**With these three tricks, I haven't been liquidated in half a year with my entire position and even doubled it**

**Tip 1: Don't invest more than one-fifth of your total funds in a single transaction**
I have ten thousand dollars in hand, and I can throw in a maximum of two thousand dollars at a time.
Even if the direction is wrong and I cut losses by 10%, I would only lose 200 yuan, and the principal is still there. There will be plenty of opportunities to make a comeback.
**Second Move: Lock the maximum drawdown of a single transaction within 3% of the total position**
For example, using 2000 dollars with 10x leverage, set a stop-loss order at 1.5% in advance. If triggered, the loss will be 300 dollars, which is exactly 3% of the entire account.
Repeated judgment errors several times will not harm the fundamentals.
**Third move: Do not take action during volatile markets, do not increase profits.**
Only take certain opportunities after a trend breakout; resist the temptation of sideways movements, no matter how enticing they are.
Once the position is established, never add to it; do not let emotions dictate your actions.
**The correct way to open a full position: leave room, rather than gamble your life**
The essence of the full-position mechanism is to provide a buffer space for volatility, but the core premise is light-position trial and error + strict risk control.
A brother of mine named Yueyue was liquidated before, but after strictly following this strategy, he rolled from $5000 to $8000 in three months.
He later told me: "I used to think that going all in was gambling with my life, but now I understand that going all in is to live more steadily."
The survival rule in the crypto market has never been about who makes the most profits, but about who can hold on until the end.
Gamble less on direction, manage positions more, slow is fast. $ETH