At three in the morning, Xiao Mei called me crying via video: "Bro, I went all in 3x, it went up 4 points, and I lost all 12,000." $BTC
I checked the records: went all in, didn’t set a stop loss. This isn’t trading, it’s suicide.
Many people mistakenly believe that "going all in resists declines," but the truth is: going all in leads to liquidation, not because of high leverage, but because of overexposure. Using 80% of the capital with 3x leverage, if there’s a reverse fluctuation of 3.5%, it goes to zero; if only using 10% of the capital, even a 25% fluctuation won’t affect the core. $ETH
Going all in can be done, but it must be done with constraints. I survive by adhering to three iron rules, with a steadily rising account curve:
Single position ≤ 8% of total funds. With a principal of 12,000, the maximum investment is 960U, losing it doesn’t hurt the vitality.
Single loss ≤ 1.5% of total funds. With a position of 960U, set a stop loss at 1%, the maximum loss is 28U, clearly stated.
Do not go all in during a volatile market. When the direction is unclear, waiting is the only correct action.
In the past, there were students who went all in to zero every month, but after adhering to these three rules, they turned 6,000U into 7,800U in two months. He said: "Before, going all in was about luck; now, going all in is about discipline."
The market does not have unexpected liquidations, only the inevitability of not following the rules. Going all in can be a knife, but the handle must be held in your own hands. True safety comes from the bottom line you draw for yourself. $BNB
The market changes rapidly; I will shout at the first sign of movement! For those who want to secure their chips and seize opportunities, pay attention and don’t miss the next wave! @luck萧
