#美SEC促进加密资产创新监管框架 For those who are new to the space, don’t jump in thinking you’ll get rich overnight.

Surviving is more important than anything else.

I’ve seen too many cases—some people don’t even understand candlestick charts yet and already go all in, only to wipe out their accounts in less than three days. They end up paying more in tuition fees than what they actually learn.

Here’s the most practical plan for you:

Assume you have 1000U in capital—split it into 10 parts. Each time, just take out 100U to test the waters. The rest? Lock it up in financial products and don’t touch it.

Keep leverage under 20x—any more is just looking for a thrill. Most people don’t lose to market volatility, but to their own gambling nature and the compounding effect of excessive leverage.

What if you lose the entire 100U? Simple—don’t chase, don’t add to your position, and take a couple of days to cool off. Review what went wrong. The market isn’t going anywhere, but your mindset can’t handle continuous blows.

Once you’ve reset, continue rolling with small amounts. For example, if this round nets you 300U, keep 100U to keep playing, and the other 200U? Withdraw it immediately. Money you can withdraw is the only real profit.

My own risk control lines are pretty straightforward:

- No single loss exceeds 2% of total capital
- Stop trading immediately after three consecutive losses
- If account drawdown exceeds 6%, liquidate everything
- All profitable trades must have a breakeven stop
- When a single trade doubles, lock in half the profit and let the rest run

These aren’t recommendations—they’re survival basics.

Mental management is even more crucial: if you’re not in the right mood, don’t open a trade; if you don’t understand the market, don’t force it; don’t chase pumps or panic sell; don’t make random clicks based on gut feelings.

Opportunities will always be there, but one wipeout and you’re out of the game.

For beginners, I suggest practicing with just 30 to 50U. If you lose 20 or 30, just quit; if you profit, set a trailing stop. Don’t get greedy—withdraw profits when you can.

The market never lacks opportunities; what it lacks is players who can survive to the next cycle.

Remember this, and you’ll save yourself countless tuition fees. $BTC $ETH