#大户持仓动态 Do you think Cryptocurrency Trading relies on luck? This idea needs to change.

Surviving in the cryptocurrency trading circle is truly a skill. When the market shakes, the scythes start to reap. Newbies are the easiest to fall into traps - if you don't want to be cut, remember these few crucial points:

**Contracts are not a quick way to get rich; they are a gallows.**
Don't be brainwashed by those "doubling myths". You can try the $XPIN perpetual contract to get a feel for it, but don't even consider the delivery contract. Keep leverage within 3-5 times, and set stop-loss for every trade. With a principal of 5000U, the maximum loss per trade is 500U. Setting stop-loss is not shameful; it's the moat for survival.

**Choosing the wrong platform means all efforts are in vain.**
Only recognize exchanges of this magnitude. Scams and shady exchanges are all traps. Don't underestimate those small decimal points of transaction fees and funding rates—just these few numbers can turn your profits back into losses.

**Short-term trading is the graveyard of retail investors; one must earn "certain money".**
$RAVE If it rises, just go for it; if it falls, just cut it? This is a way to die. You have to wait for the MACD golden cross and the RSI to stand above 50 before entering the market. When it drops, wait for "three yangs breaking through the previous low" to buy; when it rises, don't chase too far from the moving average height, etc. Often, you won't lose, but if you charge too fiercely, you're bound to give it back.

**Position is the line between life and death.**
How to divide 5000U? The first position is 2000 to test the waters, with a stop loss of 5%. If it rises, add another 2000. Keep the rest to defend the line. Trade with a rhythm; even small profits are real profits. Going all in is called gambling with your life.

The cryptocurrency world is not a playground; it is a battlefield. Those who shout "ten times return" every day, take a look at how much money is still alive in their accounts. Team guidance is much more reliable than going it alone.