Similarly 1000U, one died from a long needle at dawn, one made 80,000 in three months—what's the difference?
Don't laugh, the story happened just a few days ago, two fans came to me at the same time for a review.
One was taught a lesson by the market, the other was lifted by strategy.
The starting point was the same, but the fate was completely different.
1. The bold person's 1000U: died on the first day, not because he was foolish, but because no one told him the 'rules'
The bold person just entered the circle, holding 1000U felt hot in his hands.
On the first day, he saw MEME trending and thought, 'With a hundred times potential, why wait?'
Fully invested + 10x leverage, never even set a stop-loss once.
At midnight, the project team dumped the coin, a drop of -35%, and he was still staring at the screen, not realizing his balance was already 0.
It's not that he didn't understand K-lines, it's that he didn't know at all:
Full investment is suicide
MEME is a double-edged sword
Stop-loss is not an option, it's a talisman
He didn't make a wrong trade,
The mistake was the trading logic itself.
2. The calm person's 1000U: rolled to 80,000 in three months, not relying on talent, but on 'consistency that’s as basic as dirt'
The day Xiao Xing found me, he also had 1000U.
What I taught him wasn't a method to get rich quick, but three very basic phrases:
Use money in roles, rather than betting everything at once
300U for day trading, 300U for swing trading, 400U for base investment, never fully invested.
If signals don’t come, don’t be a hero
For example ETH: need volume + level breakthrough to act, if not satisfied just wait with no position.
Making money is not about showing off, it’s about protecting the capital arrangement
Set a stop-loss at 2%, and when earning 50%, automatically withdraw half of the position
The remaining 'profit position' follows a trailing stop, he did it as instructed. Like a robot, he followed the instructions.
3. The essential difference between the two stories: it’s not about IQ, but whether there are 'rules' or not
The bold person:
Doesn’t diversify, doesn’t set stop-loss, doesn’t control emotions, goes all in right away
This isn’t trading coins, this is handing over life to the market.
The calm person: first writes the rules, then the position, only then clicks the trade button,
His profit isn’t 'technique', but 'execution'.
If you really want to replicate the calm person, don’t start by looking for get-rich coins, first write down three phrases:
Position ≤ 20%
Loss ≤ 2%
Withdraw half of profits first
Stick to these three rules, and you can avoid at least 80% of liquidations.
You don’t need to be smarter, you just need to be more honest. The rest, I’ll guide you.
