$ZEC Brothers, remember this: In the crypto world, what takes you down is not losing a few hundred or a few thousand, but that impulse to go all in when you shouldn't.
Especially for friends who just entered the market, holding less than 10,000 USDT, yet dreaming of hitting it big in one go.
$XPIN Excited for two days, trading aggressively three times, overflowing with confidence, then a single bearish candlestick directly wipes out the account.
I know this feeling all too well.
Twelve years ago, when I first entered the market with 5,000 USDT, I thought I had a unique perspective and accurate judgment, and that the future was bright.
$RAVE But after a few days of frequent trading, blindly averaging down, emotions took over, and the account was nearly emptied.
Until one day, I turned off my phone and forced myself to stop, only to realize – it wasn’t the market that was bad, but my impatience.
Since then, I equipped my funds with "three locks".
Simple, yet it allowed me to persist and navigate through the most dangerous times.
First: Control your position.
You are not lacking opportunities; you are eager for overnight wealth.
Use half your position to try; if the market is favorable, then gradually increase your position;
If it’s unfavorable, withdraw decisively.
As long as you can survive, the next opportunity will come.
Second: Clarify your selling points.
Don’t stubbornly hold on when it drops, and don’t be greedy when it rises.
Many people lose money not because their direction is wrong, but because they hesitate.
If the coin price gives you a slight pullback, your profits can be wiped out.
Plan in advance where to sell, rather than deciding on the spot.
Third: Don’t touch projects you don’t understand.
No matter how loudly they shout in the group or how aggressively the short videos promote it, if you can’t figure out what it does, it’s best not to touch it.
Projects you don’t understand cannot provide you with stable returns.
When the market is booming, stay calm;
When it’s consolidating, stay steady.
As long as your funds can survive, you have the qualification to continue playing.
If you can be patient, your account will eventually reward you.
Making money isn’t because you are smart, but because you learned not to be led by emotions.
Don’t think about getting rich overnight; first stabilize the money you have, and then slowly accumulate.
Opportunities are always present; liquidation is the true end.
If you want to go further, start by not going all in, not rushing, and not being overconfident.
Still, the same saying: A lone sail cannot travel far, a single tree cannot form a forest. If you reach out, we will have stories, and I can pull you ashore!
