#Solana行情走势解读 Crypto people should remember this: account shrinkage isn't scary; what's scary is going straight to liquidation and being out. Especially for those new to the market with limited capital, just one bold move can teach you a harsh lesson as the market immediately hits you.

I've seen too many newcomers, entering with $5,000 or $8,000, eyes shining—as if gold is everywhere, just bending down to pick it up. And what happens? Watching the charts daily, listening to calls, chasing trends, thinking they've mastered the market, making reckless moves. Three days of capital cut in half, five days of liquidation, seven days completely out of the game—adding more fuel to the fire.

I’ve also taken that same wrong path. Initially, I only had 20,000 USDT, and I thought once I entered, prices would go up. But I chose to exit at the peak. Then I started following the herd, panicking and adding to positions, topping up... All the stupid things a rookie can do, leaving my account barely alive.

Until one moment of calm, I summarized three "funds survival rules," and slowly crawled out of the quagmire. It took four months to steadily reach 100,000 USDT, without a single liquidation.

**Rule 1: Never fully load your position.**
No matter how tempting the market is, don’t bet everything. Opportunities are plentiful in this market; what’s truly scarce is the capital to survive until the next opportunity. Always keep some bullets—add gradually when the market is good, cut and retreat decisively when it’s not.

**Rule 2: Take profit and stop loss seriously.**
Don’t be soft when losing, don’t be greedy when making money. The most common mistake for beginners is reluctance to take profits, always wanting to "wait a bit longer, for a little more rise." The market doesn’t show mercy—one correction can wipe out all your profits. Set proper stop-loss and take-profit levels. This isn’t weakness; it’s professional discipline.

**Rule 3: Avoid coins you don’t understand.**
Recommendations in groups, hype from influencers, videos selling signals—most of these are traps. Instead of being fooled by others, ask yourself: do I really understand this project? If you don’t know what the project does, how can you dare to trade? Better to miss a hot trend than to trade blindly.

Stay calm when the market starts, be patient during sideways movements. Only if you can hold 10,000 USDT can you have a chance to earn 100,000 USDT; only if you stick to discipline will the market give you opportunities.

Many in this circle want to get rich quick, but few can survive steadily. Don’t be blinded by stories of quick profits—protect your capital first, then talk about growth.

Market opportunities are all around, as long as you’re still in the game. These three locks are the real underlying logic from a rookie to a stable trader.