Beginner's First Lesson in Crypto: Learn Not to Lose First, Then You Qualify to Earn
Many people come into the crypto world thinking about doubling their money,
But before they even learn to walk, they end up crashing.
The real first lesson for beginners is only one thing: Survive.
① Control Position First: Practice with Small Positions, Don't Go All In
Don't put all 1000U in; split it into 10 parts and only invest 100U at a time.
Leverage should not exceed 20 times; if there are no opportunities in the market, don’t force it.
What gets wiped out is not the market, but greed.
Keep the remaining 900U as "survival money", don't touch it.
If you lose 100U, don't average down or act impulsively; close your computer and take two days to review.
② Rolling Positions with Rhythm: Take Profits
Made 300U?
Keep rolling 100U, withdraw 200U.
Winners in the crypto world are not those who earn a lot but those who can take it out.
③ Risk Control Rules: Execute Strictly Without Hesitation
Each loss ≤ Total Capital 2%
If you have three consecutive losses → Mandatory break
For profitable trades, make sure to set a stop-loss
If your position goes up → Lock in half profits and leave half in.
④ Unstable Mindset is More Deadly Than Technology
When emotions are chaotic and you want to get back at the market, never place an order.
If you don’t understand, stay out; if the trend is unclear, don’t act.
"The next trade will definitely win" is the biggest scam in crypto.
A harsh word:
Contracts can turn around, but they can also go to zero.
Beginners should practice with 30–50U, stop loss at 20U, and lock profits when earned.
Stop immediately if there’s a 30% drawdown.
The market has opportunities every day, but capital only has one life.
Only those who can survive to the next bull market are the true winners.
