Laugh, I shorted from 120,000, but I've been liquidated more than 10 times😀 Do you think I'm accurate or not?
Shock牙医
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Looking back at the bull market last year, I anticipated the trend reversal; the cycle is irresistible. At that time, I was shorting BNB at 1300, and many people laughed at me, saying that shorting BNB on Binance was foolish. Very few could understand how I felt at that time.
When the pancake drops, all kinds of monsters and demons start saying it will reach 40k. 60k. Why don't you say it will go to zero? Wait a moment, when it goes up again, it will be 120k $BTC $ETH
$BTC MicroStrategy is about to be liquidated. Brothers, run fast 75000-76000. Liquidation might go directly to thirty thousand and may not be able to stop it.
The cryptocurrency world is comparable to a storytelling session
俊哥说趋势
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At three in the morning, my phone suddenly vibrated and became hot. The number on the screen made my pupils shrink; it was a video call from Lao Zhou.
As soon as I answered, his face was as white as paper, and his voice was trembling: "Bro, I blew my entire account; one hundred thousand yuan, just like that, gone."
I asked what happened, and he gritted his teeth and said he had gone all in with ten times leverage, without even setting a stop loss. He originally thought he could run away at the first sign of a market pullback, but then a bearish candlestick dropped down, and his account was directly wiped out.
I frowned and pressed, "What were you thinking?"
He was silent for a few seconds and softly said, "I just wanted to recover my losses all at once, and didn't consider the risk."
I suddenly remembered how foolish I was when I first entered the market. I went all in, watching the prices soar and got carried away, thinking I could make enough money for a lifetime with just this one shot. Then a big bearish candlestick came crashing down, and my account was directly wiped out. That was when I understood that going all in is not about making money quickly; it's gambling with your life.
Today, I will share the "All-In Survival Rules" I summarized from my past pitfalls, all hard-earned experiences:
First, only use 7% of your total funds for each trade. For example, if you have six thousand U, the maximum position for a single trade should be four hundred twenty U. Even if a stop loss is triggered, you would only lose twenty-nine point four U, which has a negligible impact on your overall funds. Don’t let one mistake wipe out your principal.
Second, your single loss should not exceed 1.1% of your total funds. Using four hundred twenty U with five times leverage, set your stop loss within 1%, and the actual loss would be about eight point four U, which is exactly 1.1% of your total funds. Even if you step on a landmine repeatedly, you will be able to withstand it.
Third, when the market is unclear, stay out of the market. Don't rush to increase your position just because you made some short-term gains. Wait for the trend to become clear, the daily chart to break through key positions, and the volume to follow suit; then you can act without being late. Steady and measured progress is the long-term strategy.
These three rules helped me gradually build up my account, and several friends around me also relied on them to go from liquidation to stable profits.
One fan who previously experienced monthly liquidations followed these three rules, and in four months, he rolled his three thousand two U up to fifty-five thousand U. He said: "I used to think going all in was gambling with my life; now I understand that true all-in is to live longer."
Remember, surviving gives you the chance to earn more.
Follow Jun Ge, and enjoy nine meals a day! Whether you earn more or less is up to you, but this opportunity comes only once. If you want to get on board, hurry up; the market waits for no one, hesitation means missing out!