Money in the crypto market comes like lightning, goes like a tornado.



I’ve seen too many people get caught out on contracts. Myself included — from repeatedly getting liquidated at the start, to bringing a group from 3,000U to 280,000U, it’s not luck, but survival rules learned through blood and sweat.

My trading approach may sound crazy: starting with 300U, divided into 10 parts, each time only risking 30U, leveraging up to 100x. Got the trend right? You double your money with just one point. Wrong? The money disappears instantly.

High risk? Of course. But as long as you follow these key principles, you can stand firm in this savage market.

**Iron Rule 1: Cut losses and run, don’t gamble against the market**
When I first started, I suffered big losses — twice getting liquidated because I stubbornly waited for rebounds. The market doesn’t care about your luck. When it hits the stop-loss point? Cut immediately. Recognizing a loss is better than holding on until zero.

**Iron Rule 2: After five consecutive wrong trades, close your eyes**
When the market gets crazy, the more you trade, the more money you lose. I set a circuit breaker for myself: after five consecutive wrong trades, I turn off the software and take a walk. When I check again the next day, the market often looks clearer.

**Iron Rule 3: Earn 3000U, withdraw immediately**
The numbers in your account are just floating clouds — if you don’t withdraw, they can vanish into thin air at any moment. My strict rule: after earning 3000U, withdraw at least half into your wallet. Only what’s in your pocket is real gold.

**Iron Rule 4: Only follow trends, avoid oscillations**
In a trending market, 100x leverage is a rocket booster; in a choppy market, it’s a meat grinder. When the direction isn’t clear? Better to lie flat and watch the drama unfold than to trade the sideways market.

**Iron Rule 5: Never risk more than 10% of your principal on a single trade**
Don’t think about going all-in to turn things around. I only risk 30U each time — I can afford to lose, and I can be steady to win. Keep your position light, stay calm, and your hands won’t shake.

Right now, I mainly focus on BTC, ETH, SOL, the mainstream coins. Contracts aren’t gambling — they’re about probability management. Survive first, then talk about getting rich.
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FadCatchervip
· 12-13 06:36
This iron rule sounds so familiar. Why do I feel like I've been taught a lesson? Banning the software after five wrong orders in a row—I've got to learn this trick, or else my greed will start again.
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MemeKingNFTvip
· 12-12 07:44
30U all-in is just for fun, the real money-makers are quietly accumulating on the chain.
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FortuneTeller42vip
· 12-11 15:28
That's right, living is more important than anything. I've seen too many people think they've figured it out, only to be killed by leverage. No one can always bet correctly; the key is how to survive to the next round. These life-and-death points are truly sobering, especially the one about closing your eyes after losing five trades in a row. It sounds simple but is hard to do. How to put it, 100x leverage is a double-edged sword; it can make you feel great, but it can also wipe you out instantly. Do you see clearly now? Withdraw after earning 3000U; this is the most brutal but also the most real. The account balance can't change greed.
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GovernancePretendervip
· 12-11 00:08
Missing five trades in a row and then shutting down the software—this move is brilliant, really. I often find myself losing more and more, unable to stop. If I had known this trick earlier, I wouldn’t have gone a month without good sleep, constantly watching the market. Serves me right for being educated by the market. Leverage of 100x sounds exciting, but it’s really like licking blood on a knife’s edge. Making 3000 requires being truthful—I've experienced the loss of digital assets evaporating. A single trade of 30U is definitely a stable mindset. Unlike me, who always wants to go all-in and turn things around, but what’s the result? More losses. Only do one-sided trades and reject oscillations. It sounds simple, but when it comes to the actual market, I still get itchy. When can I achieve the state of lying flat and relaxing?
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MintMastervip
· 12-10 14:51
It sounds pretty heartbreaking. I really understand the part about admitting defeat.
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GameFiCriticvip
· 12-10 14:33
100x leverage... This risk factor is indeed exciting, but it depends on whether position management is properly implemented. Among the five ironclad rules, the most accepted one is "close your eyes after five consecutive wrong trades," which reflects an understanding of psychological fluctuations. However, repeatedly entering trades at 30U during market fluctuations—how many can stick to this discipline? Probabilistic management sounds good, but execution is the real test.
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