Many people think that contracts are difficult due to technology, but the real lifeline hides in mindset and discipline. I have survived in this market for 6 years, not because I am smart, but because I have always adhered to the following simple principles— they have pulled me back from the brink of liquidation countless times. $币安人生

1. Stop-loss is a talisman, not a shame

The easiest time to die is often when you want to 'recoup your losses'.

After several consecutive losses, when emotions get out of control, you start to heavily invest and as a result, you lose even more urgently, eventually going to zero overnight. My rule is simple: after two consecutive stop-losses, I stop immediately. Turn off the screen, go for a walk, and come back when your heartbeat stabilizes. Remember, as long as your capital is still there, you have not left the table.

2. Position control is the lifeline

Beginners love to dream about 'turning things around with one trade', entering the market heavily, but the result is often a quick exit.

I never exceed 10% of my total capital on a single trade, no matter how tempting the market is. Earning slowly is better than losing everything in an instant. Your position is your lifeboat in this sea; if the boat capsizes, no wave can affect you. $F

3. Always go with the trend

The market speaks for itself; you just need to listen.

When a trend comes, follow it; even if you don’t catch the whole fish, you can still safely eat the meat. Trading against the trend is like swimming against the waves; before your stamina is exhausted, you might be swallowed first. I only act when the direction is clear; I don’t guess the top or bottom.

4. Before opening a position, calculate the 'profit-loss ratio'

I don’t touch opportunities that don’t yield enough profit.

My profit-loss ratio bottom line is 2:1 — potential profits must be more than double the potential losses. If it doesn’t add up, I pass on even the best opportunities. Minimizing losses is a gain; missing out is not a mistake. $SENT

5. The less you do, the longer you survive

Frequent trading won't make you win more; it will only increase your fees and break your mindset.

I only check the market two or three times a day; if the signals are unclear, I don’t move. Sometimes, the best action is no action.

6. When you make money, take some out first

Money left in the account is just a number; transferring it to your wallet is what truly counts.

Every time I make a profit, I transfer out a portion of it and let the rest continue to roll. This way, I can lock in profits, and my mindset won’t jump around with the account balance.

If you also want to change the status quo, stop blindly following trends, and avoid repeated losses, come find Sister Yan! Follow the right people, take the right path, and steadily profit in the cryptocurrency world; let’s reach the shore together! #加密市场观察