2025-12-22 17:40:23

#数字资产市场洞察 I have to be honest, I haven't made much big money in the crypto world over the years, and I can't be considered someone important, just an old trader who has repeatedly gotten liquidated and fallen into various pits. $ZEC

Last year, a friend who learned with me came over with 1200 USDT, hoping to turn his situation around. I didn’t teach him about moving averages or MACD; I just shared three bottom lines that I had hammered out through hard work. As a result, he managed to grow his account to 38,000 USDT in 90 days, with zero liquidations during that time. Whether these three "survival rules" are correct or not depends entirely on how much respect you have for the market.

**First trick: Money should be divided into three parts**
1200U is divided into three parts, each part being 400U, operating independently. The first part is for short trading, with a maximum of two positions per day, closing the software after finishing; the second part waits for the right opportunity, dead waiting if the weekly chart does not show a clear bullish pattern or a volume breakthrough at key levels; the third part is kept as emergency funds, used to supplement positions when the market crashes and it looks like it will Get Liquidated, protecting the principal.

**Second Skill: Trends Only Take a Bite**
When entering the market, you must recognize three conditions - if the daily moving average is not in a bullish state, do not act decisively; only when the market volume exceeds previous highs and the daily close is stable can you dare to try with a small position; once the increase reaches 30% of the principal, first withdraw half of the profit, and set a 10% trailing stop for the remaining amount. When it's time to sell, do not hesitate.

**Third Move: Lock Your Mindset Tight**
Write down the plan before opening a position, set the stop loss at 3%, and close directly when it hits, without hesitation; as soon as the increase reaches 10%, immediately raise the stop loss to the cost price; shut down the computer at 12 o'clock every night, and if your sleep quality is poor, simply uninstall the App, don't give yourself the chance to act impulsively.

The market is changing every day, but if the principal is gone, you are completely out. Understand these three points thoroughly before studying wave theory and various indicators.

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BearMarketBuilder

· 2025-12-25 13:44

Damn, these three rules are really genius, especially the one about dividing into three parts. I used to not diversify and went all-in, which led to instant ruin. Honestly, I still can't stick to a 3% stop-loss. Every time it hits the point, I want to wait a bit longer, and the result is always getting caught in a downward spiral. I need to learn the trick of shutting down the computer at 12 o'clock. Too many times, midnight has been the peak period for liquidation. From 12,000 to 38,000 in 90 days, zero liquidations? This guy really gets it, not just lucky. The key is still mindset. No matter how fancy the indicators are, they can't beat a heart full of reverence.

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GateUser-f8c2c9f7

· 2025-12-24 12:26

Christmas Bull Run! 🐂

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MissedTheBoat

· 2025-12-24 06:57

Wow, in 90 days, turning 1200U into 38,000U—this guy must be cheating Really, I should have listened to the split-position strategy earlier, but I insisted on going all in The part about shutting down the computer at midnight is the most brutal; staying up all night watching the market is deadly Mindset is easy to talk about, but when the market crashes, who the hell can stop the loss Zero liquidation is the real skill; I keep hitting it every now and then

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Blockwatcher9000

· 2025-12-22 18:10

These three rules boil down to not gambling, not being greedy, and not sleeping. I’m more curious whether that guy continued to stick to it or if he was pulled back in by FOMO and got liquidated again.

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MevHunter

· 2025-12-22 17:58

This theory is really hardcore, I definitely didn't think of the three-entry method, the emergency fund part is worth noting. --- Damn, can a 3% stop loss really hold? I always start to increase the position once I misjudge the market. --- My fren turned 1200 bucks into 38,000, that number sounds real, but we need to see how much he ate in transaction costs. --- The most heartbreaking is still "if the principal is gone, I exit", how many people have died on this point. --- I need to try the trick of shutting down the computer, brushing the Candlestick charts until my sleep quality explodes is really meaningless. --- The moving average long positions pattern is a bit conservative, sometimes breaking and rebounding is the biggest opportunity. --- What you said about writing a trading plan is right, but when the market moves, it's another story.

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BearMarketHustler

· 2025-12-22 17:54

In 90 days, going from 1200U to 38,000, this guy is really ruthless, why don't I have this awareness? --- Splitting into three positions is really brilliant, it's much better than my previous all in on Dreamwalk Coin, which resulted in a total loss. --- To be honest, the mindset part is the hardest, I always mess it up after midnight. --- I need to learn this emergency fund tactic, otherwise, I'm really panicking when the plummet happens. --- It looks simple, but who can really stick to a 3% stop loss? I've slipped up long ago. --- From 1200 to 38000, wow this multiplier, I need to seriously study this logic. --- The key is that this guy has zero get liquidated, that's the main point, surviving is what allows you to make money. --- For short-term trading, after finishing two positions, just close the software, this level of self-discipline is something I can't learn. --- I agree with this moving average long positions strategy, it's much better than just randomly killing it. --- Uninstalling the app is brilliant, it directly eliminates the source of impulsive trading.

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