Stop thinking about going all in; I have the bloody experience of rolling from 1500U to 50,000U!

After being in the crypto world for a long time, I've seen too many people crash:

They had the right direction, but because they went all in, a small pullback wiped out their profits;

The market just started, but they couldn't withstand the fluctuations, exited early with a stop loss, and ended up as cannon fodder.

I want to tell you a harsh truth:

Going all in is not bravery; it's suicide.

I was able to grow from 1500U to 50,000U, and it was not by luck, but by following these few iron rules:

① Always leave a way out — never go all in at once; instead, build positions in batches, allowing room for adjustments if wrong.

② Stop loss has boundaries — every losing trade is kept within a fixed percentage of the total account balance, so even if you make several mistakes in a row, it won't be fatal.

③ Profit snowballing — always protect the principal, only add to positions when in profit, fighting with market money, not your own life.

④ Position size moves with the trend — amplify positions with the wind at your back, and decisively reduce positions against it; never fight against the trend.

Many people are confused:

- How to amplify capital without going all in with small funds?

- How to break down a batch entry?

- How to roll in more capital to earn steadily?

These questions are the key to whether you can turn your fortunes around.

Rebuilding your capital is never about a single big trade, but about accumulating small victories over time. The market will always have opportunities, but they are not for the reckless; they are for those who know how to control the rhythm.

The first lesson in the crypto world is to completely discard the idea of going all in.

The market is still in the making; if you still don't understand how to play, that's okay, join me in laying out strategies, and let’s get rich together in this bull market!

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