🎤 **"Listen traders… Risk management is your survival gear. First rule – never risk more than one to two percent of your total capital per trade. That means, if you’ve got a thousand dollars, maximum loss per trade should be ten to twenty bucks – that’s it.

Second – calculate your position size properly. The formula is simple: Account size times risk percentage, divided by your stop-loss distance. That way, you never over-leverage.

Third – always use a stop-loss. No excuses. Place it where your trade idea is invalid, not just randomly tight.

Fourth – only trade setups with at least one to two risk-reward ratio. You risk one dollar to make two or more. Even if you’re wrong half the time, you’ll still grow.

Fifth – don’t put all your money in one coin or pair. Diversify. And if you lose five to eight percent in a week, stop trading, review mistakes, and come back fresh.

Finally – never revenge trade, never break your rules after a big win or loss. Stick to the system. Risk management is boring, but it’s what keeps you in the game when others blow up."** 🎤