Five years ago, I was awakened by a liquidation text at 2 AM.
8 million cleared in three hours.
The negative numbers jumping on the screen pin me to the cross of reality. #我的交易风格
With 200,000 borrowed from friends, I spent 90 days and countless sleepless nights to build a system with a 90% success rate, achieving 30 million.
Now, I just want to share these 5 'iron rules' with you—engrave them in your heart, don't turn back.
🛡️ Iron rule one: Trading coins is not gambling, it's war.
First think about how to survive, then think about how to win.
Stop treating contracts like lottery tickets; real experts have very light positions and quick stop-losses.
For example, I:
With 5000 USDT as capital, only take small positions, set trailing stop-loss at 2% profit, and stop-loss not exceeding 3%.
Limit daily operations to no more than two hours, be steady, calm, and replicable.
It wasn't the market that destroyed you, it was your lack of risk management and stubbornness.
🎯 Iron rule two: Emotion ≠ strategy, discipline = way out.
What you died from is not the market, but your impulsiveness.
Seeing the rise makes me fear missing out, going all in recklessly;
Seeing the drop makes me fear zero, cutting losses at the floor.
Write the script before trading:
At what price to buy?
At what price to set a stop-loss?
How much profit should you take?
Only look at volume and structural changes, don’t blindly guess tops and bottoms based on emotional candlesticks.
With volume comes price; without volume, it must decline.
🔍 Iron rule three: Don't chase trends, don't trade coins you don't understand.
What's rising the fastest will fall the hardest.
Don't listen to 'get rich stories in crypto', focus on mainstream coins you know + familiar strategies.
Remember:
Price volatility ≠ project value.
Bitcoin can rise from 60,000 to 100,000, but it can also fall back.
It's not about value, but market sentiment.
What you're trading is 'human sentiment', not code.
⛔ Iron rule four: Don't average down, don't hold onto losing positions, don't be nostalgic.
Averaging down is 'emotionally wanting to break even', not a strategy.
Once wrong, cut losses, don’t expect averaging down to save you.
Being trapped is not cutting losses;
Being liquidated is holding on stubbornly.
It's not just money that's lost, it's rationality.
📈 Iron rule five: Master one strategy first, then consider expansion.
What beginners fear the most: learning waves today, chasing chains tomorrow, following news the day after.
What really works is:
One market sense + one technique + one model = repeatable profits.
Trading is not research; you don't need to master all skills.
As long as you master one skill, it's enough to make a living.
🎬 Epilogue: Surviving is more important than making quick money.
Making money isn't about one big hit.
It's about how many crashes you survived, how many impulses you resisted, how many traps you avoided.
Don't panic when losing, don't be greedy when winning.
The end of trading is self-management.
📌 Summary (suggest to screenshot and save):
Five iron rules of trading coins:
1️⃣ Risk management first: small positions, set stop-loss, prioritize survival.
2️⃣ Enter the market with a plan, not on a whim.
3️⃣ Only trade coins you understand, don't chase trends or emotional trading.
4️⃣ Don't average down, don't hold onto losing positions, cut losses in time.
5️⃣ Focus on one model, stabilize before expanding strategies.
These five rules are the 'tuition' I paid with 8 million.
The crypto world changes fast, opportunities are many, but what you need more is—
Discipline, calmness, system.
Stop paying an IQ tax with your capital; instead, find ways to survive and make money.
