In the crypto market, the most eager to turn things around are often the most numerous, but very few actually make it to the end. Many traders fall into the same pit - they can't control their hands.

**How deadly is the temptation of high leverage?**
5x and 10x are not satisfying, they insist on biting into 50x and 100x. What’s the result? The account goes to zero, dreams shattered by a crash or flash crash. The most terrifying thing is that these "leveraged warriors" often die the fastest.

How to live and leave? Limit the risk of a single transaction to within 2% of total funds; exceeding this line is equivalent to pressing the self-destruct button. If you must play with high leverage, shorten the period to a 15-minute chart while keeping the stop loss firmly at 1%-2%. Hanging a 5% stop loss on a 4-hour chart to match high leverage? That's like catching bullets with your chest.

**If you haven't gone through a complete cycle, don't say you understand trading**
Many people have a superficial understanding of trading systems - thinking it's just about opening an app and clicking a few times. In reality, a system must be refined with real money repeatedly. Bull markets are crazy, bear markets decline, and sideways markets are a tug-of-war; all of these must be personally experienced. When mainstream coins plummet, do you dare to buy the dip? Can you hold on when altcoins are flying all over the place? Without experiencing at least 9 complete cycle repetitions, one cannot talk about stable profits.

In the early stages, a few thousand yuan is enough for tuition. Don't come in and spend hundreds of thousands— the market is best at teaching lessons to those who don't listen to advice.

**Poor execution, the market will make choices for you**
519 crash, LUNA collapse... How many people died in those tragedies because of the words "just wait a little longer to break even"? Stop-loss must be set as a coded rule, don't give your fingers any chance to hesitate.

Bottom fishing is like trying to catch a falling knife with bare hands; the success rate is shockingly low. Cutting losses is the way to survive—while you can still live after severing a wrist, catching a knife will surely lead to death.