#巨鲸动向 Seven Years of Survival in the Crypto World: 20 Blood and Tears Lessons Learned the Hard Way
How to survive with a small capital? I've been asked this question hundreds of times. Honestly, with less than 100,000 yuan, never go all-in. Catch a decent main wave, and it’s enough to change your fate. But what’s the prerequisite? You have to truly understand.
First, look at these ten bottom lines:
**Trading Execution** If your understanding is insufficient, don’t touch real trading; practice your mindset thoroughly on demo accounts first. When good news is announced, it’s often a deceptive top—"landing is bad news"—this is not a joke, but a harsh reality. If the price opens high and doesn’t rise, sell decisively—don’t wait.
**Risk Awareness** The market almost always weakens before holidays. This is almost an iron law. Reducing positions before holidays to stay safe isn’t conservative; it’s survival. Stop-loss is your lifeline—only by staying alive can you have a chance to turn things around. Those who don’t set stop-losses are eventually forced out.
**Capital Allocation** For medium to long-term, always keep enough cash on hand. Buying low and selling high is the correct rhythm. For short-term trading, focus only on active stocks; coins with no trading volume are just time killers.
**Technical Judgment** A rebound after accelerated decline is the real deal; don’t buy during a downward rebound. For short-term, watch the 5-minute K-line combined with KDJ; buy and sell signals are clear at a glance. You don’t need to learn many technicals—master one or two strategies to consistently make profits.
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In short, the crypto world is like this: either watch others eat meat with your eyes wide open, or develop ironclad discipline and judgment yourself. The market is always there; it’s up to you whether you have the resolve to stick with it.
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Whale_Whisperer
· 01-06 14:31
Stop-loss is a lifesaver, no doubt about it, brother.
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BridgeTrustFund
· 01-06 14:21
The keyword "stop loss" hit me hard. Last year, those who had full positions and got their accounts cleared were the ones without this awareness.
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 01-06 14:20
You're absolutely right, going all-in is suicidal, my scars speak the loudest.
#巨鲸动向 Seven Years of Survival in the Crypto World: 20 Blood and Tears Lessons Learned the Hard Way
How to survive with a small capital? I've been asked this question hundreds of times. Honestly, with less than 100,000 yuan, never go all-in. Catch a decent main wave, and it’s enough to change your fate. But what’s the prerequisite? You have to truly understand.
First, look at these ten bottom lines:
**Trading Execution**
If your understanding is insufficient, don’t touch real trading; practice your mindset thoroughly on demo accounts first. When good news is announced, it’s often a deceptive top—"landing is bad news"—this is not a joke, but a harsh reality. If the price opens high and doesn’t rise, sell decisively—don’t wait.
**Risk Awareness**
The market almost always weakens before holidays. This is almost an iron law. Reducing positions before holidays to stay safe isn’t conservative; it’s survival. Stop-loss is your lifeline—only by staying alive can you have a chance to turn things around. Those who don’t set stop-losses are eventually forced out.
**Capital Allocation**
For medium to long-term, always keep enough cash on hand. Buying low and selling high is the correct rhythm. For short-term trading, focus only on active stocks; coins with no trading volume are just time killers.
**Technical Judgment**
A rebound after accelerated decline is the real deal; don’t buy during a downward rebound. For short-term, watch the 5-minute K-line combined with KDJ; buy and sell signals are clear at a glance. You don’t need to learn many technicals—master one or two strategies to consistently make profits.
---
In short, the crypto world is like this: either watch others eat meat with your eyes wide open, or develop ironclad discipline and judgment yourself. The market is always there; it’s up to you whether you have the resolve to stick with it.