A few days ago, I saw a brother in the community lamenting that he invested all his three years of savings, 50,000 U, into a meme coin, only to lose it all within a day, and his wife wanted to divorce him. The comments were full of sympathy; some said he was greedy, others said he was unlucky, but I just feel it's a pity. He had the wrong approach to survive in the crypto world from the very beginning.
I am just an ordinary worker, with a monthly salary of 5000. I have no connections and no insider information. I've been in the crypto space for two years and have never taken a large position; I always start with 10 U. If it blows up, I come back again. Now, I have historical profits of over 6000 U, half of which has already been withdrawn to my card, and the rest continues to be reinvested. Don't think that 10 U is too little to make a difference; the biggest lie in the crypto world is 'only large positions can lead to wealth.' The key to an ordinary person's success is precisely hidden in 'small capital, strict discipline, and steady cashing out.'
Let me share some valuable insights. My 10U survival method has been proven to avoid 80% of liquidation pitfalls: First, always keep the risk of a single trade within 1U. For a 10U position, set the stop-loss at 10%. Regardless of how the market tempts you to go long or short, exit when the time comes, and do not hold on. Many people face liquidation not because they are wrong in direction, but because they hold on until their mindset collapses, ultimately being ground down by the market. Second, always withdraw profits, at least 50%. I withdraw 100U every time I earn 200U. Don’t underestimate this step; the floating profit in your account is just a number, but the money in your bank account is real. Last year, I turned 10U into 2000U and withdrew 1000U in time. Later, when the market reversed and I faced liquidation, at least I didn’t work for nothing. Third, only trade in markets you understand. I never chase meme coins or air coins; I only focus on the 4-hour K-line of three mainstream coins, using MACD and RSI indicators to confirm signals. Only when both indicators align do I enter the market; even if a single signal looks tempting, I won't act. It's like watching traffic lights when crossing the street; missing one can easily lead to accidents.
Some say I am too conservative to make big money. But I want to say that for ordinary people in the cryptocurrency market, surviving is more important than making big money. Those who constantly shout about hundred times or thousand times returns are either scammers or victims. I have seen too many people enter the market with a 'gamble for a comeback' mentality, only to lose all their capital in the end. In contrast, my small 10U position steadily grows, and I slowly withdraw; after half a year, I have saved quite a bit, even more than a regular job.
If you are still heavily betting right now, you might want to try my 10U strategy. First, correct your mindset and establish discipline. The cryptocurrency market never lacks opportunities; what it lacks are those who can survive until the opportunities arise. Follow me for the next sharing where I will provide specific operational details on how to turn 10U into a hundred times, and teach you how to precisely capture swings in a volatile market. Have you also lost money due to heavy positions recently? Share your experiences in the comments, and I will help you analyze where the problem lies. Follow me!@男神说币 #巨鲸动向 $BTC
