At two in the morning, my phone was shaken awake.

A brother from Jiangxi was frantically sending voice messages, he was on the verge of collapse:


'Star brother, I opened a long position with 10 times leverage on 10,000U full position, and it disappeared after a 3% pullback, how is this possible?'


I opened his trading record and took a look—

9500U full position charge, 10 times leverage, zero stop loss.


Many people think 'full position = stability', 'putting all the money in makes it more resistant to volatility'.

In fact, it’s quite the opposite:

Using full position improperly leads to faster losses than using partial position.



1. The root cause of total liquidation: it’s not leverage, it’s position size.

Take 1000U account as an example:




900U × 10 times leverage

As long as the market moves against you by 5%, the account goes directly to zero;




100U × 10 times leverage

You must move 50% to get liquidated.




Do you see the key?

It's not leverage that harms you; it's that you put too much weight on your capital.


My brother put in 95% of his capital,

A 3% pullback caused him to be liquidated, without even having time to react.



2. I have tripled my full position in half a year without liquidation based on these 3 iron rules

These three rules; even missing one will not work:


1) No single transaction should exceed 20% of total funds.

10,000U account, a maximum of 2,000U at a time.

Even if the direction is wrong, a 10% stop loss only results in a 200U loss.

Able to afford losses, while still being able to continue fighting.


2) Single loss not exceeding 3% of total position

For example, 2000U ×10 times, set a stop loss at 1.5% in advance, losing 300U = 3%.

Even if I make three mistakes in a row, it won't hurt the capital structure.


3) Do not open positions during fluctuations, do not increase profits.

Only trade breakthrough trends; no matter how tempting a sideways market is, do not engage.

Absolutely do not add to the position after opening; do not let emotions dictate trading.



3. The true meaning of going all-in: it is a buffer, not gambling.

The design purpose of going all-in is to allow for "error tolerance," not to make you gamble with your life.

The premise must be:

Light positions for trial and error + strict stop-loss + phased position building.


I once had a brother who got liquidated once a month.

Just follow these 3 rules, and in 3 months, I turned 5000U into 8000U.

He said something that left a deep impression on me:


"I used to think that going all-in was a gamble for my life, now I realize going all-in is to avoid dying."



The true survival rules of the cryptocurrency world

It's not about who makes money quickly, but who survives longer.

Direction relies on judgment, position relies on discipline.

Slow ≠ not making money,

Slow = more stable, longer-lasting, and more sustainable profitability.


Opportunities are always there, but they are reserved for those with positions and rhythm.

Want to avoid being shaken out and want to thicken the account,

Follow Brother Xing, and I'll lead you in the right steps.