Most of those heavily invested in legends ended in the deep night of 312 and 519;
And we rely on a 3% compound interest each time, outperforming 90% of leveraged gamblers in three months.
Someone mocked me: 'Your speed is slower than just saving in Yu'ebao.'
The most absurd truth in the cryptocurrency world is—when most people are crazily pursuing 'getting rich quickly', the real opportunities are hidden in 'slow'. As the saying goes, 'Haste makes waste'.
In the cryptocurrency world, one must understand that 'staying alive' itself is compound interest.
Three years ago, I entered the market with the remaining 3000U. The screen was filled with 'freedom in one night'.
I divided the 3000U into five parts, like five bullets:
Buy when it drops 3%, sell when it rises 5%.
As a result, three weeks later, the account skyrocketed to 70000U—fast enough to startle me.
What secret techniques are there? It's just that when others FOMO, I retreat; when others cut losses, I pick up the pieces.
Since then, I have three iron rules:
1. All in is a dead end; diversifying is like an oxygen mask.
2. Don't bet on direction; calculate probabilities.
3. If your mindset is unstable, you can't keep profits.
Just like that student last week, who sent a screenshot of a margin call at dawn: 'The principal is left with only 3000U.'
I offered no comfort, just bluntly said: 'Forget about recovering losses. From now on, every trade is the first trade.'
In the first three days, we only used 1000U. On the seventh night, he sent a message: 'The account has recovered 6200U. It turns out not being greedy can help you survive.'
The essence of trading is not 'doing more', but 'doing it right'. Reduce trading frequency and only seize high-certainty opportunities; the market will naturally reward you with excess returns.
