#美联储恢复降息进程 was woken up at three in the morning by a series of deadly calls, and the girl on the other end of the video was already crying to the point of breaking her voice.

She works in insurance and is usually very shrewd, but this time she suffered a complete loss—6500U evaporated overnight, and her account was cleared out.

The situation was simple and brutal: using 6x leverage to short with a full position, the market suddenly surged more than two points, triggering the liquidation mechanism. From placing the order to liquidation, it was less than two minutes. She said she didn't even have time to react to stop the loss; her finger hadn't even touched the screen before her balance turned to 0.00.

I want her to take a screenshot and send it over, 6300U fully leveraged in one direction, stop-loss position? It wasn't set at all. This kind of operation is suicidal in any market, let alone in the 7×24 hour nonstop cryptocurrency market.

Many people believe that holding a large position can lead to a quick turnaround, but in reality, this is no different from driving blindfolded. If the market shakes slightly, your principal could drop to zero, leaving you with no chance to recover.

I myself also suffered from forced liquidation in my early years, and that feeling was like having three ribs broken, so painful that it makes you question life. It took me more than half a year to figure it out:

The loss of a single transaction should not exceed 5% of the total capital; this is not a suggestion, but a life-saving rule.

The stop-loss line is not meant to be observed; it is meant to be strictly enforced. Surviving is ten thousand times more important than making quick money.