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#数字资产市场动态 After years of wandering in the crypto world, I’ve discovered a harsh truth: those whose accounts explode are rarely stuck because of a lack of good strategies—true knives often come from the words "reckless."
The market judgment is correct, and the position sizing is fine, but the failure usually boils down to these two points: greed when making profits, insisting on taking more; and stubbornness when losing, fantasizing about a miracle turnaround.
I’ve walked this bloody path myself. Accounts repeatedly wiped out, until one day, I decided to set a set of "hard rules"—all emotional trading must be cut.
I call this set of rules the "Five Locks," and now I share them with you:
**· Never full position**—even if you have confidence in a certain coin, cap your position at 1/5, always keep some ammunition in hand.
**· A drop is a drop**—adding to a position is not a strategy; that’s gambling psychology at work.
**· Turn away before the rally**—there are too many surges, no need to fall in love with every wave.
**· Intraday monitoring time limit**—stop after an hour, because once emotions take over the brain, technical analysis becomes just a decoration.
**· Close positions before sleep**—the market at midnight won’t wait for you to wake up; it’s still moving.
And then?
The principal amount remains unchanged, but the drawdown begins to shrink significantly, and the account curve gradually shows a pattern of only increasing.
That’s when I realized: true masters are not judged by profit-making ability, but by how often they make mistakes.
If you’re still stuck in the "itchy fingers" mud pit, don’t rush to study complex indicator combinations. First, master self-discipline.
The strongest weapon in the cryptocurrency market has never been leverage multiples or complicated indicators—it’s two words: restraint.