#美联储回购协议计划 Newbie get on board avoidance guide: Use 10U to grind your trading mindset, it's not a dream of becoming rich overnight.
$LIGHT The biggest mistake that newbies make when getting on board is thinking about doubling their money and making quick profits right from the start, which often leads to a crash in the first step. In fact, what really needs to be practiced is not the profit numbers, but the ability to execute and risk awareness.
Take 10U as your trial capital, split it into two parts of 5U each. Choose a cryptocurrency with moderate volatility and active trading, such as ETH. Don't think that a small amount is meaningless—on the contrary, small operations allow you to quickly experience the costs of "right" and "wrong" at the lowest cost.
Two bottom lines that must be strictly adhered to:
**Red Line 1: Stop Loss 20%.**
The moment 5U turns into 4U, get out immediately. Don’t wait, don’t fantasize about a V-shaped rebound; this is not giving up, but a ticket for you to stay alive and continue to play.
**Red Line 2: Take Profit 100%.**
Withdraw 10U after making 5U. How it rises or falls afterwards is none of your concern. Trading is about executing a plan, not making dreams come true.
Then set advanced goals:
Win three times in a row, rolling the principal like a snowball: 10U→20U→40U→80U. When you reach this threshold of 80U, start splitting your orders, with each single order not exceeding 10U, giving yourself at least 8 chances to make mistakes. After your funds break through 200U, stick to a single position operation — each order is independently accounted for; losing one order is just like cutting off a finger, don’t risk your whole arm.
The core points are these:
Misreading stop loss, execute unconditionally; never go all in; leave when you should, don't be greedy; isolated margin mode, don't gamble with your account.
The essence of this set of gameplay lies not in how much you can earn, but in whether you can truly learn to let go, learn to diversify, and learn to stay calm. There are no shortcuts in the crypto world; only those who adhere to the rules can survive the longest. Maintain your rhythm, and the profits will naturally come.
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MoonBoi42
· 12-23 06:54
To be honest, this set of principles really hits the nail on the head, especially that suggestion of trying out 10U... I used to be too eager for quick success, and as a result, I went all in and directly met my demise. In hindsight, it really was just me being foolish, haha.
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SelfRugger
· 12-23 06:53
It's the same old story, sounds nice but very few can actually do it. I've seen too many people starting with 10U, and three days later they went all in.
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PerennialLeek
· 12-23 06:49
Hmm... I've heard the saying about maintaining a 10U mindset too many times. The key question is, can anyone really stick to the stop loss line? I certainly haven't seen it.
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AirdropFreedom
· 12-23 06:24
To be honest, I have to admit this methodology. However, for newcomers, the hardest part is not really understanding these rules, but being able to execute them. Listening to the idea of grinding your mindset with 10U sounds simple, but at the moment when 5U turns into 4U, 99% of people will fantasize about a rebound and simply cannot stop the loss. I've seen too many people daily saying "I will strictly stop loss," but when they incur a loss, they change their tune to "this time is different"—that's how the crypto world slaughters.
#美联储回购协议计划 Newbie get on board avoidance guide: Use 10U to grind your trading mindset, it's not a dream of becoming rich overnight.
$LIGHT The biggest mistake that newbies make when getting on board is thinking about doubling their money and making quick profits right from the start, which often leads to a crash in the first step. In fact, what really needs to be practiced is not the profit numbers, but the ability to execute and risk awareness.
Take 10U as your trial capital, split it into two parts of 5U each. Choose a cryptocurrency with moderate volatility and active trading, such as ETH. Don't think that a small amount is meaningless—on the contrary, small operations allow you to quickly experience the costs of "right" and "wrong" at the lowest cost.
Two bottom lines that must be strictly adhered to:
**Red Line 1: Stop Loss 20%.**
The moment 5U turns into 4U, get out immediately. Don’t wait, don’t fantasize about a V-shaped rebound; this is not giving up, but a ticket for you to stay alive and continue to play.
**Red Line 2: Take Profit 100%.**
Withdraw 10U after making 5U. How it rises or falls afterwards is none of your concern. Trading is about executing a plan, not making dreams come true.
Then set advanced goals:
Win three times in a row, rolling the principal like a snowball: 10U→20U→40U→80U. When you reach this threshold of 80U, start splitting your orders, with each single order not exceeding 10U, giving yourself at least 8 chances to make mistakes. After your funds break through 200U, stick to a single position operation — each order is independently accounted for; losing one order is just like cutting off a finger, don’t risk your whole arm.
The core points are these:
Misreading stop loss, execute unconditionally; never go all in; leave when you should, don't be greedy; isolated margin mode, don't gamble with your account.
The essence of this set of gameplay lies not in how much you can earn, but in whether you can truly learn to let go, learn to diversify, and learn to stay calm. There are no shortcuts in the crypto world; only those who adhere to the rules can survive the longest. Maintain your rhythm, and the profits will naturally come.