To all the warriors who have fought in the exchange, today I want to share not some metaphysics, but rather the "Survival Rules in the Crypto Jungle" that I summarized after stepping on over 200 floors. After all, the first step to survive in the crypto world is to not let your wallet perish first!
Ammunition Depot Rules: Don't put all your bullets in the same pocket.
When your 5000 dollars are as precious as gold, remember: a real tough guy never pulls out all his ammunition at once on the battlefield. My practical experience is to only use 10% of your forces (500 dollars) each time you strike, leaving the remaining 4500 dollars as your strategic reserve. Those friends who fantasize about "going all in to get to shore" often lose even their ticket money (true case: last year, a big shot went all in with full leverage on altcoins, and the coin price dropped 90% overnight, causing his account to zero out faster than drinking milk tea).
Coin selection strategy: Better to chase the big dragons than to greedily catch small fish.
In the crypto jungle, Bitcoin is like the ever-reliable 'big brother' with strong liquidity, predictable patterns, and traders dare not play with fire. And those altcoins with names more complex than passwords? It’s advisable to treat them as 'poisonous wild mushrooms'. Last year, a friend of mine, with a 'bargain hunting' mentality, went long on a certain AI concept coin, only for the project team to suddenly run away, causing the coin price to plummet from $1.2 to $0.0001, losing even the system transaction fees.
The art of stop-loss: Equip your account with an 'emergency brake'.
My stop-loss philosophy is that it's better to miss the opportunity to get rich than to let the account become a negative museum. For example: when BTC's volatility is less than 3%, setting the stop-loss line at 0.5% is sufficient; but if the market starts to 'party', remember to widen the stop-loss line to 1.5%, otherwise, you might be forcibly liquidated in minutes. Those obsessions with 'waiting for a rebound' ultimately become contributors to the exchange's KPI.
The secret of adding positions: Use compound thinking to master the 'pyramid strategy'.
Assuming you opened your first order with $500, the remaining $4500 should be allocated like building a pyramid: the first additional investment is $300, the second is $600, the third is $1200... each time doubling the input. But the prerequisite is to see the MACD golden cross + increased trading volume! Remember, blindly adding positions is like waltzing on the edge of a cliff; a slight misstep can lead to disaster.
Don't treat contract trading as a game; those who say 'guaranteed profit' are just working for the exchange. Before your next operation, it might be worth asking yourself in the mirror: 'If I lose 20% this time, can I still keep smiling?' A true crypto warrior always seeks certainty in reverence for the market. #美国加征关税 $ETH
