To be honest, I’m not here to show off profits; I just want to have an open and honest chat with everyone—how to live steadily in the crypto world of derivatives trading and truly earn money.



Six years ago, I entered the crypto space with $5,000. At that time, I had no idea where leverage was, and reading K-line charts was completely confusing. Now, my account has reached eight figures. Looking back at those days of margin calls and sleepless nights, I feel both fear and gratitude. But I want to clarify—this is definitely not luck, but the result of repeatedly learning from falls and setbacks.

My core strategy isn’t complicated: start with $2,000 to test the waters, and each time invest only $200 in 100x leverage contracts. This leverage is interesting—when the market is good, a 1% increase in $BTC can double your position, but when the market turns bad, your principal can be wiped out overnight. Because of this extreme volatility, I’ve developed five iron rules, and I want to share them with you:

**Rule 1: Cut losses when wrong; stubbornly holding only makes it worse**
In my early days, I blew two positions because I was hoping for a rebound to break even. But the market is ruthless—holding on stubbornly deepened the losses. Later, I learned to cut losses decisively at the stop-loss point. Staying alive is the key to having another chance. Fighting the market is the dumbest choice.

**Rule 2: Close the position after five consecutive losses**
Sometimes, the market just doesn’t make sense. Pushing through only ruins your mindset. I set a rule for myself—after five wrong trades, I close the app and take a break. Usually, the next day, the previous losses have already been processed and I can look at the market more calmly.

**Rule 3: Withdraw once you earn $1,000**
The numbers on the screen are illusions; the market can turn around faster than flipping a page. My habit is to withdraw at least half of the profit once my account gains $1,000. Securing the gains is true victory.

**Rule 4: Only trade in clear trends; stay flat during sideways movements**
When the market has a clear direction, 100x leverage can make you take off; but during sideways or choppy markets, leverage becomes a tool to harvest traders. If there’s no clear trend, stay out of the market and avoid reckless operations.

**Rule 5: Never risk more than 10% of your principal on a single trade**
I’ve seen too many people go all-in like gamblers. Keeping a small position helps maintain rationality in chaotic markets. Going all-in is like stuffing ten plates on a buffet—eventually, it’s going to be uncomfortable.

These five rules are not just theories; they are survival principles I’ve tested repeatedly in real trading. I truly hope they can help everyone trade more steadily in the crypto world.
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RugPullSurvivorvip
· 8h ago
Six years with 8 digits, that's a pretty good ratio. But I just want to ask—how did the 5000U from those two liquidation events turn around later? Did luck also play a significant role?
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0xOverleveragedvip
· 9h ago
100x leverage overnight liquidation is real. This guy's eight-figure number sounds impressive, but how many can stay calm after losing five trades in a row?
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WenAirdropvip
· 9h ago
You really have to be ruthless with stop-loss; otherwise, it's a process of being painfully harvested like a leek.
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ZenMinervip
· 9h ago
Stop loss is really key. I've seen too many people hold on stubbornly until they lose everything. If you can't handle 100x leverage, don't play with it. Using the tactic of closing the position after five consecutive losses, I also do that. When the mentality is shattered, making money is just guesswork. It's better to stay calm for two hours. With $1000U, withdrawing half is a pretty good pace. It's much better than those who are constantly watching the ups and downs with a nervous mindset. Full position is truly a suicidal move. I've seen many people go all-in and then get wiped out immediately. Small positions can help you survive longer. What you're saying makes perfect sense. 100x leverage is like dancing on the edge of a cliff—just a 1% fluctuation can wipe out your capital. Newcomers nowadays are all excited by these stories, but after experiencing one or two big losses, they'll realize that stop loss is the real king.
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