In these years of trading cryptocurrencies, I went from sleeplessness due to liquidation to stable profits. What I relied on is not some profound secret, but a set of 'foolproof methods' that every ordinary person can execute. The core is only six words: survive first, then make money. $BNB

1. Control your money, and you've already won half

I used to think about making a quick turnaround, but the result was often a rapid drop to zero. Later, I understood that preserving the principal is more important than anything else.

• Splitting positions is the bottom line: With a principal of 100,000, I will only risk 20,000 at most, never fully invested.

• Stop-loss is non-negotiable: For any position, if the loss reaches 2% of the principal, cut the position immediately, without exception.

• Leverage is poison: Beginners should avoid it completely, and experienced traders should control it to a low multiple (such as within 3 times). Just this point can help you avoid 90% of liquidation traps.

2. The slower the pace, the more stable the account

Trading is not about who operates faster, but about who makes fewer mistakes.

• Only trade twice a day: I found that seizing an opportunity in the morning and once in the evening has the highest win rate. Exceeding three times is basically giving money away emotionally.

• One-way operation: Stick to one direction for a period of time (either only long or only short), avoiding repeated swings between long and short.

• Be decisive with profits: Once profits reach 5%, take half out first, let the remaining profit run, and stay calm.

3. Stepping on these pits could lead to losing everything

• Adding positions against the trend is a big taboo: If you lose, don’t think about averaging down; that’s digging a deeper pit.

• Profits must be withdrawn: Transfer part of the profits out every week; only by seeing the real balance in your bank account can you get rid of the illusion of the 'numbers game.'

• Invest with spare money: Never use living expenses or even borrow money to trade; if your mindset goes off, your operations will be chaotic. $ETH

Lastly, I want to say that in this market, the ones who can ultimately survive are not the smartest, but the most disciplined. When you no longer treat contracts as a casino, but as a 'disciplinary job' that requires strict clocking in, you will find that stable profits are actually not that mysterious.

I hope my real experiences can help you avoid some detours. In the crypto sphere, living long is the true winner. #比特币流动性 #加密市场观察