#数字货币市场洞察 Many people enter the market with 1000U, their eyes full of tenfold or hundredfold get-rich-quick legends.

Wake up—the top priority isn’t to earn your first pot of gold, but to make sure you don’t lose your principal in the first wave of the market.

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Let me tell you the simplest, yet most effective method: split your money up and use it in parts.

If you have 1000U, don’t go all in. Divide it into 10 parts, and use at most 100U each time. Leverage? 20x max—anything higher and you’re just gambling with your life. If the market shakes even a little, your margin will go to zero instantly, not even giving you time to react.

What about the remaining 900U? Put it in a savings account to earn interest and pretend it doesn’t exist.

If you really lose all of that 100U, remember—do! not! add! more!

Stop, close the app, and go for a half-hour walk. The market runs 24/7, but if your mindset collapses, it could take you days to recover.

Once you’re back in the right headspace, take another 90U from the remaining 900U and keep going. The goal this time is simple: steadily earn back what you lost.

For example, if you make 300U this round, don’t throw it all back into the market. Use 100U to keep rolling, and the other 200U? Withdraw it immediately, transfer to a cold wallet or convert to fiat. Only what you can actually hold counts as real cash.

Now, some iron rules—engrave these in your mind:

• Single loss does not exceed 2% of total funds
• After three consecutive stop-losses, take a break for a day
• If you lose 6%, sell everything, don’t count on a rebound
• If there’s profit, secure your principal first, then gradually lock in gains
• If your margin doubles over 200%, withdraw half and keep the rest in play

Going all in is a retail trader’s grave. If you use 10x leverage and get the direction wrong by 10%, you’ll get liquidated. It’s common for BTC to swing 20%-30% in a year—one liquidation and all previous gains are a joke.

Those who truly survive in the market may only have a 60% win rate. But they know how to control position size, enforce strict stop-losses, and know when to step back.

One more thing—emotion management.

If you’re upset, have lost a few trades in a row, and everything looks wrong—don’t touch the keyboard. Don’t chase pumps, don’t try to catch the bottom, reduce your position, and patiently wait for a clear signal. There are always opportunities in the market, but a good mental state is rare.

Leverage trading is a double-edged sword. It can double your money fast, or wipe out your principal just as quickly.

Newbies want to play? Fine, but remember:

• Use only 30-50U each time to test the waters
• Never use over 20x leverage
• If you lose 20-30U, get out—don’t hesitate
• If you make a profit, set a trailing stop, e.g., close if profit drops 30% (
• When you make money, withdraw a portion—don’t leave it all in the market

The market never lacks opportunities—it lacks people who can survive until the next bull run.