At three in the morning, a friend from Hunan sent a voice message, trembling in his voice:

"Bro, I put all my 10,000 U in a tenfold position, and it dropped 3% and got liquidated, what's going on?"

I looked at his records: 9,500 U fully invested, selling off at the slightest drop, buying back at the slightest rise, going back and forth, and he didn't even set a stop loss.

Many people think that going all in means they can withstand it, but if it's not done well, it dies faster than using a partial position. The key to a full liquidation isn't leverage, but rather the position size being too heavy — just like he put in 95% of his capital, and with slight fluctuations, it went to zero directly.

These three principles have allowed me to go half a year without liquidation, and I even doubled my money:

First, a single trade should not exceed 20% of total capital.

For a 10,000 U account, the maximum for one trade is 2,000 U.

Even if the stop loss is 10%, the loss would only be 200, not harming the foundation.

Second, a single loss must not exceed 3% of total capital.

For example, if I open with 2,000 U at twenty times, set a stop loss at 1.5%, a loss of 300 is exactly 3% of total capital. If I make several consecutive mistakes, I can still hold on.

Third, do not open positions during fluctuations, and do not add to profits.

Only trade during trend breakouts; no matter how tempting the sideways market is, I won't touch it. After opening a position, never chase the market; controlling your hands means controlling your emotions.

The true purpose of going all in is to leave room for a buffer, not to gamble your life.

There was a fan who kept getting liquidated monthly; after following these three rules for three months, he rolled from 5,000 U to 8,000 U.

He said: "I used to think going all in was gambling, but now I understand that going all in is for stability."

In the crypto world, it's not about who makes money faster; it's about who survives longer.

Gamble less on direction, control your position more, and slow is fast.

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