#数字资产市场洞察 Many people enter the crypto world with the desire to get rich quickly — but I want to say: the more you crave quick profits, the more likely you are to fall into the pit of blind operations.
I started with just a few thousand yuan, without any background support, purely coming from a small retail investor. Now my account size has reached an eight-digit scale. It may sound a bit exaggerated, but this is the real situation.
The key is that I never obsess over how high the single profit is; I ask whether this wave of market is worth participating in. How did I roll my small capital into what I have now? Today, if I have time, I'll share my years of trading insights with everyone:
**Step 1: Small Amount Sub-account Learning Period** In the early stage, 1000U is divided into 5 parts for operation, with each part being 200U, and every transaction has a stop loss and take profit target set. The core principle is: do not chase orders, do not stubbornly hold on, do not bottom fish against the trend, only take opportunities that you clearly understand. Products like $WLFI were repeatedly refined in this stage.
**Step 2: Gradually increase your position after making a profit** After the account reaches 10,000 U, the risk of a single transaction is controlled to be below 25% of the total account amount. Once I see a clear trend developing, I will gradually increase my position to seize the most golden segments of the market in the middle stage. The large cycle of $ETH often yields the most substantial profits during this phase.
**Step 3: Regularly secure profits** After my account broke 100,000, I regularly withdraw a portion of my profits every week. It's not that I'm afraid of losses, but rather that I'm afraid of my own impulsive mindset. Stability is the foundation of long-term gains. The same strict execution applies to small coins like $MMT.
Why do most people get liquidated? The fundamental reasons are these three: - Position is chaotic, with no clear risk control plan. - Avoid setting stop losses, ultimately losing everything. - Instead of holding onto the position when the direction is right, I was washed out by the market in the opposite direction.
A friend of mine followed this approach for three months, growing from 1200U to 22,000U, and he just withdrew yesterday. Seeing him go from confusion to gradually building his own trading system is more gratifying than making money myself. This is the power of the correct methodology.
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ProveMyZK
· 17h ago
You're right, I initially fell into the "quick turnaround" mindset, and later realized that stop loss is ten thousand times more important than take profit.
It hurts to see the right direction and still get washed out; I've experienced this too many times.
An eight-digit figure sounds ridiculous, but thinking about it carefully, it is indeed possible. The key is that no one mentions how many years this cycle has taken.
I've seen countless stories of small investors making a comeback, but honestly, very few can really stick to not chasing orders and not going against the trend.
I agree with the idea of withdrawing in batches; it's much smarter than those who keep saying "hold long-term" and end up trapped.
Risk control, most people don't even understand what risk control means, which is why they keep losing.
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TommyTeacher
· 22h ago
To be honest, stop loss is really the Achilles' heel for most people.
Seeing the right opportunity but stubbornly holding on is just ridiculous.
Retail investors rely on discipline to turn things around, nothing else.
An account scale reaching eight figures shows that the logic is indeed clear.
Risk management is a hundred times more important than making huge profits, but no one believes it.
Regular withdrawals are a brilliant tactic; a stable mindset is essential for longevity.
My fren has multiplied his investment several times in three months, that’s truly impressive.
Many people directly skip the step of learning about portfolio allocation.
Writing down stop loss and take profit on paper is a whole different thing from actually setting them up.
The phrase "don’t buy the dip against the trend" needs to be etched in your mind.
Most liquidations are caused by greed.
With clear risk management, you've already saved half your life.
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NftRegretMachine
· 22h ago
To be honest, I couldn't implement stop loss at first, and now I understand that this is the difference between surviving and getting liquidated.
My brother's logic is sound, it's just a test of execution; I've seen too many who know but cannot do.
The strategy of splitting positions is indeed ruthless, it's like installing a fuse for oneself, no wonder it can last this long.
It's really absurd to still hold a losing position when you see the right direction; I was washed out like this before, and I still feel pained thinking about it.
The step of withdrawing and cashing out tests psychological quality the most; greed is truly the biggest poison in trading.
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MrRightClick
· 23h ago
To be honest, I used to avoid stop loss. I always thought that if I just held on, I would recoup my investment, but in the end... you all know how that goes. Now I understand why some people have stable rises while others go straight to zero.
Eight digits is a bit crazy, but the idea is indeed correct. The key is still the mindset; the moment greed kicks in, it's all over.
I learned about increasing the position in batches; I used to go all in on a coin too much.
Seeing my friends make ten times in three months is somewhat stimulating. But there really aren't many who can stick to the execution.
It all sounds good, but the real challenge is to follow the discipline. Most people still lose because of their emotions.
#数字资产市场洞察 Many people enter the crypto world with the desire to get rich quickly — but I want to say: the more you crave quick profits, the more likely you are to fall into the pit of blind operations.
I started with just a few thousand yuan, without any background support, purely coming from a small retail investor. Now my account size has reached an eight-digit scale. It may sound a bit exaggerated, but this is the real situation.
The key is that I never obsess over how high the single profit is; I ask whether this wave of market is worth participating in. How did I roll my small capital into what I have now? Today, if I have time, I'll share my years of trading insights with everyone:
**Step 1: Small Amount Sub-account Learning Period**
In the early stage, 1000U is divided into 5 parts for operation, with each part being 200U, and every transaction has a stop loss and take profit target set. The core principle is: do not chase orders, do not stubbornly hold on, do not bottom fish against the trend, only take opportunities that you clearly understand. Products like $WLFI were repeatedly refined in this stage.
**Step 2: Gradually increase your position after making a profit**
After the account reaches 10,000 U, the risk of a single transaction is controlled to be below 25% of the total account amount. Once I see a clear trend developing, I will gradually increase my position to seize the most golden segments of the market in the middle stage. The large cycle of $ETH often yields the most substantial profits during this phase.
**Step 3: Regularly secure profits**
After my account broke 100,000, I regularly withdraw a portion of my profits every week. It's not that I'm afraid of losses, but rather that I'm afraid of my own impulsive mindset. Stability is the foundation of long-term gains. The same strict execution applies to small coins like $MMT.
Why do most people get liquidated? The fundamental reasons are these three:
- Position is chaotic, with no clear risk control plan.
- Avoid setting stop losses, ultimately losing everything.
- Instead of holding onto the position when the direction is right, I was washed out by the market in the opposite direction.
A friend of mine followed this approach for three months, growing from 1200U to 22,000U, and he just withdrew yesterday. Seeing him go from confusion to gradually building his own trading system is more gratifying than making money myself. This is the power of the correct methodology.