The biggest pit in the currency circle? It's not that you can't see the direction, it's that you can't control your hands.

I rolled from a few thousand U principal to more than 50 million, and there is no secret - just ask one more question before opening an order every time: "Should I do this order?" Instead of "How much can I earn from this order?" "

Take LTC as an example, many people rushed when they saw the rise, but they were washed out halfway. What's the problem? The order is wrong. First judge whether it is worth getting on the car, and then consider the target position before the snowball can roll.

**I break down this set of gameplay into three steps:**

**Step 1: Practice the feel of small funds**
Start with 1000U and split it into 5 parts, each of 200U.
Each order must set stop loss and take profit, do not touch the market that you can't understand, and don't resist the order against the trend. This stage is not about how much you earn, but about developing discipline.

**Step 2: Increase your weight only when you make a profit**
After the account rises to 10,000 U, a single position is controlled at about 25% of the total funds.
If the market does go smoothly, increase positions in batches to eat the middle of the trend - the fattest part. Don't think about eating the whole fish, it's enough to gnaw on the fish's belly.

**Step 3: Remember to put money in your pocket**
After my account exceeded 200,000, I started withdrawing part of my money regularly every week. It's not that I'm afraid of loss, it's that I'm afraid of expanding myself.
Stabilizing the mentality is the core of long-term profitability.

**People who liquidate their positions are basically planted in these three points:**
- Positions are opened randomly, without planning
- No stop loss, all the way to the explosion
- I saw the right direction, but I died halfway

Two days ago, a friend who followed me went from 800U to 12,000U, and I was so excited that I couldn't sleep on the day of withdrawal.

What you lack is not luck, but a set of play that can run through.