The night I first entered the cryptocurrency world, the disappearance of 3000U illuminated my path. They say contracts are a casino; I disagree.

Contracts are the only light on the dark sea, allowing unfamiliar ships to dare to trust each other’s course.

But beginners always mistake the spotlight for the sun.

I still remember the first time: 3000U, 100x leverage, confidence so high I thought I could punch through the K-line. What was the result? The market merely turned over, and in just fifteen minutes, half of my position evaporated. I was frozen in front of the screen, the red numbers flashing like a heartbeat—at that moment, the deafening sound wasn't of liquidation but of the market whispering in my ear: bow your head, it's not embarrassing.

From then on, I learned two words: reverence.

When greed and fear no longer operated my mouse, I truly understood this game:

There are no gambling gods here, only artists of risk management.

I've seen too many legends rise on three bullish candles and collapse in a single rush. I've also seen friends lose their souls, with the market at four in the morning reflecting their bloodshot eyes; ultimately, it wasn't the market that defeated them, but the snapped string inside their hearts.

They didn’t understand—top hunters spend 80% of their lives waiting.

Being in cash is the highest form of offense. Like a leopard on the grasslands, lying still, breathing, just waiting for that lethal pounce. Last year, I seized the opportunity with a 30x position on SOL using the BOLL indicator. While others watched the K-line flapping up and down, I listened to the heartbeat and breath of the market:

A closing is the calm before the storm;

An opening is the roar of opportunity.

Ambush at the lower rail, stop loss set at the previous low. Three weeks, thirty times.

This isn’t the lottery of fate; this is the medal given to me by discipline.

Now, these three iron rules have become part of me:

1. A single loss must never exceed 2%—survival is necessary to output.

2. Daily trades, no more than twice—quality far outweighs quantity.

3. If floating profit exceeds half, immediately secure the principal—let profit never fade.

The market always rewards courageous gamblers, but in the end, it only sustains those who survive with wisdom.

If you are still being pulled by K-lines and bound by emotions, please stop first. The myth of doubling begins with a non-liquidated account.

The abyss has never left; if you are still groping in the dark alone, now I have a lamp, do you want to follow? #加密市场观察 l#币圈生存法则