🚫 Don't be superstitious about hundredfold coins; they are traps specially prepared for retail investors.
I have walked the path you are on—
liquidation, holding positions, fantasizing about a comeback.
Until I completely quit the 'gambling' mindset.
A month ago, my account had less than 1000U;
now, the balance is 47,000 U.
It's not luck, not all-in,
but a highly disciplined 'Daily 3% Compound Interest Execution System.'
It's stimulating but extremely stable;
as long as you don't break the rules, growth will continue to happen.
🧱 Step One: Completely separate "survival money" and "operating money"
I made a decision from the very beginning:
the account would no longer play just one role.
50% of funds: directly isolated as core principal, with only one principle—do not participate in trading.
50% of funds: are the real operating positions for rolling.
From that moment on,
losses will only wipe out floating profits, and the principal will never be exposed to risk.
This is the first moat I built to survive in the crypto space.
#Crypto Survival Rules
📐 Step Two: Three iron rules, mechanically executed every day
1️⃣ Only follow the trend, do not be a hero.
Only trade bullish structures confirmed on the daily chart.
Entry condition: 1-hour level pullback to EXPMA12.
If not in place, do not enter.
After a sharp drop, if there is no clear rebound structure, never add to the position.
I don't bottom-fish; I only take the 'certainty' in the trend.
2️⃣ Split profits immediately, let money work for you.
Every time floating profits reach 3%, I will force a split:
One part: directly cash out, realize results.
One part: continue to participate in the compound interest cycle.
One part: as a risk buffer, overall adjust the stop loss upwards.
Repeat this process continuously,
the only result formed in the end is:
cost to zero, profits to run.
3️⃣ Fixed off-duty time, refuse emotional participation.
At most two trades a day.
Reaching the limit, immediately close all trading software.
Ten minutes before bed, review and record the 'error list.'
In the market,
you are not losing to the market,
but losing to repeatedly making the same mistake.
📌 Compound interest is never mysterious;
the mystery is—
most people never honestly execute.
The market has opportunities every day;
there is always no shortage of chances;
the truly scarce thing is:
those who can maintain the rhythm amid temptation.
