2026-01-04 11:40:12

Turning around is not about luck, but about execution.

Three months ago, a friend was complaining that his account only had 1000U left and was about to run out of funds. I told him one thing: "Forget about getting rich quickly, focus on how to survive first."

He took it to heart. For the first three days, he strictly controlled his trading, and only on the seventh day did he start entering the market in line with the trend, and as a result, his account surged to 2800U. When he called me, his voice was trembling. Over the next month, he continued to follow the trend, and finally successfully doubled his account.

The secrets of the crypto market are actually just a few: timing the moves accurately, managing position sizes reasonably, and sticking to discipline. Why do retail investors always lose money? It’s these three tricks—overleveraging, chasing the market, and stubbornly holding through rebounds.

The way out is the opposite: small positions, stop-losses, and following the rules. Luck can only save you a few times, but execution can save you a lifetime. Stick to discipline, and turning your situation around is right in front of you.

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Whale_Whisperer

· 01-07 11:40

To be honest, control really depends on the individual. Most people talk about discipline, but as soon as they see the K-line, they get itchy, and in the end, they just gamble everything away.

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AirdropHunter420

· 01-07 10:11

To be honest, this is the real truth. Most people die because of greed and lack of discipline.

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MEVHunter

· 01-07 08:01

This guy is not wrong, but I want to say that most people simply can't do it because they lack the sensitivity for mempool monitoring. Listening to "small position stop-loss" sounds easy, but the psychological torment during execution... How many people have you seen who clearly set a stop-loss order, but manually cancel it when the price moves in the opposite direction? They just don't treat discipline as an algorithm to optimize. The real competitive advantage lies here—arbitrage opportunities are always reserved for those who can control themselves.

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PancakeFlippa

· 01-04 17:01

This guy really understood it. Small positions + stop-loss are truly the only rules for survival.

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EternalMiner