#美国就业数据表现强劲超出预期 From 102U blood battle to 1600U | The secret to surviving with small funds

Last year, I rented a house in the urban village, with a rent of 700 yuan per month. My account had 102U left, I withdrew 2U to buy something to eat at the convenience store, leaving 100U to challenge myself: I doubled it and closed the software, then unloaded the app and went to work in the factory. The rules were written on sticky notes and stuck on the wall, strictly enforced.

My trading discipline consists of these four rules:

① Only operate ETH - sufficient liquidity, few pinning issues, friendly to small track friends;
② Split position entry - use 50U for trading, keep 50U as emergency funds;
③ Take profit when it's good - close the position immediately with a 50% profit, slap yourself for a 20% loss and stop looking at the market;
④ Daily Order Control - A maximum of two transactions; after one loss, stop for 2 hours and go downstairs to run to calm the mind.

On the first night, ETH shot up by 8 points, turning 50U into 75U in seconds before I closed it. My account hit 150U, and I withdrew 25U to eat roasted meat. The next day, when it retraced, I caught another wave, turning 100U into 200U, and I took a screenshot to share in the group announcing "Phase One Completed."

Then it’s time to snowball: 200→250→312→500→1600, and if you fail at any level, you have to go back to 100U and start over. In the middle, due to greed and not following the discipline of stopping losses, it retraced to 180U, and I had to hard reset to zero. Two days later, I had to climb back to 200U to continue going up.

After rising to 1600U, the strategy changed - the principal is divided into 16 parts, with a minimum of 100U per transaction, leverage reduced to 50 times, take profit at 30%, stop loss at 10%, as steady as a rock. Now the account has 2200U, first withdraw 800U to pay off the Huabei, and the remaining will continue to do turtle.

The most heart-wrenching words: Small accounts shouldn't dream of a hundred times; first turn 100U into 200U.

Those who survive and even make money in volatility are not the fiercest traders, but those who understand when to call it quits.