Survival Rules of a High-Stakes Trader
At three in the morning, I stared blankly at the last 300 U in my wallet. Instant noodle boxes piled up like a small mountain in the corner of the table, and the ashtray held seven chewed-up filter tips—this is the gambler's timer, each one representing a rebirth from liquidation.
The moment I opened a position with 100x leverage, my heart remembered two sounds: the exchange's liquidation alarm and the phone ringing from home reminding me to pay rent. During last year's one-sided market, I welded myself to the computer chair for 72 hours, turning a 500 U principal into a profit of 470,000. When I withdrew the money, I found my arm had been rubbed raw by the chair back, only then realizing I hadn't moved for three days.
But no one tells you the truth about rolling over positions:
Every time you earn 5000 U, you must withdraw immediately; this is your life-saving potion.
Those who do not cut losses on wrong trades will eventually become leverage feed.
The ability to feign death during a sideways market is ten times more important than trading skills.
The perfect rolling trade with INIT two days ago was the result of sitting through 42 days of market analysis. This morning's double harvest of SXT2025 still used the support level noted three years ago when I was liquidated. The most ironic wealth code in the crypto world is often forged from liquidation orders.
Newcomers are asking if now is a good time to enter the market; I point to the tail wave on the K-line chart: "When you want to eat the whole fish, the spine is already stuck in your throat." True masters of rolling over positions are those who silently sharpen their knives during market panic.
The hunting moment before dawn is approaching; become a die-hard fan to obtain rolling coordinates. A reminder: behind every profitable trade in my real account record lies twenty trial-and-error trades—this game is more about outlasting others than winning bets.
This market changes every day; you need to seize the right moment to act. If you are still too confused, you might want to pay attention to some cutting-edge information and practical strategies that I usually share. Feel free to come and discuss anytime to seize great opportunities!