#比特币与黄金战争 1800U to 53,000U, I only do one thing: don't gamble.

Listen to me honestly, this isn't intelligence, it's pure cowardice.

After three margin calls and zero savings, I finally understood that in the crypto world, it's not about courage, but about the ability to survive.

This was back in 2020. My account was left with only 1800U, just paid off credit card debt, and my mindset was already collapsing. At that time, others were easily using 20x, 50x leverage, I didn't even dare to look, I could only choose the hardest path.

Divide the 1800U into 6 parts, 300U each. What for? Just buy low and sell high, make a few hundred bucks and run immediately, no attachment. In the first week, added 420U; in the second week, broke 3000; by the third week, reached 6200. It wasn't because the market was so good, but because greed didn't drown me.

From 6200 to 23,000, I only focused on two things: when others panic, I buy; when others are greedy, I sell. Only trade coins I understand clearly. I never listen to those shouting nonsense in the group, never hold heavy positions, never chase highs.

After the account reached 53,000, I became even more cautious. Only trade top-tier coins like BTC and ETH, use scripts for placing orders, and set take-profit and stop-loss levels in the strategy. Better to earn a little less than to experience the despair of a margin call again.

Basically, it boils down to these points:

Full position is suicide; diversification is the way to survive. Don't treat direction as a gamble; it's about your win rate. Be more stable, and you'll earn more steadily. Being reckless alone leads to quick exit. Choose the right rhythm, follow the right people, and you can sustain your business long-term.

I'm still here. Whether you can turn things around steadily depends on your choices. $BEAT $ZEC $pippin