#比特币对比代币化黄金 For those new to the space, let me give you some advice: surviving is more important than making quick money.



I've seen too many people who barely understand a few candlesticks already dreaming of 10x returns in three days. The result? Their account balance evaporates even faster than their dreams.

Here's a survival strategy for you:

Suppose you have $1,000 in capital—split it into 10 parts, and only use $100 per trade. Keep leverage under 20x, and don't be tempted by those high-leverage contracts—most people don't lose to market volatility, they get wiped out by their own greed and excessive leverage.

What about the remaining $900? Pretend it doesn't exist—lock it in a savings product.

What if you lose that $100?
Remember: don't add to your position, don't revenge trade, and take two days off. Break down the reason for your loss and really understand it. The market isn't going anywhere, but your mindset can't handle constant punishment.

Once you've adjusted your mindset, continue testing with small amounts. For example, if you make $300 in this round, here's what you do—keep the $100 rolling, and withdraw the other $200 immediately. Only profits that are in your wallet are truly yours.

My own risk control rules are simple:

• No single loss exceeds 2% of total capital
• Mandatory break after three consecutive stop-losses
• Full liquidation if drawdown reaches 6%
• Every profitable trade must have a breakeven stop
• When a single trade doubles, split it: half locked-in profit, half kept in position

These aren't suggestions, they're survival lines.

Mindset management is even more direct: don't trade when emotional; don't force it if you don't understand the trend; don't chase highs or sell at lows, and never go all in impulsively. There are opportunities every day, but one liquidation and it's game over.

Beginners should practice with $30 to $50. If you lose $20 or $30, stop; if you profit, set a stop-profit line. Don't get greedy with profits—withdraw when you can.

This market never lacks opportunities; what it lacks are players who can survive until the next bull run. $BTC $ETH $BNB

Remember this, and it'll save you a lot in tuition fees.
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SocialAnxietyStakervip
· 13h ago
That’s a brilliant way to put it—survival is the real king. --- One liquidation and you’re done for; there’s no need to take such risks. --- I just want to ask, how many people can really resist adding more to their positions... --- Risk control is truly the Achilles’ heel for most people, myself included. --- Withdrawing your profits is the most reassuring move—otherwise, it’s all just paper gains. --- Taking a break after three consecutive stop-losses—now that’s genius. --- Listening to this as a beginner is way better than paying for expensive lessons. --- The moment emotions take over, you should walk away from the screen—now that’s true insight. --- Within 20x leverage? I’d actually recommend sticking to around 5x. --- Those who can survive until the next bull market are indeed rare.
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NFTragedyvip
· 13h ago
Honestly, I’m convinced by this logic. I’ve seen too many people come in with dreams and leave with their account balance facing reality. Surviving is winning.
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RamenStackervip
· 13h ago
Damn, I really should have listened to this risk control approach earlier. It saved me a parking space worth of money.
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MiningDisasterSurvivorvip
· 13h ago
That's right, but I've been through it all. I died the same way in the 2018 cycle. The key is to hold on—most people get liquidated before the bull market arrives.
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DecentralizedEldervip
· 13h ago
Damn, this is the real truth. None of the people around me who got liquidated lost to the market—they all lost due to a combination of greed and high leverage.
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BlockchainTalkervip
· 13h ago
actually, fundamentally speaking—this is just game theory wrapped in risk management language, yeah? the 2% rule isn't novel, but watching people blow 50x leverage while ignoring it... smh. survival bias is real in crypto.
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TeaTimeTradervip
· 14h ago
Sounds nice, but it really just means don't be greedy. I've seen too many people go all-in and get liquidated instantly—it's really not worth it.
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