#数字货币市场回调 Recently, I saw a real case in the community: a mother with two children, whose account only had 1200U (the money for the children's milk powder), had previously experienced typical loss paths such as All in and Get Liquidated, and debt.
But she didn't choose to exit. Three months later, the account balance rose to five digits, and the children's tuition and living expenses were settled.
Her method of operation is actually not complicated:
**Three-Equal-Fund Principle** Divide 1200U into three transactions of 400U: - The first trade is to accumulate short positions, set a profit target of 3% before exiting; - Wait for the market to clarify the trend before acting on the second transaction; - The third portion is locked and remains unchanged, serving as a safety line for living expenses.
**Only eat the main rising segment** Completely leave the market during sideways fluctuations. After the trend starts, take profits after the mid-stage rise and withdraw, neither chasing the top nor bottom fishing.
**Mechanical Execution Discipline** If losses reach 1.5%, immediately get liquidated; if profits reach 3%, take some profits first; absolutely do not add to the account, do not hold positions, do not watch the market until late at night.
The core of this strategy is not how much you earn, but **to survive**.
The biggest trap in the crypto market is making people feel that "the next trade will recover the losses." But the reality is that most people lose due to the lack of boundaries—no stop-loss levels, no position management, and no emotional separation.
The market will eliminate gamblers, but it will leave room for disciplined individuals.
If you are also experiencing repeated losses, the problem may not be misreading the market, but rather lacking a set of operating systems that can protect your capital. Controlling risk is essential to have the opportunity to wait for the trend to truly arrive.
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#数字货币市场回调 Recently, I saw a real case in the community: a mother with two children, whose account only had 1200U (the money for the children's milk powder), had previously experienced typical loss paths such as All in and Get Liquidated, and debt.
But she didn't choose to exit. Three months later, the account balance rose to five digits, and the children's tuition and living expenses were settled.
Her method of operation is actually not complicated:
**Three-Equal-Fund Principle**
Divide 1200U into three transactions of 400U:
- The first trade is to accumulate short positions, set a profit target of 3% before exiting;
- Wait for the market to clarify the trend before acting on the second transaction;
- The third portion is locked and remains unchanged, serving as a safety line for living expenses.
**Only eat the main rising segment**
Completely leave the market during sideways fluctuations. After the trend starts, take profits after the mid-stage rise and withdraw, neither chasing the top nor bottom fishing.
**Mechanical Execution Discipline**
If losses reach 1.5%, immediately get liquidated; if profits reach 3%, take some profits first; absolutely do not add to the account, do not hold positions, do not watch the market until late at night.
The core of this strategy is not how much you earn, but **to survive**.
The biggest trap in the crypto market is making people feel that "the next trade will recover the losses." But the reality is that most people lose due to the lack of boundaries—no stop-loss levels, no position management, and no emotional separation.
The market will eliminate gamblers, but it will leave room for disciplined individuals.
If you are also experiencing repeated losses, the problem may not be misreading the market, but rather lacking a set of operating systems that can protect your capital. Controlling risk is essential to have the opportunity to wait for the trend to truly arrive.