Someone always asks me: "Is opening 10x with 1000U safer than opening 5x with 2000U?"
When I see this kind of question, I know another poor soul is trapped by the liquidation price.

The truth is simple: both methods are essentially a position of 10,000 U.
The difference lies in psychological endurance, but beginners always get tangled up: "10x leverage has a closer liquidation price, how dangerous!"
Wake up! The core of trading has never been the liquidation price, but whether there is strict execution of stop-loss.

High leverage leads to quick losses? That's because you close the screen like a gambler after placing a trade.
Newbies love to ask the deadly question: "Teacher, how can I quickly turn 200U into 10 times?"
Then they really do it quickly, achieving zero in just five minutes.


Bloody advice:
- First use spot trading to earn the first bucket of gold, then use the profits to play contracts.
- If you can't even understand candlestick charts, it's better to go to Macau and play big or small.


The true essence of trading:
Opening signals are not important; going long in sunny weather and short in rainy weather is fine.
The key is whether you dare to execute mechanically and whether you can control your position like a robot.


Why with the same 10x leverage: some people earn tens of thousands of U in three years, while others lose everything in three days?
The market specializes in curing various discontent but always rewards the 'mechanical execution + mathematical thinking' cold players.
Account balance is a true reflection of your cognition; don't blame the market for being cruel, blame yourself for being too naive.


10 bloody experiences ingrained in DNA:
1. If the leading coin falls for 9 days straight, don’t hesitate, it’s your time to step in.
2. If any coin celebrates for two consecutive days, it's time to calm down and take profits.
3. Coins that surge more than 7% in a single day often have inertia to go higher the next day; let the bullets fly a bit longer.
4. Truly strong coins will provide a second entry opportunity; wait for the pullback before taking action.
5. If a coin is sideways for three days, give it another three days of observation; if there's still no movement, switch the battlefield.
6. If your position hasn’t returned to break-even after two days, the market is reminding you to exit.
7. A rise for three days may extend to five days; a rise for five days may surge for seven days, but the fifth day is often the best time to cash out.
8. Volume doesn't lie: pay attention to low-level breakout volumes; if there's high-level volume with stagnation, run quickly.
9. Only play coins in an upward trend: a 3-day moving average pointing up is a short-term opportunity, a 30-day moving average pointing up indicates a medium-term outlook, an 80-day moving average pointing up shows a main upward trend, and a 120-day moving average pointing up indicates a long-term bull market.
10. Having little capital is not a problem; the key is whether you have the patience to wait for the right opportunity and the courage to pull the trigger when you see it.


The core of five years of stable profit:
90% of the win rate comes from three words: wait, precise, ruthless.
The market always has opportunities; just be afraid that you have exhausted your bullets and confidence in advance.

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