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$MYX Here's a heart-wrenching truth: what really makes people despair in the crypto world is not losing money, but getting liquidated.



I've seen too many newcomers who think they're the chosen ones just because they have a few thousand U in hand. They watch the market every day, chase hot trends, and trust signals; whenever the market fluctuates slightly, they go all in. Three days of soaring highs, their account hits rock bottom in a week, and they disappear in half a month. You think you're desperately turning things around? In fact, you're just warming up the market.

I also paid tuition. Back then, I entered the market with 20,000 U, thinking I could double it in one go. What happened? Following the trend, stubbornly averaging down, and making emotional trades, I ended up with a balance of 0.25. Later, I forced myself to calm down and figured out the "three-layer life-saving mechanism," which finally allowed me to stand firm. In four months, I steadily reached 100,000 U, with zero Get Liquidated during that time.

**First Layer: Always Leave Room in Your Position**
Market opportunities are available every day, but your capital only has one life. Use at most half of your position each time, and keep the rest to handle unexpected situations. If the direction is right, you can add more; if the direction is wrong, withdraw immediately. Don't bet all your chips on a single gamble.

**Second Layer: Be Decisive in Taking Profits and Cutting Losses**
Don't fantasize about recovering losses if you're down, and don't expect to double your gains if you're up. The most fatal flaw for beginners is being reluctant, always thinking "just wait a little longer". The crypto world doesn't care about feelings; a single pullback can swallow all your profits. Setting your take-profit and stop-loss levels in advance isn't being timid; it's professional.

**Third Level: Don't Touch What You Don't Understand**
Most of what you hear in the group, what the influencers promote, and what's on the hot list, nine out of ten are traps. If you rush in without even knowing what the project is about, that's called gambling with your life, not investing. It’s better to miss ten opportunities than to touch a landmine you don’t understand.

When the market comes, you must stay steady; when it fluctuates, you must be able to endure. You must first hold onto 10,000 U to have a chance to roll it to 100,000 U; you must first adhere to discipline for the market to give you a way out.

The crypto world has never been short of opportunities, but it lacks those who can survive until the end.
Want to go far? Don't rush to get rich, first learn to save yourself.
With these three mechanisms, you can transform from a cash-giving leek into one of those who steadily make profits.
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WalletWhisperervip
· 12-02 07:52
the liquidation cascade is just natural selection at work... whale clustering patterns don't lie, those retail wallets hemorrhaging at support levels tell a story if you know how to read transaction velocity
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ETHmaxi_NoFiltervip
· 12-02 07:52
Indeed, I've seen too many people make five figures in three days only to disappear in a week; greed is the number one killer in the crypto world.
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ForkItAllvip
· 12-02 07:51
Those who went all in have all died; this statement is really not wrong.
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BridgeTrustFundvip
· 12-02 07:51
You're right, going all in with the entire savings is indeed a terminal level operation. --- I just don't understand why so many people have to bet everything they have? Can't they just play with spare money? --- No matter how nice the three-tiered life-saving mechanism sounds, the key is still discipline. The question is, how many people can actually do it? --- Talking about take profit and stop loss sounds simple, but executing it is torture. It's always tied to greed. --- The saying 'don't touch what you don't understand' hits hard. How many people have died following the trend? --- From 20,000 to Get Liquidated and then to 100,000, I think the mental construction in between is more expensive than money. --- The crypto world is truly a magnifying glass, exposing all the flaws of human nature.
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MetaverseMigrantvip
· 12-02 07:50
Really, I was the same back then, I wanted to turn twenty thousand into ten times that, but in the end, it was gone in three weeks. Now looking at this three-tier mechanism, it's really intense, especially the take profit and stop loss parts. Now I just set them up and don't look at the market anymore.
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SneakyFlashloanvip
· 12-02 07:47
These three mechanisms are absolutely right; I'm doing it this way now, and it's much more comfortable than randomly operating before. That period of going all in was really a nightmare; I still feel scared looking back at it. You're right, if you don't understand it, just don't touch it; I've stepped into too many traps. The thing about stop loss is that the execution is the hardest, but once you develop the habit, you'll make money. Newbies need to understand one thing: staying alive is more important than anything else; getting rich quick is not something to rush. Position management is indeed a lifelong topic; no wonder most people have disappeared. Even if the market is good, you have to hold back; I'm following this approach now, and my mindset is much more peaceful.
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RugpullAlertOfficervip
· 12-02 07:32
Oh no, really, seeing someone go all in again, I just know the account is going to hit the bottom again. This three-tier mechanism is sound, but it's just too difficult to execute; most people simply can't resist. I really resonate with that part where 20,000 turns into 0.25; I played like that back then, and now I think about it and feel scared. Instead of chasing for a double, it's better to first protect the principal. This sounds harsh, but it's truly heartfelt advice. If you don't understand a project, don't touch it; I've lost so much from this kind of mistake.
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