#数字资产市场动态 In rough waters, luxury yachts do indeed burn money, but what if they get capsized?
The crypto market is truly open to ordinary people, and the opportunity to turn things around is right there. The problem is that most people simply can't find the right way to open up, and they lack self-discipline—going all-in right from the start.
A trader once shared his experience with me—starting with a capital of 1200U, he turned it into 56,000U in three months, all without a single liquidation or major drawdown. He's not lucky; luck at best makes you feel good for a while, but it won't take you far. His approach may seem slow, but it's surprisingly steady.
**First Trick: Diversify your funds; full position equals suicide**
Take 1500U as an example, split into three equal parts: - 500U for intraday quick trades (one order per day at most) - 500U for mid-term swings (once every ten days or even a month) - 500U as a safety reserve (if truly losing, there's still a chance to turn things around)
The key is: absolutely do not go all-in!
**Second Trick: Only eat the fattiest meat, avoid the rest**
When the market is sideways, never move (80% of losses are buried here). If you can't see the direction clearly, stay in cash and observe. Better to do nothing than to make random profits. Only act when the situation is clear.
There's a saying worth remembering: the market doesn't necessarily knock on your door every day, but you must ensure your life is still intact every day.
**Third Trick: Lock in rules, kick emotions out**
- Stop-loss fixed at 2%, as routine as eating and drinking - Take half off when profit reaches 4% - When total account profit exceeds 20% of the principal, withdraw 30% immediately - Never add to losing positions or double down when in the red
This is the real reason 90% of traders can't turn things around. No gambling, no holding, no daydreaming—these are the bottom lines.
What about that trader now? His account has long since broken 100,000U. The best part—he doesn't need to wake up in the middle of the night to watch the charts; just five minutes a day to check the prices, and that's it.
Want to turn things around? Remember this: always leave yourself some room to open the next trade.
Diversify, wait for the right moment, control the fire—these things may not be exciting or make you rich overnight, but they can save you five years of unnecessary detours. In crypto trading, quick gains are hard to come by—if you want fast results, slow down your pace first.
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GasBandit
· 15h ago
Those who go all-in on margin trading are all trying to hit the jackpot in one step, but end up in hell after two steps. They really deserve it.
Exactly right, position sizing is too crucial. 90% of people die because of greed.
I just want to ask, does anyone really stick to a 2% stop loss? Or do they all have to lose 50% before they’re willing to cut losses?
This brother is indeed steady. From 1200 to 56000, that sounds way better than my half-year of reckless trading.
Holding cash during sideways markets is a genius move, saving yourself from messing around like a fool.
No gambling, no holding, no dreaming—easier said than done, though.
Brothers who watch the market every day, wake up! Glance at it every 5 minutes is enough; the rest of the time, sleep or eat.
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NewDAOdreamer
· 15h ago
Everyone has full positions, only those who are alive are rare
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Sounds good, but how many can really endure sideways trading without moving?
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Both position splitting and stop-losses, this kind of thing would get mocked for being cowardly if spoken out loud
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5-minute watch vs. midnight liquidation, indeed the latter is more "exciting"
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Is it because of these that 90% can't turn things around? I think mainly it's because there's no money to trade with
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If traders are really this steady, why haven't they become Musk yet
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Slowing down is right, but the premise is having money to play with
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Diversifying risk sounds beautiful, but the problem is three $500 U.S. dollars don't have much to split
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If the market doesn't knock on the door and you just watch your money sleep in the account, then it's better to deposit in the bank
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Leaving yourself some leverage sounds like an excuse for lacking ambition
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SmartContractDiver
· 15h ago
To be honest, those who go all-in with full positions should have heard this kind of advice long ago, but most people will still continue to do so after hearing it.
The strategy of dividing positions really works, but it tests human nature too much.
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BridgeJumper
· 15h ago
All-in traders are just newbies; there's nothing to debate about this.
#数字资产市场动态 In rough waters, luxury yachts do indeed burn money, but what if they get capsized?
The crypto market is truly open to ordinary people, and the opportunity to turn things around is right there. The problem is that most people simply can't find the right way to open up, and they lack self-discipline—going all-in right from the start.
A trader once shared his experience with me—starting with a capital of 1200U, he turned it into 56,000U in three months, all without a single liquidation or major drawdown. He's not lucky; luck at best makes you feel good for a while, but it won't take you far. His approach may seem slow, but it's surprisingly steady.
**First Trick: Diversify your funds; full position equals suicide**
Take 1500U as an example, split into three equal parts:
- 500U for intraday quick trades (one order per day at most)
- 500U for mid-term swings (once every ten days or even a month)
- 500U as a safety reserve (if truly losing, there's still a chance to turn things around)
The key is: absolutely do not go all-in!
**Second Trick: Only eat the fattiest meat, avoid the rest**
When the market is sideways, never move (80% of losses are buried here). If you can't see the direction clearly, stay in cash and observe. Better to do nothing than to make random profits. Only act when the situation is clear.
There's a saying worth remembering: the market doesn't necessarily knock on your door every day, but you must ensure your life is still intact every day.
**Third Trick: Lock in rules, kick emotions out**
- Stop-loss fixed at 2%, as routine as eating and drinking
- Take half off when profit reaches 4%
- When total account profit exceeds 20% of the principal, withdraw 30% immediately
- Never add to losing positions or double down when in the red
This is the real reason 90% of traders can't turn things around. No gambling, no holding, no daydreaming—these are the bottom lines.
What about that trader now? His account has long since broken 100,000U. The best part—he doesn't need to wake up in the middle of the night to watch the charts; just five minutes a day to check the prices, and that's it.
Want to turn things around? Remember this: always leave yourself some room to open the next trade.
Diversify, wait for the right moment, control the fire—these things may not be exciting or make you rich overnight, but they can save you five years of unnecessary detours. In crypto trading, quick gains are hard to come by—if you want fast results, slow down your pace first.