Don't mess around! 1000U to 80,000 U: Zero liquidation

I've been in the workplace for 7 years, with 1000U I ventured into the crypto world, this was the money he saved for a month for home renovation

At first, he operated recklessly, and in less than two weeks he lost 600U

He anxiously messaged at midnight: "If I keep losing, I won't even have money to buy new furniture for my family."

I immediately helped him restructure his strategy, the core is still three iron rules.

The first rule is to split the funds: 400U for day trading, focusing only on Bitcoin and Ethereum, and taking profits decisively when volatility reaches 2%-2.5%;

300U for swing trading, wait for the moving average to form a clear trend before entering, holding positions for 2-3 days without being greedy;

The remaining 300U locked in a cold wallet, with the agreement that even if the market crashes, it will not be used.

Old Chen didn't completely follow the plan at first; one day he saw altcoins surge 20% in a single day, secretly took 200U from the swing trading funds to chase the rise, and ended up losing 30U when it dropped 15% that night.

This lesson made him completely submit, and after that, he strictly followed the rules: On Wednesday morning, Bitcoin rose 2.3%, he took profits as planned and earned 23U;

The next week he captured the rebound after Ethereum's pullback, holding positions for 3 days and netting 180U.

I repeatedly reminded him, "Don’t waste time with fluctuations," and during market sideways movements, I let him focus on work instead of staring at K-lines wasting energy. Every time the account profit reached 8%, I urged him to withdraw half to his bank card

— From 5000U to 20,000 U, then to 50,000 U, in five months he successively withdrew over 20,000 U, not only recovering previous losses but also saving some money for home appliances.

Discipline execution was even more stringent: single order stop-loss strictly controlled within 0.8%, closing positions immediately at the set time;

Profits exceeding 2% would be halved, allowing the remaining profits to follow the trend.

Once Ethereum surged 5%, Old Chen wanted to add 200U to chase the high, but I timely stopped him. That evening the market fell back 3%, and he said with relief: "Good thing I didn’t act impulsively, otherwise it would have been in vain."

Eight months later, Old Zhou's account broke through 80,000 U, with zero liquidation throughout.

He used his profits to buy new furniture for his family and also kept some emergency funds, exclaiming: "It turns out the crypto world isn't about gambling, keeping the rules is stronger than anything else."

I've already lit the "lamp," just see if you're willing to follow Brother Zhi steadily and steadily walk #美国加征关税 #美联储重启降息步伐