Beginners shouldn't dream of '10U getting rich'!
This '10U discipline practice' method is my lifesaver obtained through countless liquidations—the core is 'stay alive', not 'make a fortune'!
Just starting out, don’t think about going all in and making a comeback, first take 10U as capital (if not possible, 5U is also fine), practice 'iron discipline' using my method, it’s more useful than reading 100 tutorials.
Proven effective, specifically treats the three major beginner problems: 'stubbornness, greed, and holding positions'.
Step one: split 10U in half, use 5U to open the first trade—small capital trial and error, losses won't hurt.
10U is split into two parts (5U+5U), the first trade only uses 5U to open a position. Choose mainstream coins like ETH (avoid air coins, beginners often fail due to random ones), with 100x leverage you can buy 0.3 ETH (the exact amount isn't important, the key is 'small position trial and error').
Key rules to remember:
Set stop loss at 20%: with 5U principal, if it drops to 4U, you must cut losses! Don't fantasize about 'immediate rebound', during a bear market, 'rebounds' are traps set by the market makers for you to buy in. Holding onto a losing position = giving money to the market makers;
Take profit at 100%: If you earn 10U (doubling 5U capital), run immediately! Don't be greedy for 'a bit more', newbies' greed = a cooked duck flying away and losing more money.
Step two: Set stage goals like climbing stairs - steady and sure, don't expect to reach the top in one step.
Win 3 times in a row, capital doubles: First 5U earns 5U (to 10U), second time use half of 10U (5U) to earn another 5U (to 20U), and the third time similarly to 40U... Win 3 times in a row, 10U becomes 80U (only use half of the funds for each trade, keeping half as 'insurance');
After reaching 80U, split positions for trial and error: only use 10U for each trade, leaving 8 opportunities for mistakes (losing 8 times before losing the full 80U) - it's normal for newbies to make mistakes, leaving enough 'tuition' will allow you to survive until you learn.
Be cautious with increased investments after reaching 200U: when you reach 200U, you can increase your investment moderately, but before reaching 1000U, you must use a margin trading model (important! Margin trading = calculating risk independently for each trade, losing only the money from that trade without touching the principal).
Step three: Ironclad rules - sticking to these 4 points is 100 times more important than 'predicting price movements'.
Don't be stubborn when you see the wrong direction, cut losses immediately at 20%! Contracts are not spot trading, you can hold positions! If the direction is wrong, a 20% stop loss is a 'tourniquet', the longer you hold a losing position, the more you lose (the time I got liquidated was when I held onto a position from a 20% loss to zero).
Never go all-in, always keep half of your funds as emergency money! Even if you think 'this time is safe', only use half of your principal for trades. The remaining half is 'capital for a comeback', newbies often perish from 'going all in for a win or lose'.
Take profit at 100% and stop, any subsequent 10-fold increase has nothing to do with you! The biggest pitfall for newbies is 'wanting to earn more after earning', resulting in giving back profits and losing more. Remember: run after making 1 time your investment, that's discipline; being greedy after making 10 times is being a gambler.
Must use a margin trading model, don't touch full margin! Full margin = a total loss in one go, margin trading = only lose the money from one position each time. Before reaching 1000U, margin trading is your 'bulletproof vest', don't complain about the hassle.
The core of this strategy: it's not about making big money, it's about using 10U to buy 'discipline'.
Newbies always think about 'quick doubling', but the market teaches them a lesson.
