In the past few days, I made some U, and finally, I can breathe easy. The girl at the coffee shop downstairs heard I was into crypto and insisted on trying it out. She took 1800U, saying it was just for buying a new phone.
As a result, today I checked my account, and there’s over 50,000U, and I haven't even had a liquidation.
She’s not a genius; she just strictly followed the three rules I repeatedly emphasized:
1. Divide the money into three parts, never go All in
600U for short-term trades, one order a day, and close the computer when it's time; 600U for big opportunities, if there’s no signal, stay in cash; the remaining 600U is locked and untouched, that’s the life-saving card.
2. If the market isn’t right, just turn off the computer
If the 4-hour chart isn’t strong, don’t touch it. Take 30% out when you’ve made a 20% profit — money in your pocket is yours. Feeling restless? Go for a run downstairs, don’t place random orders.
⚙️ 3. Rules are set in stone, don’t be swayed by emotions
Cut losses at 2% automatically, and close the software after cutting;
Take half of the profit at 4%, set a trailing stop for the rest;
If you’re wrong, never average down, averaging down means prolonging the mistake.
Last night she treated me to coffee and said with a smile: “Bro, I can finally sleep soundly now.”
#FTX creditor compensation
If you are still losing sleep over fluctuations of a few U and placing orders based on impulse, then dining on noodles at the end of the day — stop dreaming of hundredfold coins, first tighten the risks.
Nice to meet everyone, Ming is focused on $ETH and $BTC contract spot ambush, the team still has spots available, hop on board quick, and let’s make you a dealer and a winner @铭哥带单日记