$ZEC
Many newcomers enter the market with one thought in mind: “I want to get rich quickly.”
However, after placing the first order, they are sent home by the market.
I just want to remind you—don’t rush to make money; first, learn how to survive.
If you are new to this circle, using 100U as training capital is the safest way to practice.
How to practice? Here’s a set of practical strategies:
① Split your capital:
Cut 100U directly into two parts, each 50U.
Use only 50U for the first order; don’t go all-in.
Choose mainstream assets, like ETH, which have clean volatility and clear direction.
Even if you are given 100 times leverage, only open one position; don’t think about going long in parallel.
② Strict stop-loss and take-profit:
**Stop-loss:** If it drops to 40U (losing 20%), cut it immediately, leaving no hope positions.
**Take-profit:** Once it doubles to 100U, take the profit; having the money in hand is what counts.
③ Small goals continuously upgrade:
Don’t think about achieving everything at once; follow the rhythm:
100U → 200U → 400U → 800U
At each stage, only use half of the capital to place orders, allowing yourself to always have a “second chance.”
After reaching 800U, the rhythm needs to change—
Each time just use 100U; this gives you 8 chances to make mistakes, so your mindset won’t explode.
Before stabilizing at 1000U, gradual position sizing is the bottom line; one mistake shouldn’t wipe out everything.
④ Four survival rules:
1️⃣ If you are wrong in direction, cut it; a 20% stop-loss is non-negotiable.
2️⃣ Never go all-in; keeping half gives you survival confidence.
3️⃣ Take profits when there are gains; don’t gamble against the market.
4️⃣ Only trade gradually, locking risk within each position.
This set of strategies doesn’t train you to turn “100U into 10,000U” as a myth,
but rather your trading muscle:
Your actions need to be quick, your mind steady, your positions divided, and your greed extinguished.
In the cryptocurrency world, stories of getting rich are told every day,
but very few can survive long enough to hear the end of the story.
First survive, then make money.
Once discipline becomes your instinct, profits will naturally come.