Last night, a brother rolled $5,000 into $200,000; in just two weeks, the account soared.
But this morning, the account hit zero, all because of one pin.
This kind of plot unfolds every day in the crypto circle.
On the road to making quick money, 99.9% of people fall into the same pit.
I have seen too many instances of brief wealth, ultimately resulting in total loss.
125 times leverage, all-in, winning for 7 days; on the 8th day, a single pin takes it all away.
The problem is not that you are not smart, but that the rules were played incorrectly.
Those who truly survive for a long time never follow trends to show off their skills; instead, they rely on a set of "rhythm systems" to gradually grow their profits.
There are some things I can't write too clearly, but you can pay attention to a few key points:
Leverage is not about being bigger and stronger; the amount of leverage should match the stage of your funds.
The larger the account, the lighter the position; this is not conservatism, it’s the law of survival.
Behind every round of profit growth, there is a set of mathematical logic safeguarding it, not relying on feelings to gamble.
One more thing that many people forget: If profits exceed 200% of the principal, and you don't withdraw the principal in time, you will eventually pay it back.
This is not a scare tactic.
It’s a summary of the "life-saving rules" that I realized after witnessing dozens of account liquidations.
Some things can only be understood through experience.
But if you are currently trying to turn things around,
Or you happen to be stuck at a certain stage,
First, stop and sort out your thoughts.
