#ETH走势分析 To be honest, when I first entered the circle, I also thought I could grasp the wealth code. What happened? In less than three days, half of my principal was gone.

It feels like you think you're surfing, but you're actually feeding the sharks.

Later I realized a very simple truth: in the cryptocurrency market, staying alive is more important than anything else.

My operation is very simple now - 1000U principal? First, split it into 10 parts. Each time, I'll take out 100U to practice, keeping the leverage within 20 times. It's not fear, it's respect for the market. I've seen too many people get wiped out due to a heavy position in one go, without even having a chance to review their trades.

What about the remaining 900U? It's better if it doesn't exist. Lock it into a financial product, or throw it into a cold wallet. Don't touch it.

What should I do if I lose 100U? Just take a break for two days. Really, just take a break for two days.

The cryptocurrency market operates 24 hours a day, but your judgment can become fatigued. For beginners, 80% of losses are not due to a lack of understanding of the market but rather due to greed, over-investment, and loss of emotional control. These three killers are more terrifying than any technical indicator.

Have you made money? Suppose 100U has rolled to 200U—immediately withdraw half. What truly enters your wallet is called profit; the numbers on the screen can change at any time.

The rules I set for myself are also very strict: a single loss cannot exceed 2% of the total capital; if I have three consecutive losses, I will stop immediately and review; if the total loss for the day reaches 6%, I will stop working; profit orders must have a break-even stop-loss; for doubling orders, lock in half and leave the other half to chance.

These are not sophisticated strategies; they are survival rules that allow me to stay at the poker table.

From a mindset perspective, it's more direct: don't trade when the market is bad, don't force against the trend, don't chase up or sell down, firmly avoid projects that you don't understand, and definitely won't open positions randomly due to FOMO.

You should know that a liquidation can be the end. Stay calm, and you will have the opportunity to wait for the next cycle.

For beginners, trading with 50 to 100 U is actually just right. Cut losses if you lose twenty or thirty, and lock in profits immediately when you gain, nice and clean. Remember, this market has never lacked opportunities; what it lacks are those who can endure until the next bull market.

If you can truly implement this set of things, believe me, your path will be steadier than most people's. If needed, we can verify this path together and see the scenery at the end.