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The position will remain, and it will continue to increase the position, $PIEVERSE saw 5U, $TRADOOR saw 10U
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Brothers and sisters with a principal of less than 2000U, don't rush blindly, listen to Duor's heartfelt words——

The crypto world is not about guessing sizes, it's a place where rules dictate the game!

I brought a newbie in with 800U, and in 2 months, he grew it to 18,000U; now his account is almost 30,000U, and he never blew up his position once. Do you think it was just luck? Wrong! It relies on these three hard logic principles of 'survival and profit,' which is the core strategy I used to grow from 5000U to now without watching the market:

First: Divide the money into three parts; reckless trading will lead to loss.
▪ 300U for day trading: Focus daily on BTC/ETH, look for small fluctuations, earn 3-5% and exit, never be greedy;
▪ 300U for swing trading: Wait for major market movements (like ETF news, Fed interest rate hikes), when you make a move, hold for 3-5 days, aim for stability, not speed;
▪ 400U as a safety net: No matter how sharply it drops or how wildly it rises, this money must not move! It’s your confidence to turn things around if the market drops.
Too many people rush in with a few hundred U, panicking when it rises or falls; remember: surviving is more important than anything else, keeping money is the only way to recover.

Second: Only go for big profits, don’t pick up pennies.
90% of the time in the crypto world is about grinding, frequent buying and selling just gives the exchanges your fees!
If there's no trend, just lie back; watching a show is better than random trading; enter the market when a trend appears (like BTC stabilizing at a key support level, ETH breaking previous highs), when profits reach 15%, take half off the table——money in your pocket is real profit; account numbers are just illusions!
Those who can truly make money understand: 'Act dead during normal times, and when the opportunity comes, take a bite and run.'

Third: Follow the rules, don’t let emotions interfere.
▪ Set a stop loss at 1.5%, cut immediately when it hits, never hold on to hope;
▪ If profits exceed 3%, reduce to half the position, let the remaining profits run;
▪ If you’re losing, absolutely do not add to your position; the more you average down, the more trapped you become, and the more anxious you feel!
You don't have to be right every time, but you must do the right thing every time. The essence of making money: let the rules govern your trading, don’t let your brain heat ruin your account.

To be honest, having a small principal isn’t scary; what’s scary is always thinking about 'recovering all at once.' Turning 800U into 30,000U is not about luck; it’s about not being greedy, not panicking, and sticking to the rules.

If you are still losing sleep over the fluctuations of a few dozen U, not knowing how to allocate your funds, how to wait for the market, or how to set stop losses, I can help you sort it out——
How to allocate funds, how to seize opportunities, how to set stop losses, I will teach you step by step, saving you two years of detours compared to stumbling on your own.
#加密市场观察

Please call me 5u Battle God, currently multiplied by 300 times, and still continuing

Drink a liquid supplement to save the brain

At two o'clock in the morning, my phone kept ringing. A friend from Jiangxi kept sending voice messages, sounding anxious:

"Bro, I put 10,000 U all in with 10x leverage, and after a 3% pullback, the money is gone. What happened?"

I opened his trading record and saw he went all in with 9,500 U, without even setting a stop loss.

Many people mistakenly think that "going all in = can hold on," but the opposite is true—using all in incorrectly leads to quicker losses than using partial positions.

1. The key to all-in liquidation: it's not leverage, it's position size​

Taking a 1,000 U account as an example:

With 900 U at 10x leverage, if the market moves against you by 5%, you're wiped out;

But with 100 U at 10x leverage, you need a 50% move to get liquidated.

My friend put in 95% of his capital, using 10x leverage, and a slight pullback wiped him out.

2. Three principles that allowed me to use all in for six months without liquidation and still double my investment​

1. A single trade should not exceed 20% of total capital​

For a 10,000 U account, the maximum you can invest in one go is 2,000 U.

Even if you misread the market and hit a stop loss of 10%, you only lose 200 U, which doesn't hurt your capital, allowing for a quick recovery.

2. A single loss must never exceed 3% of total capital​

For example, with 2,000 U at 10x leverage, if you set a stop loss at 1.5%, losing 300 U is exactly 3% of total capital.

Even if you make several mistakes, it won't hurt you badly.

3. Don't open positions during volatility, don't add to winning trades​

Only trade during trend breakouts; no matter how tempting it is during sideways movement, stay on the sidelines;

Once you open a position, never add more, and eliminate emotional interference.

3. The true use of all in: it's a buffer, not gambling​

The original intention of going all in is to leave room for error in volatility, but the prerequisite must be lightweight trial and error + strict risk control.

There was a fan who kept getting liquidated every month, but after following these three rules, he rolled his 5,000 U to 8,000 U in three months.

He said: "I used to think going all in was gambling with my life, but now I understand, going all in is about living more steadily."

Survival in the crypto world isn't about who makes money faster, but about who lasts longer.

Bet less on direction, control positions more, and slow is fast.

#币安HODLer空投AT #加密市场反弹

The sky has fallen, give me back U

The latest episode of 【Crypto Circle Unprotected】 has just finished recording.

Binance Square's top guy @颜驰Bit , this episode is not to be missed!!

The group photo has already been shared, Bitcoin $BTC is expected to drop to 38,000!
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