#战略性加仓BTC The wealth in the crypto world comes quickly and goes just as fast. During the process of trading 3,000U up to 280,000U, the most profound word I experienced is—survival is the most important.



Honestly, contracts are like a battlefield without gunpowder. Make the right decision, and your account skyrockets; make a wrong judgment, and everything turns to nothing. Why am I willing to put 30U on 100x leverage? It's not because I’m reckless, but because I deeply understand one thing: the prerequisite for high-risk operations must be surviving long enough.

So my approach is very simple and straightforward—divide 3,000U into ten parts, each 30U operating independently. The benefit of this is that a single mistake at most risks 3% of the principal, rather than going all-in and losing everything.

What truly changed my trading career are these five iron rules I’ve refined over time:

**Rule 1: Stop loss immediately on a wrong trade, don’t wait a second.** The more you think about rebounds, the more dangerous they are. Stop loss is survival.

**Rule 2: After five consecutive losses, don’t trade today.** Continuous losses indicate your sense of direction is off; continuing to trade is gambling.

**Rule 3: Withdraw part of the profit every time you earn 3000U.** This habit has saved my life more than once. Locking in profits is true earning.

**Rule 4: Only follow the trend; in choppy markets, just watch the show.** In choppy markets, 100x leverage is a meat grinder. Lying flat is the smartest choice at this time.

**Rule 5: The maximum position size for a single trade is 10% of the total principal.** This rule has prevented me from blowing up my account all at once.

These rules may sound conservative, but it’s precisely because of these constraints that I dare to repeatedly bet in the high-leverage world—because I know the worst-case scenario.

In the main cryptocurrencies like ETH and BTC, when the trend is clear and support/resistance levels are obvious, leverage becomes your accelerator. But in uncertain, choppy markets? 100x leverage is the scythe of death.

When the position size is small, the mindset is stable; when the mindset is stable, impulsiveness is less likely. Many people lose in the market not because they are not smart, but because greed makes them forget to think.

Those who can stick to this set of rules may not become overnight millionaires, but they are destined to survive longer than most in the crypto circle. This is my secret from repeatedly blowing up accounts to steady growth. No bragging, no pie-in-the-sky promises, just sharing the method of surviving.
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BearMarketSurvivorvip
· 13h ago
Stopping loss is absolutely correct; expecting a rebound is just death. Honestly, compared to 30x or 100x leverage, what I fear more now is the addiction to not being able to stop. Withdrawing every time you make 3000 is a brilliant move; otherwise, you'll really go back to the pre-liberation era. Avoid after five consecutive stops-losses; most people simply can't stick to this discipline, their mentality is too poor. Position control is key to maintaining a stable mindset. Many people blow up because they can't hold onto small positions. This approach may sound conservative, but it's the most profitable. Staying alive is the key; the dream of overnight riches should have been awakened long ago.
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EternalMinervip
· 14h ago
Living is winning; everything else is just clouds.
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MeltdownSurvivalistvip
· 14h ago
Stop loss is really a skill; I used to think that a rebound would happen, but when the rebound was gone, I was directly liquidated. This theory is good, but execution is difficult. How many people can actually pull out after five consecutive losses? 30U with 100x leverage, risk control is indeed ruthless, but it still feels like it depends on luck. Being alive is the most important thing—this really hits home. If you can't make money, at least don't become one of those liquidated in the crypto circle. It's basically a gambler's self-redemption, using rules to lock up greed. I deeply understand the point about partial withdrawals—not withdrawing is equivalent to wealth on paper. Contracts are like a meat grinder; this metaphor is spot on. My leverage dreams were all lost here. It may seem conservative, but the one who survives the longest is the winner. I agree with this logic.
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BridgeNomadvip
· 14h ago
honestly the risk cascades here remind me of the 2023 wormhole exploit... position sizing discipline actually saves lives in defi. this resonates.
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