#数字资产动态追踪 In the crypto market, the true difference is often not who masters the most complex technology, but who can stick to trading discipline.
A fan approached me with only $2,800 U.S. dollars, and more than a month later, his account exceeded $68,000 U.S. dollars. It’s not magic; it’s simply executing the three basic rules to the extreme.
These three rules seem simple but are counterintuitive and deadly:
**First Rule: Trade lightly to test the waters, add to positions when the trend confirms**
Before the market gives clear signals, never go all-in at once. Most liquidations happen here—people rush in full position without confirming the direction, burying themselves. Small funds can’t withstand too much turbulence; initially, use "small steps and trial-and-error" to accumulate chips, rather than betting big all at once. Only then can you have the confidence to add when the trend develops, rather than watching opportunities slip away.
**Second Rule: Add to winning positions only**
Many like to add to losing positions, hoping to average down and turn things around. But in reality, adding to losses only digs the hole deeper. Let profits continue to grow, using existing gains as a "safety cushion" to protect the principal, so the account can truly grow steadily. This isn’t cold-hearted; it’s respect for the market.
**Third Rule: Follow the trend, don’t bet on reversals**
Trade in the direction of the trend. Many get stopped out trying to catch the bottom.
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RugPullSurvivor
· 16h ago
That's right, it's just that I got wiped out twice by going all-in. The accounts of my buddies I know directly went to zero twice.
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LiquidityNinja
· 01-06 04:11
2800 to 68,000, this is not a probability issue, it's purely a mindset issue.
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Exactly right, just afraid of execution. Most people know the strategy of light positions and adding positions, but when the market really moves, they still panic and go all-in.
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The second point is the most incredible. I've seen too many people fall into the trap of covering losses. The more they cover, the deeper they go, and in the end, they lose all their principal.
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The phrase "respect for the market" must be engraved in your mind. Many people lose because of this, fighting against the market.
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The reversal part is very true; many people die in the dream of bottom fishing.
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Trying with a light position—this thing is harder the simpler it looks. Everyone understands it, but they just can't control their hands.
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Actually, it's just four words: survival is the most important. Don't think about turning things around overnight; first, focus on how to survive until the next wave.
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LiquidationKing
· 01-05 18:34
That's right, it's discipline. I used to be a full-position all-in trader, and as a result, I was taught a few lessons by the market. Now I deeply understand that saying — trading is a battle against your own desires.
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GateUser-afe07a92
· 01-03 19:01
Honestly, the number from 2800 to 68,000 sounds a bit unbelievable. But trying a light position to test the waters really works. I previously went all-in and lost everything, and now I realize that discipline is truly more important than anything else.
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SlowLearnerWang
· 01-03 14:29
That's right, it's just that discipline is such a thing, tsk tsk. I originally got trapped by full positions, and now I understand after seeing these three points.
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NFT_Therapy
· 01-03 14:24
The light position test is right, but the reality is that most people can't do it at all, and they will cry out when they are bullish...
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ForkYouPayMe
· 01-03 14:22
That's right, it's really that simple and straightforward — discipline above all, no fancy tricks.
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ProbablyNothing
· 01-03 14:21
2800 to 68,000, just sounds unbelievable... But upon closer thought, these are indeed the three main strategies, and execution is the real ceiling.
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FlatlineTrader
· 01-03 14:20
28,000 to 68,000, it's easy to say, but why are so many people unable to do it?
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ThesisInvestor
· 01-03 14:06
Exactly right, but execution is extremely difficult. I'm the kind of idiot who nods after reading the rules, then turns around and goes all-in again.
#数字资产动态追踪 In the crypto market, the true difference is often not who masters the most complex technology, but who can stick to trading discipline.
A fan approached me with only $2,800 U.S. dollars, and more than a month later, his account exceeded $68,000 U.S. dollars. It’s not magic; it’s simply executing the three basic rules to the extreme.
These three rules seem simple but are counterintuitive and deadly:
**First Rule: Trade lightly to test the waters, add to positions when the trend confirms**
Before the market gives clear signals, never go all-in at once. Most liquidations happen here—people rush in full position without confirming the direction, burying themselves. Small funds can’t withstand too much turbulence; initially, use "small steps and trial-and-error" to accumulate chips, rather than betting big all at once. Only then can you have the confidence to add when the trend develops, rather than watching opportunities slip away.
**Second Rule: Add to winning positions only**
Many like to add to losing positions, hoping to average down and turn things around. But in reality, adding to losses only digs the hole deeper. Let profits continue to grow, using existing gains as a "safety cushion" to protect the principal, so the account can truly grow steadily. This isn’t cold-hearted; it’s respect for the market.
**Third Rule: Follow the trend, don’t bet on reversals**
Trade in the direction of the trend. Many get stopped out trying to catch the bottom.