Friends, Xing Ge is not here to show off; he genuinely wants to share the life-saving practical rules with you.
The money in the coin circle comes quickly, but it also leaves quickly. Turning 3000U into 280,000U relies not on luck, but on the following five iron rules—helping you survive the storms, make money, and hold on to it.
🔥 Contracts are both heaven and hell.
Xing Ge splits 300U into 10 parts, taking only 30U each time with 100 times leverage.
If you're going in the right direction, one point can double your money; if you're wrong, it goes to zero directly.
It sounds thrilling, but what’s at stake is not life, but discipline. Remember: contracts are tools, not beliefs.
💀 Five life-saving iron rules (engraved in your bones)
If you're wrong, cut your losses; never hold on stubbornly.
When you hit your stop-loss, just leave; don’t expect “just one more moment” to save you—that’s the prelude to liquidation. Accept losses rather than playing dead.
If you make five consecutive mistakes, stop immediately.
When the market is chaotic and the rhythm is broken, the harder you push, the easier it is to give away money. Set a “circuit breaker mechanism”; taking a break for a night is often more valuable than continuous battles.
When you earn 3000, withdraw half.
The numbers in your account are just illusions; only the money you withdraw is real profit. Taking profits is the habit of experts.
Only follow trends, avoid volatility.
In a one-sided market, leverage is a booster; in a volatile market, it’s a meat grinder. If there’s no direction, it’s better to stay out than to trade randomly.
Position should not exceed 10% of the principal.
Don’t fantasize about turning around with a full position; first learn to survive. A light position allows for calm judgment—stability is true strength.
Contracts are not a shortcut to wealth; they are a long battle of psychology and discipline.
Remember: rules are always more important than strategies.
Whether you can “exit when you should, stop when you should” determines how far you can go in the coin circle.
Xing Ge often says—there’s always a market; what’s lacking is the ability to control oneself.
Maintain your mindset, and leave the rest to time.
