Can 5000U really reach 500,000 directly? Wake up, on the dealer's table, you're at most just an appetizer.
I've seen the most vicious counterattack: entering with 5000U, rolling to 72,000 in 47 days, not by hard work, but by making 'survival' the only creed.
On the day he entered the circle, he looked at the K-line and wanted to go all in. I directly turned off his computer: first learn to afford losses, then talk about steady gains.
I set three strict rules for him, and to this day, no one dares to break them—
① Capital divided into four locks
Split 5000U into four parts:
• 2000U bottom position, not listed on the exchange, just lying on the chain;
• 1500U liquid position, single opening ≤15%, if it loses, rest for the month;
• 1000U cold storage, paper wallet locked in a drawer, even forget the password;
• 500U fee position, specifically for paying gas, to prevent emotional over-investment.
Liquidation? First burn the fees, then burn the liquid position, the capital is as stable as an old dog.
② Profits not for looking back
Every time you earn 500U, immediately transfer 300U to the cold storage, the remaining 200U continues to roll.
Once profits are locked, no matter how the market turns, you can't get it back.
The snowball can grow large, but it always relies on that piece of ice that won't melt.
③ Emotional insulation
Only look at signals, not at people's voices.
Last week at midnight, the whole internet was shouting bearish, he almost FOMO'd, I took him to have tea.
In the early morning, the breakout signal came, we went long, and in half an hour, we secured 10%.
The group was wailing, we laughed as if we had just caught a fish.
Most people die from 'can't resist': today not bottom-fishing for fear of missing out, tomorrow not cutting losses for fear of going to zero.
In fact, the market is always there, it's truly gone only when the capital is gone.
Want to recover losses? First learn to clear your position to zero, and wait for the opportunity to find you.
Here, before the signal appears, patience is the highest multiple leverage.