#MSCI未来或纳入数字资产财库企业 Contract trading is not about talent or luck.



I've seen too many people go from overnight riches to losing everything. Those who truly survive have a set of rules ingrained in their bones—not impulsive decisions, but clarity gained through repeated market lessons.

I've also experienced days crushed by market trends. Only after discovering these 10 rules did I gradually find a stable path:

**1. Always halve your position size and keep an exit route**
Markets happen every day, and your capital only gets one shot. What you can control is never the market, only the risk.

**2. Stop trading immediately after two wrong trades on the same coin**
It's not that you don't understand the charts, but that emotions have taken over your mind. After consecutive losses, switch to another asset or take a break.

**3. Never open a position without a stop-loss**
No matter how confident you are, set a bottom line. If you can't bear a small loss, you'll eventually lose everything.

**4. Avoid trading chaotic charts**
Disorganized structures, low trading volume, and lack of momentum—these charts are not worth entering or holding.

**5. If you want to copy others, just quit**
Staring at others' account screenshots only disrupts your rhythm. Stick to your own pace to last longer.

**6. Don't treat trading like clocking in at a job**
If there's no good opportunity, stay out of the market. Holding cash is the best risk defense.

**7. Never add to a losing position**
If you're losing, reduce your size or stay on the sidelines. Trying to recover quickly will only lead to worse losses.

**8. Don't do short-term trading without understanding the structure**
Short-term trading is about rhythm, not courage. A wrong rhythm means even the right direction is futile.

**9. Don't create your own opportunities**
Don't force entry points; real opportunities will present themselves naturally. Be patient—opportunities are never just once.

**10. When reviewing, clearly answer three questions**
Why did you enter, why did you exit, and do you have any regrets? The depth of your review determines how far you can go.

This market isn't short of hardworking people or opportunities. What’s truly scarce is the mindset to stay calm amidst the waves.

Going solo will eventually lead to a crash. Understanding the rules and maintaining discipline makes $SOL, $BNB, $ETH these coins easy to trade—what matters is your mindset.

Want to change? Start implementing these rules now.
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AirdropChaservip
· 5h ago
The reasoning is sound, but most people simply can't follow through. I myself am the same way—knowing I should cut losses, but as soon as I lose, I think about holding on stubbornly to recover, and in the end, I really end up crashing.
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ClassicDumpstervip
· 5h ago
To be honest, this set of theories all sound correct, but very few people can actually stick to them. My biggest lesson is from point 7: after losing three times in a row, I went all in to try to recover, but I lost everything in one shot. Now I strictly adhere to the no-position rule, preferring to miss opportunities rather than experience that feeling again.
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DaoTherapyvip
· 5h ago
Exactly right, it's all about mindset. I used to get anxious when I saw others making money, but I only realized after losing a lot that sometimes staying out of the market is the biggest victory.
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