At two o'clock in the morning, the phone screen suddenly lit up in the darkness, a friend from Fujian sent a voice message.

The voice trembled: "Qiang Ge, I just opened five times, how come I've lost 4% and it's all gone?"

I opened his screenshot: full position, no stop loss set.

Many people think that "full position" is safer, but in fact, it puts all your weight on a single steel wire.

The risk of a full position is not in the leverage ratio, but in the "entire fortune" you stake.

Using 90% of funds to open 5 times, a reverse fluctuation of 5% would lead to zero.

If only using 10%, it would take a 50% drop to explode. He was just shaken off by a slight adjustment.

I have used a full position for half a year without exploding, relying not on luck, but on three iron rules:

The position size should not exceed 20% of total funds. For a $10,000 account, at most invest $2,000. Even if wrong, it won't hurt the bones.

Single loss strictly controlled within 3% of total funds. For a $2,000 position, set a stop loss at 1.5%, just enough to lose $300 and protect the principal.

Only enter when the trend is established; during volatile markets, just watch without acting. After opening a position, never add more, and do not let emotions interfere with judgment.

The true meaning of a full position is not a gamble, but using a light position to exchange for market tolerance space.

Previously, a fan kept blowing up every month, but after implementing these three rules, he grew from five thousand to eight thousand in three months.

He said: "I used to think a full position was a desperate gamble, but now I understand that doing it right is about saving my life."

In the crypto world, it’s not about who earns the most, but who lasts the longest.

The market is always there, but the principal may only be once.

Follow the right people, control your hands, slow is fast @极速翻仓王—强哥