The faster the gains come, the quicker they often dissipate; everyone in the contract market deeply feels this💡
Some achieve wealth leaps with a single market move, while others return to square one due to a misjudgment overnight.
The market has never been a generous ATM; rather, it is like a precise sickle that only cuts the greedy and impatient.
At the end of last year, a fan approached me when he only had 3500U left in his account. He sounded exhausted:
"Sister, I blindly followed trades and opened positions randomly, and I painfully lost nearly 100,000U, leaving only this little bit of capital."
His words revealed a sense of powerlessness from being drained by the market. But I told him, "As long as you still have principal and haven't been completely liquidated, it's not a dead end."
Six months later, he sent me good news: his account steadily grew to several hundred thousand U. This was not luck but was supported by a set of 'life-saving rules'.
I have always believed that in the crypto world, it's not about who makes money quickly, but about who can learn to 'survive' first. His turnaround logic is actually very simple:
Firstly, split the principal; never go all-in. He divided 3500U into 10 parts and used only 300-400U for each operation, so even if he incurred losses, it wouldn't be devastating. Keeping emotions steady is key to grasping the potential for profit.
Secondly, take profits in batches, refusing to gamble everything. He decisively exits every trade once he makes a 20%-30% profit, never being greedy for more. He rolls the accumulated profits into a snowball while keeping the principal intact, maintaining a safe bottom line.
Thirdly, only trade clear trends and do not guess market directions. Once the market becomes unclear and the direction is ambiguous, he decisively goes to cash and waits. He later reflected, "It turns out that true experts don't trade every day, but rather understand the importance of patiently waiting for opportunities."
Now he continues to proceed steadily; while others get liquidated ten times, he survives ten rounds safely. Remember:
There are no eternal windfalls in the crypto world; those who manage to survive in the market ultimately become winners. Don't always think about getting rich overnight; learning not to be harvested first is the foundation for standing firm.
If you want to be more stable in the crypto world, it’s better to follow Sister Ting to learn the true layout logic