurrency world, the easiest first addiction is contracts.
You can earn from both rises and falls; leverage is fascinating, but many people step on their first mine in the market without understanding the rules.
Today, I will dissect contracts from the most practical perspective—listening may not make you rich, but it might help you avoid deadly risks.
① What exactly is a contract? Explained in one sentence
You are not buying coins; you are betting on the direction.
If it rises, go long; if it falls, go short.
You earn from volatility, not from assets.
It sounds simple, but those who get liquidated are often the ones who “think they understand.”
② Two types of contracts, newcomers only need to remember one
Perpetual contract → The only option for newcomers.
No expiration date, clear rules, easy to grasp the rhythm.
Futures contract → Has a settlement deadline, complex rhythm, not suitable for beginners to try.
③ Four core concepts, do not place orders if you don't understand
Leverage: Amplifies profits but also accelerates losses.
Opening/closing positions: The switch for entering and exiting.
Number of contracts: How much ammunition you have.
Forced liquidation: The market declares that you are out.
④ Iron rules for risk control for beginners—if you want to survive, you must execute
Leverage should not exceed 5 times.
Single trade loss should not exceed 3% of the principal.
Only trade BTC and ETH, stay away from miscellaneous and meme coins.
Try to trade during the day; the early morning hours are high-risk for liquidation.
⑤ One last heartfelt truth
Contracts can double your money, but they can also bring you to zero overnight.
What gets amplified is not your skills, but your mindset.
Those who can go far are always: correct direction + strict discipline + risk control first.
Learn not to lose first, then think about how to earn.
Stability is the fundamental skill that ordinary people should practice.
Many people ask me: “Should contracts be touched?”
Today I won't talk nonsense, just share my true insights after being repeatedly educated by the market.
When I first entered the industry, I naively thought: contracts are a shortcut to wealth—seeing the right move doubles it, reversing doubles it again, as if just a few clicks could change my destiny.
But the reality is:
Getting rich has never happened, while being liquidated has become a common occurrence.
Only later did I truly understand:
Contracts are not gambling; they are a weapon.
Used well, they are a sharp tool; used poorly, they can be fatal.
1. What is a contract? In one sentence: what you trade is not the coin, but the direction.
Buy more when bullish, short when bearish,
You profit from price fluctuations, not from the assets themselves.
It sounds simple, but the difficult part is maintaining a stable mindset.
2. Perpetual vs Delivery? Beginners should always use perpetual.
Perpetual contracts have no expiration date, are easy to grasp, logical, and have a high survival rate.
Delivery contracts require you to watch the time, control the rhythm, and understand the rules,
For beginners to touch it? That’s not a challenge; it’s handing over your head.
Today we won't talk about making money, but rather how one can step by step pull themselves out of the mire.
Many people see my current life, staying in hotels that cost thousands a night while my account fluctuates by thousands or tens of thousands of dollars every day, as if it were as normal as breathing.
But very few know that three years ago, even the ringing of a bank phone would make my heart race.
At that time, I was over 800,000 in debt, my credit cards were maxed out, and after my wife got pregnant, I had to scrape together money for her prenatal check-ups.
My first deposit was only 500U—that wasn't capital, that was the last straw.
I stared at the market until my eyes turned red, and the K-line at three in the morning could make my heartbeat feel like it was in my throat.
Back then, I was fighting hard, not to win, but to never have to return to the days when I couldn't even pay the rent.
What truly changed me was later realizing one thing: making money isn't about rushing; it's about being steady.
I repeated to myself every day: don't be greedy, don't panic, have a rhythm; survive and you've won.
Later, I carved out the strictest discipline for myself:
No matter how fierce the market is, think ahead about where to retreat.
When the trend is unclear, it's better to sleep than to move recklessly.
Each trade only uses 3% of the total capital; if I lose, I cut it off—never hold onto a position.
I'm not a genius; I just fear losing more than others.
Because I've tasted the bitterness of a desperate situation, I am more disciplined than anyone else.
The most memorable time was at the bottom of the bear market in 2022.
I bought a blockchain coin that was almost ignored by everyone, and people in the group laughed at me for picking up garbage.
I held it for half a year, without moving at all.
Later, on the day it rose 18 times, I sat in front of the screen without saying a word.
I simply deleted all the debt collection messages from my phone.
At that moment, I knew: I had finally taken the helm of my destiny back into my own hands.
Up to now, I often say: the crypto world never lacks opportunities, but for rhythm and direction, you have to follow the right people.
Some people learn after blowing up their accounts ten times, while others double their money in two months by following me.
The difference isn’t in intelligence, but in whether someone helps you avoid those pitfalls.
Sometimes I think, if three years ago, there had been a version of me now to pull myself up, how much less detours I would have taken.
Now, I'm here to be that "ferry boat".
The next wave of market changes is right in front of us; for those that need to be ambushed, I’ve already entered the market.
Do you want to get on board—
it all depends on whether you want to miss out again this time.
$PIPPIN has begun to emerge from a downtrend, but does not want the bears to profit from multiple sharp declines before bouncing back. Those who have not controlled their positions well are generally at risk of being liquidated. However, the more this happens, the more it indicates that a crash is imminent.
It is important to know that this coin has surged nearly 10,000% from the bottom. In the current market, altcoins have made 100 times the profit, and only the project team and market makers can hold on consistently. Retail investors generally will not hold steadily.
Currently, on-chain capital inflow has not exceeded outflow significantly, and market makers are gradually unloading their positions. The trend has weakened a lot, so it is advisable to wait for a rebound before shorting. The short-term target is 0.1, and the long-term target is 0.02.
If you feel lost and want to recover losses but lack direction, you can come to the chat room to find me!
When my friend found me, there were only 20,000 U left in the account.
Fortunately, he asked me before placing an order, otherwise it could have easily been another story of falling into a pit.
I told him: If you want to survive and thrive in contracts, engrave these iron rules into your bones:
1. If you lose three trades, stop immediately!
It’s not your hands that need to stop, but that restless heart. When your mindset is off, all strategies are in vain.
2. Never go all in, never act out of anger!
Contracts are not a casino; placing impulsive orders is equivalent to giving away money. If your positions are messed up, it doesn’t matter if you’re right about the direction.
3. Go with the trend, avoid going against it!
If the market is rising, go long; if it’s falling, go short. Can’t understand the market? It’s better to stay out than to force a trade.
4. If the risk-reward ratio isn’t right, never place an order!
Lose 1,000 but make at least 2,000; small losses and big gains are key to maintaining rhythm.
5. Learning to stay out of the market is real skill!
Not placing an order for a day doesn’t mean you’re idle; it’s about protecting your bullets. Randomly placing orders is just giving money to the market.
6. Sudden rises and drops are often traps!
When the market is fluctuating wildly, if you can’t see clearly, don't touch it—there are often more traps behind the first one.
7. Stop-loss is a safety belt, not a constraint!
You might get lucky once by holding a position, but doing so ten times will surely lead to disaster. It’s uncomfortable, but it can save your life.
8. Stay calm while making money!
Don’t increase your position just because of floating profits; the market specializes in curing various forms of inflation.
He honestly followed these rules for three months.
The account grew from 20,000 U to 180,000 U.
No liquidation, no loss of control; every step was in rhythm.
This is not just luck; it’s about taking the right path.
In this market, going it alone is hard to go far.
Following the right people and taking the right path is the key to continuous progress.
Now I have a stable path laid out,
Are you willing to join me on a steady upward journey?
Binance Life has currently shown a relatively obvious stabilization signal on the daily chart, beginning to stabilize after a continuous decline. Moreover, #CZ is currently focused on the BNB Chain ecosystem projects, indicating that Chinese projects have potential.
According to market rhythms, projects like this often brew a wave of expected market trends ahead of favorable news. It is expected that there will be an opportunity to launch Binance spot trading in mid-month, which is itself a point that funds like to speculate on.
At this stage, with prices not high and sentiment not bad, one might consider placing limit orders in advance to seize a period of expected rebound.
The target range is initially set at 0.14—0.15.
Currently, the alpha sector's popularity is continuing to ferment, and I will continue to lead fans in laying low for valuable altcoins, with expected returns of 300%-500% starting. Anyone interested in joining can come to the chat room!
Contracts are the most direct channel for ordinary people to turn their cognition around; they are also the abyss where countless people fall due to a single thought.
I have seen too many newcomers enter the market with hundreds or thousands of U in their pockets, thinking to themselves, "Just make a profit and leave." —The result is three days of excitement, two days of confusion, and finally ending up with a blown account. Before the account hits zero, emotions collapse first.
But I am not a bystander making sarcastic comments.
I also started with 8000 yuan and have struggled my way up.
During those days, I came close to blowing my account several times—holding my phone, my hands were so sweaty I could barely grip it.
But I survived, and I am getting steadier as I go.
Not because I am smart, nor because I am lucky.
It’s because I finally understood one thing:
The market does not kill; reckless trading kills.
Later I understood even more: so-called "blowing the account" is never an accident, but an inevitable result of accumulated mistakes.
Too many people open positions based on feelings, increase their positions impulsively, and set stop-losses based on mood—this is not trading; it’s gambling.
The reality is:
Losing 90% does not mean you can recover by making back 90%; you need to multiply it by nine.
This path sounds chilling.
Until I slowly found my own rhythm.
It felt like suddenly becoming enlightened—turns out the market is not about being "bold"; it’s about "understanding."
Take the most common Boll for example; everyone has seen it, but 99% of people do not use it well.
Opening indicates a trend, closing indicates oscillation, false breakouts bury people, real market conditions make profits…
Understanding is a sharp weapon; not understanding is just noise.
I once relied on this logic to increase my account by 30 times in a month.
It’s not a myth; it’s just that I got the rhythm right.
But the details cannot be explained in just a few words here.
I just want to ask you:
When you open a position now, is it based on a system or on feelings?
If you are still stuck in the cycle of "blowing accounts—depositing—blowing again—messing around,"
You really should take a break.
If you are lost, and your losses have no direction,
You can come and talk to me.
You have the capital, I have the path.
The rest depends on whether you dare to give yourself a real change.
$ZEC broke through the 400 resistance level and surged to 409 before starting to pull back. Those who followed Ah Zhi's strategy should have made some gains. Next, we just wait for the pullback to stabilize before entering the market to go long.
On-chain funds are also flowing in positively, and it is expected that there will be a big market movement in the coming days. Those without direction can follow @顶级交易员阿志 for timely positioning!
$ZEC said yesterday that the highest it reached was 399.70, just 0.3 away from the first target. I don't know if any brothers followed this strategy yesterday!
Yesterday we already locked in profits, and this morning I'm continuing to bring fans into the market with the same target. Brothers who want to join can come, and I'm still bullish for the day.
$ZEC said yesterday that the highest it reached was 399.70, just 0.3 away from the first target. I don't know if any brothers followed this strategy yesterday!
Yesterday we already locked in profits, and this morning I'm continuing to bring fans into the market with the same target. Brothers who want to join can come, and I'm still bullish for the day.