#美SEC促进加密创新监管体系 met a young man last year.



Holding 1800U in my hand, I said little and just asked: "Can you teach me something practical?"

I've seen this kind of opening many times. I thought it was just another person trying to make a quick buck, but three months later——he turned that money into 80,000 U.

What's even more ruthless is that there wasn't a single liquidation during this period.

Luck? Talent? Neither.

He just did what most people can't do: he listened, he delivered, and he upheld the bottom line.

I gave him the three iron rules I had learned from my years of heavy losses.

**Rule 1: Segregated accounts are a lifeline, not a decoration**

What do newbies love to do the most? Go all in.

When the price goes up, you feel like a god; when it goes down, you doubt that the world is real.

When he sent that 1800U to me, the first thing I did was open it.

600U day trading, if you are unsure, stay in cash and observe;
Use 600U for trend tracking; do not act when the pattern is unclear.
Keep 600U in reserve, won't budge even if the sky falls.

Later, during a market crash, he was able to walk away unscathed thanks to this.

**Article 2: Only eat the fish body, don't think about the fish head and tail**

The cryptocurrency market is mostly in a grind.

Feeling the urge to trade when the market is stagnant? The transaction fees and false breakouts can wear you down.

I taught him a silly method —

If there is no market trend, treat the market as if it does not exist.

Wait until the real volatility comes before taking action. If a single profit exceeds 20%, take half and walk away, don't be greedy.

ZEC took 30% and then stopped. Clean and decisive, like a seasoned pro after ten years.

**Article 3: Emotions must be kept outside the door**

The market does not need emotional people.

You are here to make money, not to fall in love.

A loss of 2% must be cut.
To earn 4%, you must reduce your position.

Operate like a machine, execute like a knife.

At first, he wasn't used to it, but gradually he said himself: "Now when I watch the market, my heart doesn't even tremble."

The cryptocurrency industry is just this realistic -

Intelligence is useless; only by following the rules can one survive.

If you are still being led by your emotions, afraid to miss out when it rises, reluctant to cut losses when it falls, always thinking about a big turnaround...

It's not that you can't do it; it's that the rules haven't been ingrained in you yet.

When you figure it out and no longer clash hard with the market—let's talk about how to go the right way.
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ponzi_poetvip
· 2025-11-29 03:34
1800U to 80,000 sounds ridiculous, but this guy really adjusted his mindset tightly. --- Diverse positions, stop loss, controlling emotions... it sounds simple, but how many can actually execute it? Most people are still addicted to All in. --- I really resonate with this phrase "Operate like a machine, execute like a knife", it really hits home; how many people fail because they are too soft-handed? --- The metaphor of eating the fish body but not the head and tail is brilliant; how can there still be people telling me to buy the dip and escape at the top? --- Damn, this article has some substance; I really need to re-evaluate some of my operations. --- Seeing these kinds of posts every day, the ones who truly engrain the rules into their bones are still few; most people will repeat their mistakes in the next bull run. --- 1800 rolling to 80,000 sounds great, but the theory behind it is hardcore; most people just can't learn to wait.
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MevTearsvip
· 2025-11-28 14:24
Having a separate position is truly a lifesaver. I used to be the kind of person who went all in, and now I'm still patching up my wallet. The mentality of making quick money can ruin a person; sometimes, staying in a short position and observing is actually the hardest choice. It's easy to talk about mindset, but it's really difficult to execute. I still need to train myself to reach the level of not shaking while watching the market.
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BearMarketMonkvip
· 2025-11-26 10:23
Well, to put it simply in one sentence - follow the rules and stay alive, break them and die. The key to rolling from 1800 to 80,000 is just not going all in, once you understand this, everything else is trivial.
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GateUser-4745f9cevip
· 2025-11-26 04:36
Damn, 1800U rolled to 80,000, this guy is really ruthless. I previously died on the All in part of margin trading, it still hurts to think about it. --- To be honest, the phrase "only eat the fish body" hit home. How many times have I been trapped because I was greedy for the fish head and tail. --- Locking emotions outside is easier said than done. I still get shaky hands when I watch the market. --- This logic is actually a survival rule; those who understood it early have already made a fortune. --- Following the rules is really more valuable than being smart; too many smart people have died in this industry.
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GateUser-9f682d4cvip
· 2025-11-26 04:35
Indeed, the idea of splitting positions sounds simple, but it's incredibly difficult in practice; I've stumbled over it myself. --- 1800 rolled to 80,000, this guy is really ruthless, but I think the even more ruthless ones are those who can stick to their bottom line; most people fall apart due to greed. --- This theory sounds fine, but when the market actually comes, my hands start itching; who can really be cold-blooded? --- "Lock emotions outside the door" sounds easy, but every time I watch the market, it feels like being in love; I just can't stop. --- I've tried this trick of splitting into three parts; it does help me last a bit longer, but I still end up being greedy, don’t I? --- Wait, didn’t this guy lose it back? Why is he only talking about three months? --- A stop loss of 2% is something I can’t do; I keep thinking it can rebound, but it just never does.
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SquidTeachervip
· 2025-11-26 04:33
Now looking at those who are still going all in, I really worry for them. --- I've said it many times about splitting positions, yet some people still can't take it in, and they have to get liquidated once to understand. --- Emotional management is more important than anything else; once you grasp this, making money isn't far away. --- From 1800 to 80,000 sounds great, but the key is zero liquidations; that's real skill. --- Stop loss is really a hurdle; those who refuse to cut loss end up cutting loss and paying a price. --- Don't do those fancy things; just focus on the essentials; simplicity and straightforwardness are the most profitable.
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GateUser-b66c3c68vip
· 2025-11-26 04:23
How to add a teacher
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ContractExplorervip
· 2025-11-26 04:23
1800U rolled to 80,000, I've heard this story many times, but very few can actually execute it. --- The essence of dividing positions is simply not to take unnecessary risks, but why can't most people accept this? --- That feeling of "not even a heartbeat quivering" is a realm of its own. --- Stop loss is truly the hardest thing, even harder than making money. --- It's easy to talk about strategies on paper, but sticking to the rules is too difficult, that's the truth. --- I feel that all three of these points are correct, but I still tend to be greedy... --- The market doesn't need emotional people, this statement really hits home. --- The 600U that I keep as a reserve in my divided positions is the real safety cushion. --- No trading without market movement, this straightforward approach is simple and effective. --- Why is it that when the market rises, I feel like a genius, but when it falls, I start to doubt life? Am I the only one? --- The metaphor of fish heads and tails is brilliant; there really are people who think about buying the dip and escaping at the peak every day. --- Being smart is useless; following the rules is the way to survive. This is the truth of the crypto market.
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BlockchainBardvip
· 2025-11-26 04:13
Wow, going from 1800 to 80,000, this guy is really ruthless. Following the rules is indeed a prerequisite for making money.
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