My fren showed me a screenshot of the account yesterday, 53000U, and I thought he was joking.
It was completely different three months ago. At that time, he only had 1200U left and sent a message at midnight asking for help, saying he was really done this time. I didn't recommend any popular coins or star projects to him; instead, I threw him three rules that sounded like "nonsense". As a result, this guy stubbornly persisted for 90 days, not only surviving but also turning things around.
These three rules may seem simple, but I have seen too many traders come back to life because of them. If you are also stuck in the dead loop of recharging, liquidating, and recharging again, you might just need this one cognitive shift.
**Article 1: The split position strategy is a backup for yourself**
No matter how small the account is, even if it only has 3000U, it must be divided. Three positions, three strategies.
Quick warehouse means operating the software a maximum of 1-2 times a day and then closing it, without checking whether you made a profit or loss. Many people fail because of the saying "I feel I can still make a profit," and as a result, their account turns from green to red. Train your discipline: enter, exit, and leave, don't be greedy.
Long cycle positions are specifically for waiting for weekly-level opportunities. Before seeing a clear trend, just assume your network is down and relax while watching others mess around. Frequent trading is the easiest way to empty your pockets and also affects your mindset. Sometimes, doing nothing is actually the smartest choice.
The emergency fund is designed to cope with black swan events such as midnight injections or exchange failures. If the first two positions blow up, it allows you to still have bullets to continue tomorrow, instead of just deleting the trading software.
Full margin trading is like nailing yourself in one direction. Once you make a mistake, liquidation is not just a matter of breaking a nail; it directly hurts your capital.
**Article 2: Trend judgment determines win rate**
The weekly, daily, and hourly charts all have different trends. Many people continuously cut losses in the noise because they confuse these dimensions. If the big direction is correct, small fluctuations are not a big deal. If the big direction is wrong, no matter how many technical indicators there are, it's just self-comfort.
**Article 3: Risk management is the true path to profit**
It may not sound as sexy as "I made 10 times my investment," but it is the fundamental principle that allows the account to last longer. Every transaction calculates the exit point, preventing losses from expanding indefinitely, and then all that's left is to wait for compound interest to occur.
My fren now has 53000U, not because he got lucky or copied some coin. It’s just because he really executed these three points.
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BlockchainRetirementHome
· 3h ago
In simple terms, being alive is more important than making money. Understanding this point is essential to truly navigate the crypto world.
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ChainChef
· 3h ago
ngl the portfolio marination method hits different when you actually stick to it... most ppl just can't resist the urge to keep stirring the pot lol
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Web3Educator
· 4h ago
ngl, this hits different when you actually see someone execute it—let me break down why the position sizing framework your friend implemented aligns with what i've been teaching my students for years...
My fren showed me a screenshot of the account yesterday, 53000U, and I thought he was joking.
It was completely different three months ago. At that time, he only had 1200U left and sent a message at midnight asking for help, saying he was really done this time. I didn't recommend any popular coins or star projects to him; instead, I threw him three rules that sounded like "nonsense". As a result, this guy stubbornly persisted for 90 days, not only surviving but also turning things around.
These three rules may seem simple, but I have seen too many traders come back to life because of them. If you are also stuck in the dead loop of recharging, liquidating, and recharging again, you might just need this one cognitive shift.
**Article 1: The split position strategy is a backup for yourself**
No matter how small the account is, even if it only has 3000U, it must be divided. Three positions, three strategies.
Quick warehouse means operating the software a maximum of 1-2 times a day and then closing it, without checking whether you made a profit or loss. Many people fail because of the saying "I feel I can still make a profit," and as a result, their account turns from green to red. Train your discipline: enter, exit, and leave, don't be greedy.
Long cycle positions are specifically for waiting for weekly-level opportunities. Before seeing a clear trend, just assume your network is down and relax while watching others mess around. Frequent trading is the easiest way to empty your pockets and also affects your mindset. Sometimes, doing nothing is actually the smartest choice.
The emergency fund is designed to cope with black swan events such as midnight injections or exchange failures. If the first two positions blow up, it allows you to still have bullets to continue tomorrow, instead of just deleting the trading software.
Full margin trading is like nailing yourself in one direction. Once you make a mistake, liquidation is not just a matter of breaking a nail; it directly hurts your capital.
**Article 2: Trend judgment determines win rate**
The weekly, daily, and hourly charts all have different trends. Many people continuously cut losses in the noise because they confuse these dimensions. If the big direction is correct, small fluctuations are not a big deal. If the big direction is wrong, no matter how many technical indicators there are, it's just self-comfort.
**Article 3: Risk management is the true path to profit**
It may not sound as sexy as "I made 10 times my investment," but it is the fundamental principle that allows the account to last longer. Every transaction calculates the exit point, preventing losses from expanding indefinitely, and then all that's left is to wait for compound interest to occur.
My fren now has 53000U, not because he got lucky or copied some coin. It’s just because he really executed these three points.