2025-12-30 12:30:43

#战略性加仓BTC Why does your account always get wiped out on the eve of a bull market?

The two most common curses among crypto traders are: either making profits but unable to hold onto them, with gains slipping through your fingers; or losing everything by stubbornly holding on until the account is wiped out. Frankly, it's all caused by losing control of your positions.

A practical three-tier position management framework (for small accounts):

**Probe Level (30%)** — When a trend shows initial signs, gently test the waters. Set stop-loss 3% below the cost price. The cost of trial and error remains manageable.

**Confirmation Level (50%)** — Once the direction is confirmed, add to your position. Move the stop-loss to the cost price. At worst, break even and exit. Zero risk confirmation.

**Flexible Level (20%)** — A flexible reserve. Either buy the dip during rebounds or quickly take profits to realize gains.

The ultimate logic of position management is simple: during an uptrend, dare to add aggressively; during a downtrend, quickly reduce exposure. Only through this rolling compound interest can you survive cycle after cycle. For friends who are bullish on $BTC $ETH $SOL , first set up your position framework.

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FloorPriceNightmare

· 12-30 13:00

To be honest, these three-layer frameworks are well explained, but most people simply can't implement them. If their mindset collapses, everything is pointless.

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ApeShotFirst

· 12-30 12:56

Damn, you're so right. I always end up dying here, just trying to make a little profit and want to throw it all out.

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NFTArtisanHQ

· 12-30 12:54

the position framework reads like a aesthetic formulation of risk—almost derrida-esque in its three-fold structure, but honestly feels like every trader's trying to industrialize creativity into tokenized discipline rn

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DAOdreamer

· 12-30 12:42

Only losing control is the real terminal illness, that's so damn true. Having died once with an account, I finally understand what position management means. This is my current strategy. Trying 30% has really saved me several times; I don't greed. All these experiences are gained through blood and tears. Without this framework, I would have been out long ago. This time, I really need to hold back and not repeat the tragedy of the last round. The patience forged in a bear market is only useful in a bull market.

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