The truth that 90% of people lose all their contracts!

Brothers, I have a friend who, after six months in the market, saw his account drop from 30,000 USDT to just a few hundred. It's not that he doesn't know how to read the charts; the problem is his bad habits are too deadly.

Once he opened 50x leverage, even a slight market shake would wipe out his funds completely. At first, he managed to win a few times, but then one big bearish candle wiped everything out.

Then there's the chasing of rising prices and selling on drops. When Ethereum broke 4000, he got excited and jumped in, only to see it crash immediately. By the time he painfully cut his losses, the price reversed and shot up. He was essentially treated like an ATM.

The worst was his stubbornness. He once bought Dogecoin, thinking it was just a small pullback, and stubbornly held it from 0.5 all the way down to 0.15, evaporating two-thirds of his capital.

I advised him, but he always said: the next trade will turn things around. As a result, in just six months, his account balance was almost zero.

Later I realized one thing: trading without rules is just giving money to the market.

I also suffered heavy losses back then. Once, I gambled on a small coin, losing three days in a row, almost risking my last capital. Fortunately, I calmed down and avoided repeating the same mistake.

Looking back, 90% of the losses actually fall into three traps:

Following calls in groups, going all in, only to find out the so-called good news was just the market makers unloading their positions, making you the bag holder.

High leverage, fantasizing about becoming rich in an instant, but in the end, you enjoy it for less than half an hour, only to be sent away by a single spike. Stubbornly holding onto positions, clearly just a small pullback, but you force yourself into a countdown to zero.

Later, I learned a few ironclad rules for survival:

Only trade trends longer than 4 hours, avoid the short cycle traps that market makers love to play.

Only open trades with a risk-reward ratio of at least 2:1, with stop losses at 50 dollars and take profits at 100 dollars; lose twice, win once, and you can recover.

Control the risk of each trade to within 2% of your capital; even if you lose ten times in a row, you still have chips for the next market move.

Brothers, you might want to ask yourself: Have you already lost half your capital, but still want to recover it with one trade? Have you been liquidated twice, yet still fantasize about a comeback? Have you not even understood the charts and are relying solely on intuition?

The coldest truth about the market is that opportunities are always there, but most people don't have the capital to wait for a bull market. Rules are the only saving grace. Surviving means you have the chance to pick up chips for the next market move.

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