$RIVER in the crypto world, from 1500U to 15000U, it’s not about the miraculous trades, but rather three survival rules.
$PIPPIN three months ago, a fan approached me, with only 1500U left in their account.
I didn’t give indicators, just provided a funding structure that could help them survive.
$AIA in one sentence:
Don’t think about doubling your money yet, first ensure you don’t get knocked out by the market.
Rule one: Split your account, don’t put your life on a single bet.
1500U, directly cut into three parts:
Short-term account 500U: At most two trades a day, if stop-loss is triggered, exit immediately, only accumulate small profits.
Trend account 500U: Only trade during weekly uptrends, play dead if not in a trend.
Emergency funds 500U: For extreme market conditions, ensure you’re always at the table.
In the crypto world, liquidation isn’t losing money, it’s exiting the game.
Rule two: Liquidation = amputation, full account = decapitation.
The market isn’t an ATM, it’s a meat grinder.
High leverage, heavy positions, fundamentally betting your life on volatility.
My principle is just one sentence:
Only take the safest segment within the trend, take small profits at other times.
Rule three: Entering has conditions, exiting must be ruthless.
Moving averages not in bullish alignment → Don’t open a position.
Volume breakout + closing confirmation → First entry.
Floating profit 30% → Take half out.
Remaining position → 10% trailing stop-loss.
Let profits run, lock in risks.
Before entering, first write your "life and death agreement."
Loss of 5% → Unconditional stop-loss.
Profit of 10% → Move stop-loss to break-even.
The rest → Leave it to the market.
From 1000 to 10000,
It’s not about miraculous operations,
But about one sentence:
Make fewer fatal mistakes.
There are market movements every day,
But the capital isn’t an infinite revival coin.
In the crypto market,
Wealth doesn’t belong to the fastest runner,
But to: those who can survive to the end.