💡 Preface
"From ALL IN to stable profits, these 5 habits completely changed my trading style..."
🔥 Survival Habit 1: Position management = survival baseline.
❌ Case: ALL IN DOGE during the 2021 bull market, crashed 80% in a week leading to bankruptcy.
✅ Correct posture:
1️⃣ Single coin limit 5%: Even if you are interested in a certain project, only invest 5% of total funds.
2️⃣ Gradual accumulation: For example, if ETH is currently priced at 4000, you can buy in 3 batches (3800/3900/4000).
3️⃣ Never use leverage: Futures trading may seem tempting, but the liquidation speed is faster than running.
⚠️ Survival Habit 2: Spotting scams with keen eyes
3 essential skills:
1️⃣ White paper dissection: Focus on the technical roadmap (don’t be fooled by "Blockchain 3.0" or "Internet of Everything")
2️⃣ Team background investigation: Check founders’ experiences on LinkedIn, and code update frequency on GitHub.
3️⃣ On-chain data verification: Use Glassnode to check TVL and active addresses (less than 10,000 is basically dead)
🛡️ Survival Habit 3: Use Binance tools wisely to hedge risks.
Security settings:
✔️ Enable 2FA (recommended Google Authenticator)
✔️ IP restriction feature (to prevent unauthorized logins)
Trading tools:
✔️ Limit order: Set 5% stop loss to trigger automatically.
✔️ Alert tool: Monitor ETH/BTC price fluctuations (e.g., alert if it drops below $3500)
💰 Survival Habit 4: Don’t fall for “free” traps
Common traps:
1️⃣ "Airdrop to receive 1000 XXX coins" → High fees required for withdrawal.
2️⃣ "On-chain cat game" → Essentially a Ponzi scheme.
3️⃣ "KOL Group" → 90% are paid promoters
📊 Survival Habit 5: Data-driven decision making
Must-see indicators:
1️⃣ Volume shrinkage: Price consolidation + sudden volume drop = sign of a trend change.
2️⃣ Large order placement: A sudden sell order of 100,000 ETH may signal institutional selling.
3️⃣ Changes in on-chain holding addresses: Addresses holding coins for over a year account for >60%, indicating manipulation by whales.
⚠️ This article does not constitute investment advice; content is based on personal experience, and profits and losses are at your own risk!