#数字资产市场洞察 k entered the market to reach the million level, there are really people who have achieved it.
I initially entered the market by exchanging 7000 for 1000U, but I didn't go all in. In the first round, I tested the waters with 200U, specifically focusing on those coins that had the steepest rises on the daily chart. I would quickly take profits as soon as I doubled my investment, and if my losses reached 50U, I would cut my position and exit.
After winning several times, the principal becomes thicker like a snowball. The real test is not making money, but whether you can force yourself to stop when you've made over a k. My approach is to stop trading when I reach my target, take a day off, and then continue, so as to avoid being trapped at high valuations.
When I reached a stage where the principal was relatively sufficient, I began to use a combination strategy: quick entries and exits to capture intraday fluctuations; at the same time, I allocated regular investments to follow medium to long-term trends; and always kept 30% of cash as ammunition to wait for black swan events or large-scale opportunities.
Every order must have double insurance before entering the market—both take profit and stop loss must be included in the plan. Trades without a plan will ultimately be hijacked by one's own greed and fear. The futures market is not an ATM; it will only amplify your judgment of the market by tenfold or a hundredfold. If you're right, you profit; if you're wrong, you lose.
I have always adhered to four bottom lines: never fully invest a position, must set a stop-loss level, no more than three trades per day, and withdraw profits to the wallet once the target profit is reached. It seems simple, but very few can truly execute it. Many people make quick money relying on luck a time or two, but then greed causes them to give back all their earnings.
From a 1000U account to the current scale, it ultimately boils down to two words—be ruthless. Be ruthless towards market trends, and even more ruthless towards your own desires.
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SadMoneyMeow
· 5h ago
In simple terms, it's about self-discipline and mindset; most people fail because of greed.
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ChainProspector
· 5h ago
It's easy to say "take profit" and "stop loss", but the key is whether you can hold on when you actually have money in hand.
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SchrodingerWallet
· 5h ago
No matter how nicely it is said, it’s still survivor bias. I just want to ask about those who have lost everything.
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IfIWereOnChain
· 5h ago
I truly believe in staying calm during a suspension; otherwise, I would have been Get Liquidated long ago.
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LucidSleepwalker
· 5h ago
To be honest, I've heard this logic too many times. How many can really survive? Stop loss and take profit are just empty words; the key is whether one can truly execute the mindset. Most people simply cannot do it.
#数字资产市场洞察 k entered the market to reach the million level, there are really people who have achieved it.
I initially entered the market by exchanging 7000 for 1000U, but I didn't go all in. In the first round, I tested the waters with 200U, specifically focusing on those coins that had the steepest rises on the daily chart. I would quickly take profits as soon as I doubled my investment, and if my losses reached 50U, I would cut my position and exit.
After winning several times, the principal becomes thicker like a snowball. The real test is not making money, but whether you can force yourself to stop when you've made over a k. My approach is to stop trading when I reach my target, take a day off, and then continue, so as to avoid being trapped at high valuations.
When I reached a stage where the principal was relatively sufficient, I began to use a combination strategy: quick entries and exits to capture intraday fluctuations; at the same time, I allocated regular investments to follow medium to long-term trends; and always kept 30% of cash as ammunition to wait for black swan events or large-scale opportunities.
Every order must have double insurance before entering the market—both take profit and stop loss must be included in the plan. Trades without a plan will ultimately be hijacked by one's own greed and fear. The futures market is not an ATM; it will only amplify your judgment of the market by tenfold or a hundredfold. If you're right, you profit; if you're wrong, you lose.
I have always adhered to four bottom lines: never fully invest a position, must set a stop-loss level, no more than three trades per day, and withdraw profits to the wallet once the target profit is reached. It seems simple, but very few can truly execute it. Many people make quick money relying on luck a time or two, but then greed causes them to give back all their earnings.
From a 1000U account to the current scale, it ultimately boils down to two words—be ruthless. Be ruthless towards market trends, and even more ruthless towards your own desires.