#BTC与代币化贵金属对比 Friends, let's get straight to the point—I just want to honestly talk about one thing today: in this market, how can you survive and exit with your money still in your pocket?

Seven years ago, I entered the market with just 3000U, clueless and confused, and I couldn't read candlestick charts at all. Now, I can stand my ground in my account, and honestly, it's not because of talent, but because the market has taught me a set of "survival rules."

Using 1000U as a test, I risk 100U per trade with 100x leverage—up 1% and the account doubles, down 1% and you're wiped out. It’s this extreme approach that forced me to formulate these five rules. These aren’t just motivational quotes; they’re blood, sweat, and tears built from margin calls:

**Cut your losses immediately at stop-loss, don’t wait for a rebound**
In my rookie days, I also did stupid things like holding onto losing positions. I kept thinking, "The market will turn around eventually." Big mistake. The market doesn’t care about your feelings. When it hits your stop-loss level, you have to cut. Staying alive gives you another chance; dying means there's no more.

**Lose five times in a row, close the app and go to sleep**
Sometimes the market is just chaos, and no matter what you do, you get burned. The more stubborn you are, the more your mentality collapses. If you lose five trades in a row, just stop looking at the charts and sleep. Often, when you wake up, the market has already fixed the mess itself.

**Take profits when you can, don’t expect to ride to the moon**
The numbers on the screen look nice, but they’re just illusions. The market is unpredictable and can turn on a dime faster than flipping a page. Once you reach your profit target, at least take half and put it in your wallet. Paper wealth isn’t real; real money in your hand is the true win.

**Trade with leverage only in trending markets, be patient and rest during sideways movements**
When the trend is clear, 100x leverage can really shoot up. But in sideways markets, leverage becomes a meat-cutting knife. Without a clear direction, no matter how itchy your hands are, hold back.

**Never risk more than 10% of your capital on a single position; full position is like walking to your death**
Full position is like greed that’s never satisfied; the last bite will make you sick. Keep your positions lighter so that when a black swan appears, your mindset remains stable.

All these are experiences gained from real trading. I hope these little tips can help you hold on a bit longer in this high-risk game.