Contract liquidation, altcoin crashes, chasing highs and selling lows... I've treaded through these pits before.
In the most desperate times, I had only 10,000 left in my account.
But today, that 10,000 has rolled back to seven figures.
This is not luck; it’s a survivor algorithm earned through blood and tears.
If you want to survive in the crypto world, take these three iron rules seriously.
1. Kill the 'get rich quick' mindset, and you can survive.
90% of people in the crypto world die from the same issue: always thinking about hitting it big.
But the truth is: quickly multiplying 100 times = continuously doubling 10 times, and 99% of people die on the third pullback. My solution is very counterintuitive: give up the fantasy of 'eating the whole fish' and only nibble on the fattiest 3%.
2. Only play these two assets; everything else is a trap.
Altcoins? NFTs? DeFi? These seemingly profitable casinos are essentially slaughterhouses for the operators.
My battlefield only consists of: BTC/ETH perpetual contracts.
High liquidity (to avoid being wiped out by small tokens).
3. The most ruthless move: dynamic stop-loss + Kelly criterion.
The core of turning the tables is not offense, but how not to lose.
Trade a maximum of twice a day (90% of losses come from overtrading).
Take profits immediately at 3%~5% (don't wait for the 'big market'; you can compound in a sideways market).
Key detail: when the principal grows to 30,000, you must adjust your position using a variant of the Kelly formula.
The crypto world is never short of miracles; what it lacks is the discipline to 'survive'. If you are still struggling in the liquidation cycle, perhaps what you lack is not opportunity but a 'counterintuitive' system.
If you want to pinpoint buying and selling points in advance, follow @影鸽 . The market changes rapidly; don't wait until you miss out to slap your thigh!
