First, imagine 1000U as ten bullets, shooting only one at a time.
① Split the principal into 10 parts, each part 100U; lock leverage within 20 times — beginners are already jittery about 20% fluctuations, higher leverage is pure suicide.
② The remaining 900U is immediately transferred to the financial account, physically isolated. Don't underestimate this step; it is specifically designed to treat the impulsive urge of 'wanting to make up for losses.'
If the first shot misfires and 100U is wiped out, a mandatory ceasefire of 48 hours is enforced. It's not cowardice; it's to cool down emotions. Many people lose three times in a row because they immediately double down after the first loss, resulting in a total loss of principal.
After resting, divide the remaining 900U into 10 parts again, reducing each order to 90U, with tighter stop-loss and smaller targets. If this round recovers 300U, immediately withdraw 200U, leaving only 100U in the account.
Withdrawal is the best 'wake-up call'; when the account digits decrease, impulsiveness naturally cools down. Remember: profit not withdrawn is just a paper game; securing profits is the real gain.
Contracts do not become rich through all-in bets but through position management. Even if your win rate is 90%, a single all-in and a short can wipe out all previous profits in one click. With BTC, spikes of over 10% can happen at any time, and a 10x leverage against a 10% drop can lead to liquidation before you even have time to react.
Top traders have a long-term win rate of around 60%; their real moat is:
• Single loss is always controllable
• Continuous drawdowns can be paused
• Timely secure profits
Among those I guide, this '10-part cutting and mandatory withdrawal' rule is strictly enforced. Some use 1000U to roll back to principal, while others increase to 8000U in three months, with only one common point:
Survive to have a chance to win.
Tighten the liquidation valve and leave the rest to time and compound interest.
