Crypto newcomers want to survive, they must first learn how to die. Starting with 10U, don’t expect to get rich overnight. Focus on mastering the basics first.
The early strategies are very straightforward: use 5U as margin, open 100x leverage, and at most exchange for 0.3 of a mainstream coin. Set stop-loss at 20%, which is just tuition; set take-profit at 100%, and when you make a profit, run. Wrong direction? Accept the loss and move on, don’t hold the position, holding is suicide. Made a profit? Double it and cash out. If you get wiped out, don’t panic; the remaining 5U is your resurrection coin, keep going after a blow-up.
This is how small funds are磨ed, liquidation is normal. As long as the account still has momentum, you can keep trading. Once floating profit exceeds 50%, don’t hesitate, stop immediately.
The rhythm from 10U to 80U is actually like this:
Earn 10U to 20U, then use 5U to trade again. Expand 20U to 40U, then use 10U for circulation. Push 40U to 80U, then use 20U to attack upward.
Three consecutive correct trades rely not on luck but on discipline. Going from 10U to 80U usually takes about a month.
At the 80U level, start thinking about position division: each time operate with 10U, slowly磨, even if you make mistakes eight times, you won’t die. After a month of this, it’s common for the account to reach 200U.
After 200U, accelerate: divide into ten positions, each 20U, able to withstand fluctuations up and down. Continue stacking upward, when around 1000U, adjust to 50U per position. The key at this stage is stable profit, not reckless hard pushes.
Key position rhythm:
Before 1000U: operate with individual positions, pick the right entry points, strictly implement stop-loss and take-profit, machine-like discipline. After 1000U: consider full position, but adjust position size according to market fluctuations.
Generally, the cycle from 10U to 1000U takes 1 to 2 months, provided you don’t mess around.
Once you gain experience, upgrading strategies becomes natural: from 10U to 100U, then to 1000U, and keep rolling, it’s possible to grow the account to 10K, 100K, or more.
Common pitfalls for beginners:
Full position is an absolute taboo. One wipeout means immediate elimination. Don’t rush; when the market doesn’t follow your rhythm, learn to wait. Admit mistakes, don’t hard hold. Hard holding is countdown to liquidation. Small trades test time and discipline, not emotional outbursts.
In essence, this path is about repeated validation, strict management, and decisive execution. You need to tinker at first, then you can achieve stable profits later.
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Blockblind
· 01-15 17:23
Damn, isn't this just a microcosm of my account, from 10U to zero, then exploding again, and cycling through hell repeatedly.
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GamefiEscapeArtist
· 01-15 07:07
It sounds nice, but it's actually just a gambler's self-comfort.
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FomoAnxiety
· 01-15 01:53
That's right, beginners have to die once first. Going all-in is really suicide; I've seen too many people go all-in and get eliminated immediately.
Resisting positions is really bad; admitting losses in time actually allows you to survive longer. Discipline is something that's easy to say but hard to do; it depends on whether you can stick to it.
100x leverage sounds scary but it's really just that. The key is to cut losses harshly.
Making ten times your monthly income sounds great, but I've seen more people blow up with one shot. The logic behind it is theoretically sound, but in practice, it's difficult.
I like the concept of revival coins; it's definitely better than losing everything in one shot.
Actually, the hardest part is waiting; when the market isn't moving, it can be really torturous.
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MEVEye
· 01-12 19:50
It's quite a harsh truth, but this set of theories is just a joke in reality. Can 100x leverage survive until 80U? Dream on.
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LiquidationHunter
· 01-12 19:48
It sounds good, but how many can truly stick to discipline? Most still have a gambler's mentality.
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Degentleman
· 01-12 19:35
That's right, discipline is worth much more than luck. I've seen too many people go all-in with full positions and then drop out of the circle directly.
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CryptoSourGrape
· 01-12 19:23
If I had seen this kind of review earlier, it would have been better. Now, saying more only leads to regret.
Taking discipline seriously is truly the truth. If I had this awareness earlier, I would have achieved financial freedom...
It's easy to say, but when you're fully invested, who can resist? I haven't been able to resist before.
Stop-loss at 20%? I could only endure a 50% loss at that time before cutting. Now, the account temperature has cooled down.
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WagmiAnon
· 01-12 19:21
Exactly right, but the hardest part is discipline. I've seen too many people get carried away after turning 10U into 100U, going all-in with full positions, and ending up with a total game over.
Crypto newcomers want to survive, they must first learn how to die. Starting with 10U, don’t expect to get rich overnight. Focus on mastering the basics first.
The early strategies are very straightforward: use 5U as margin, open 100x leverage, and at most exchange for 0.3 of a mainstream coin. Set stop-loss at 20%, which is just tuition; set take-profit at 100%, and when you make a profit, run. Wrong direction? Accept the loss and move on, don’t hold the position, holding is suicide. Made a profit? Double it and cash out. If you get wiped out, don’t panic; the remaining 5U is your resurrection coin, keep going after a blow-up.
This is how small funds are磨ed, liquidation is normal. As long as the account still has momentum, you can keep trading. Once floating profit exceeds 50%, don’t hesitate, stop immediately.
The rhythm from 10U to 80U is actually like this:
Earn 10U to 20U, then use 5U to trade again.
Expand 20U to 40U, then use 10U for circulation.
Push 40U to 80U, then use 20U to attack upward.
Three consecutive correct trades rely not on luck but on discipline. Going from 10U to 80U usually takes about a month.
At the 80U level, start thinking about position division: each time operate with 10U, slowly磨, even if you make mistakes eight times, you won’t die. After a month of this, it’s common for the account to reach 200U.
After 200U, accelerate: divide into ten positions, each 20U, able to withstand fluctuations up and down. Continue stacking upward, when around 1000U, adjust to 50U per position. The key at this stage is stable profit, not reckless hard pushes.
Key position rhythm:
Before 1000U: operate with individual positions, pick the right entry points, strictly implement stop-loss and take-profit, machine-like discipline.
After 1000U: consider full position, but adjust position size according to market fluctuations.
Generally, the cycle from 10U to 1000U takes 1 to 2 months, provided you don’t mess around.
Once you gain experience, upgrading strategies becomes natural: from 10U to 100U, then to 1000U, and keep rolling, it’s possible to grow the account to 10K, 100K, or more.
Common pitfalls for beginners:
Full position is an absolute taboo. One wipeout means immediate elimination.
Don’t rush; when the market doesn’t follow your rhythm, learn to wait.
Admit mistakes, don’t hard hold. Hard holding is countdown to liquidation.
Small trades test time and discipline, not emotional outbursts.
In essence, this path is about repeated validation, strict management, and decisive execution. You need to tinker at first, then you can achieve stable profits later.