I've seen too many geniuses in the #比特币对比代币化黄金 market; in the end, it's always the ones who stick with hard work that remain.
An old pro once told me his survival rules—
**First, position sizing: Always keep 70% ammo in reserve** Back when DeFi mining was at its craziest, people in the group were all showing off their profit screenshots. He just stuck with $BTC $ETH and one altcoin, using only 30% of his position to trade swings slowly. "When others get liquidated, you still have the ammo to buy the dip—that's your edge." Looking back now, most of those hundredfold legends are gone, but he's still here.
**Next, strategy: Only touch what you truly understand** Chasing hot trends—if you win three out of ten times, you're already lucky. His method was as plain as it gets—reviewing K-lines every day and recording the logic of every entry and exit. No matter how hot a project was, if he didn’t understand it, he wouldn’t touch it. "If you don’t understand the money you’re making, you won’t be able to hold on to it."
**The toughest is stop-loss: Accept your losses, don’t get stubborn** He had a sticky note on his trading desk: The market has no feelings. Holding onto a loss only leads to tragedy. Cut your losses when you need to. There will be new opportunities tomorrow. It's easy to say, but when it comes time to take the loss, most people's hands shake.
**The hardest part: Not getting jealous watching others get rich** In a bull market, people are shouting about "wealth secrets" every day, but he acted like he didn’t see it. Even when the bear market was so bad it made you question your life, he stuck to his system. After three rounds of bull and bear markets, his mindset is no longer that of a gambler.
He finally told me: "Those who truly survive aren’t relying on luck or quick thinking, but on discipline." "Repeat simple rules ten thousand times, and time will give you the answer."
This market has never lacked smart people; what it lacks are those who can endure. $BNB
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LiquidityWitch
· 6h ago
What you said is absolutely right. It's always this group chasing the latest trends and shouting about "wealth secrets," yet none of them have survived even two bull and bear cycles. The ones who actually make money are the ones who keep it simple: save ammunition, control risk, don't act out of stubbornness. It sounds dead simple, but when it comes to actually doing it, nine out of ten traders can't manage it.
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RugpullAlertOfficer
· 6h ago
Damn, what this guy said really hits home... Back then, I didn't keep any dry powder, went all in during that DeFi wave, and when the crash happened, I had nothing left to buy the dip. Thinking about it now, it's just insane.
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StableGenius
· 7h ago
ngl this is just the oldest playbook in the book—leverage discipline over cleverness and somehow everyone acts surprised when it actually works
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DeFiDoctor
· 7h ago
Medical records show that the clinical manifestation of this survival rule is—risk management without complications. The "70% bullet" tactic, to put it plainly, is the standard treatment plan for liquidity reserves; many people end up failing because of the complication of going all-in. When it comes to stop-loss, I have to issue a risk warning: most retail investors’ problem isn’t knowing they need to cut losses, but choosing the wrong timing, often handing the knife to the market makers. I recommend regularly reviewing your own K-line backtesting records—don’t just listen to stories; see if you can really survive three bull-bear cycles without your mindset collapsing.
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MindsetExpander
· 7h ago
What you said is absolutely right, but the part about "saving 70% of your bullets" really hit me. When I go all-in, I never even think about tomorrow...
I've seen too many geniuses in the #比特币对比代币化黄金 market; in the end, it's always the ones who stick with hard work that remain.
An old pro once told me his survival rules—
**First, position sizing: Always keep 70% ammo in reserve**
Back when DeFi mining was at its craziest, people in the group were all showing off their profit screenshots.
He just stuck with $BTC $ETH and one altcoin, using only 30% of his position to trade swings slowly.
"When others get liquidated, you still have the ammo to buy the dip—that's your edge."
Looking back now, most of those hundredfold legends are gone, but he's still here.
**Next, strategy: Only touch what you truly understand**
Chasing hot trends—if you win three out of ten times, you're already lucky.
His method was as plain as it gets—reviewing K-lines every day and recording the logic of every entry and exit.
No matter how hot a project was, if he didn’t understand it, he wouldn’t touch it. "If you don’t understand the money you’re making, you won’t be able to hold on to it."
**The toughest is stop-loss: Accept your losses, don’t get stubborn**
He had a sticky note on his trading desk: The market has no feelings. Holding onto a loss only leads to tragedy.
Cut your losses when you need to. There will be new opportunities tomorrow.
It's easy to say, but when it comes time to take the loss, most people's hands shake.
**The hardest part: Not getting jealous watching others get rich**
In a bull market, people are shouting about "wealth secrets" every day, but he acted like he didn’t see it.
Even when the bear market was so bad it made you question your life, he stuck to his system.
After three rounds of bull and bear markets, his mindset is no longer that of a gambler.
He finally told me:
"Those who truly survive aren’t relying on luck or quick thinking, but on discipline."
"Repeat simple rules ten thousand times, and time will give you the answer."
This market has never lacked smart people; what it lacks are those who can endure. $BNB