#数字资产市场观察 relied on five survival rules that I fought hard to establish, going from 3000U to 280,000U.

I have seen too many people get rich in the crypto market, and even more people go bankrupt. I took my fans from 3,000U to 280,000U. To be honest, it's not some genius operation; it's just that I have ingrained these five rules into my DNA.

Contracts can indeed double your wealth, but they can also bring you back to square one overnight. My approach is quite aggressive: I divide 300U into ten parts, using 30U each time to open a 100x leverage position. If I'm right, I profit; if I'm wrong, I lose everything. It sounds crazy, but as long as I stick to the rules, I can truly survive on the edge.

Rule 1: If you're wrong, cut your losses, don't think about holding on. I previously over-leveraged twice waiting for a rebound; the market won't reverse just because of your expectations. Cut your losses when you hit the stop-loss level; admitting defeat is a thousand times better than stubbornly holding on.

Article 2: If I make five consecutive wrong trades, I shut down immediately. When the market is chaotic, forcing trades is like giving away money for free. I set a circuit breaker for myself - if I make five consecutive wrong trades, I stop immediately; often the market becomes clearer the next day.

Article 3: Earn enough 3000U, and you must withdraw half. The numbers in the account are all virtual; only those transferred to the wallet count. Withdraw at least half every time you earn 3000U, this habit has saved me several times.

Article 4: Only follow trends, avoid fluctuations. In a trending market, leverage acts as an accelerator, while in a fluctuating market, it becomes a meat grinder. When there is no clear direction, it is better to stay in cash than to act recklessly.

Article 5: Do not exceed 10% of your position in a single trade, as it helps to maintain a stable mindset. Avoid going all-in impulsively; test with 30U each time. A lighter position keeps your mindset stable, preventing your operations from going off track.

The market changes so quickly that if you're not careful, the opportunity will be gone. If you want to keep up with the pace and seize the next opportunity, you can follow me, and I will share any updates as soon as possible.