#数字货币市场回调 buddy, there's a saying that must be engraved in your mind:

What traders fear the most is not losing money, but being liquidated.

If you lose, you can still get back up; if you blow up, you can't even get on the table.

I've seen too many newcomers with less than 10,000 U in capital, going all in and getting sent away.

I was like that back then too: when I first entered the market, my eyes were filled with opportunities. I focused on the K-line, chased the news, and went All In when the hot topics came — and what was the result? Three days of burning passion, five days of my account hitting rock bottom, and ten days of vanishing from the world.

Do you think you are trying hard to turn things around?
It's actually just a cash machine for the dealer.

At first, I was just messing around with 20,000 U, following the trend to buy, stubbornly holding onto positions, and panic selling. At one point, my account was left with barely half a balance. Later, I understood: in this business, you have to survive first before you have the right to talk about making money.

After treating risk control as a belief, I went from a low balance to 100,000 U in four months, with zero liquidation throughout.

Later, the life-saving experience was condensed into three iron rules — simple and brutal, but truly life-saving.

**Rule 1: Always keep your position below half**
No matter how enticing the market is, don't go all in. The market is full of opportunities, but you only have one life. Gradually increase your position in line with the trend, and withdraw immediately if it's not right. Want to turn things around? First, survive.

**Article 2: Take profit and stop loss are faster than the market**
Losses cannot be endured, and profits cannot be greedy. A big bearish candle can kick you from the clouds down to the floor. Setting stop-loss and take-profit is the bottom line, not a sign of cowardice.

**Rule Three: Don't touch what you don't understand**
In the group chat, what’s shouted, what’s promoted in videos, and what bloggers hype up, nine out of ten are traps, and the remaining one is even deeper. If you don't even know what the project is about, how can you judge its price movements? It’s better to miss out than to rush in recklessly.

The common trait among those who can survive in this circle is stability.

Stay calm during market craziness, and endure the loneliness during sideways trends. Hold on to your 10,000 U, it has a chance to become 100,000 U.

If you stick to the discipline, the market won't make you pay tuition.

Remember: first save your life, then make money. Opportunities won't run away; the ones who run the fastest are always the ones who get liquidated.

These three iron rules can turn you from cannon fodder into a player who can truly survive longer and make a comeback.