Have you ever seen someone who really makes money in trading? I have.
They all share a common trait: they live not like humans, but like machines. Discipline is their only emotion.
The stories of losing money are always the same — it’s not that they don’t understand the techniques, it’s that they can’t control their hands and hearts. Once emotions come into play, any strategy is useless.
I have a fan who started with 1500U and made it to 45,000U in three months, without ever blowing up his account.
How did he do it? To put it simply, there are three "anti-human" rules, but executing them is as ruthless as a machine.
**First, split positions into three parts, always leave yourself a way out.
With 1500U, he divides it into three parts.
500U for day trading, only seizing the most certain opportunities, and taking profits quickly;
500U for swing trading, patiently waiting for trends, taking action only every ten days or so;
The remaining 500U is kept untouched, that’s his life-saving card.
Many people go all in, and exit at the slightest fluctuation. As long as you stay at the table, you have a chance to win.
Second, do not look at sideways movements, only chase clear trends.
The market spends 80% of the time in meaningless fluctuations. His approach is even more extreme — if the trend hasn't emerged, he closes the software and resolutely does not move. Only when the direction is clear does he enter to take a bite.
Moreover, once profits exceed 20%, he immediately withdraws 30%.
The difference between experts and retail traders lies here: most of the time is spent waiting, and when they do act, they must make enough.
Third, use paper and pen to lock emotions before trading.
Every time he places an order, he really writes down the three iron rules:
- If a single loss reaches 2%, it must be cut, no negotiation.
- If profits reach 4%, halve the position and secure the profits.
- Absolutely do not add to the position, no matter how right it feels.
Trading is not about betting on emotions; it’s about executing a plan. When you operate like executing a program, there is no space for emotions to wreak havoc.
The crypto world has never lacked opportunities; what it lacks is people who can survive.
Are you also always caught in the cycle of emotions? Changing isn’t hard; what’s hard is that you **really want to change. To break through, what you need is not another myth of getting rich, but the discipline to endure the monotony and keep records.
It’s easy to say, right? But very few can actually do it.
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