#数字资产动态追踪 $LUNA that crash, I will never forget. A 2 million account, suddenly dropped to just over 50,000. That feeling, truly indescribable.



I rushed into the bathroom, squatted there, my mind in chaos. My phone vibrated—"Time to pay for the kid's tuition."

In that moment, everything became clear. This is not a game; this is real responsibility.

Since that day, I completely changed. I said goodbye to those dreamy high-leverage operations, no longer dreaming of overnight riches. I started to treat trading as a craft, a skill that must be carefully refined.

I set a few strict rules for myself. Simple, but effective:

**Positioning, layer by layer.** No greed, no rush. Each addition has a rhythm; never throw everything in at once. Even if I judge incorrectly, losses remain manageable.

**Stop-loss within 1%.** Cut losses immediately when wrong, with no emotional space. Many people die because they can't bear to stop-loss, but I won't.

**Wait for opportunities.** Not every market condition is tradable. I only act when the four-hour and daily charts both show strength, and trading volume clearly increases. This means passing up many tempting trades, but staying alive is the top priority.

**Breakouts must have volume.** If the key support isn't broken within three days, the breakout counts. Otherwise, it's a false breakout, a trap to cut the chives.

Stick to this framework, and days pass by. From the initial dozen like-minded people to now thousands. The key is—we've had zero liquidation for 28 consecutive months.

Some have paid off their mortgages. Some have built a safety cushion for their families. These are the truly valuable things.

Looking back, that $LUNA crash turned out to be my most valuable lesson. Pain taught me respect.

In the crypto world, there are no shortcuts, only rules. Those who follow the rules live longer; those who rely on luck die faster. It's that simple.

Success is not about getting rich overnight, but about steadily adding a little each month to your account. It's about reassuring your wife, letting your kids sleep peacefully. It's about inner peace—this calmness is more valuable than any price increase.

Doing things alone has limited potential. Those who go far are the ones who know how to leverage, who understand how to build systems with reliable partners.

I did it. You can too.

This path is not about luck; it's about discipline, persistence, and the accumulation of correct decisions. Every step we take is paving the way for the future.

Are you ready? Join me, and use trading rules to write your own story.
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AirdropLickervip
· 01-05 23:30
When it dropped from 2 million to 50,000 in an instant, I knew I had to wake up too, stop messing around. My mindset is truly shattered. Now, earning a stable monthly income is much more comfortable than the previous wave of zeroing out.
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LayoffMinervip
· 01-05 10:16
I can understand that feeling when the value drops from 2 million to 50,000... However, this set of rules sounds a bit too idealistic. In real operations, things don't go that smoothly—28 months without liquidation? The crypto world isn't that easy.
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JustAnotherWalletvip
· 01-04 00:59
28 months without liquidation sounds good, but to be honest, I've heard this story many times. The crypto world really operates on the logic that only after a bunch of people die can a few "success stories" emerge.
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ProbablyNothingvip
· 01-03 12:41
Honestly, when it dropped from two million to fifty thousand in an instant, I could feel that suffocating sensation. But the subsequent rule framework sounds a bit... too perfect? Saying that there were 28 months without a margin call is easy, but being able to stick to it during review is the real key. However, keeping the stop loss within 1% is indeed a survival standard, and I agree with that.
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AirdropSkepticvip
· 01-03 12:40
From two million down to fifty thousand, this kind of move definitely requires a hard hit to wake up. But to be honest, 28 months without liquidation sounds pretty risky; the crypto world is a deep pond, and no one can guarantee when the next black swan will arrive.
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LayerZeroHerovip
· 01-03 12:36
Tested his 1% stop-loss framework... The actual data speaks for itself; it does have some substance. However, the key is execution ability; most people simply cannot achieve emotional detachment.
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AlphaBrainvip
· 01-03 12:30
Really, seeing these stories makes me think of my own painful moments. Two million dropped to just over fifty thousand... That kind of despair can truly wake a person up. However, the subsequent rule framework sounds quite solid, especially the part about limiting losses to within 1%, which is the core of survival.
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OnchainSnipervip
· 01-03 12:23
The moment 2 million drops to 50,000 is truly heartbreaking, but the real story begins afterward. The idea that rules are above everything is not wrong.
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On-ChainDivervip
· 01-03 12:13
Listening to this explanation is quite sobering, but I have to say—when it dropped from two million to fifty thousand, it really made me reflect. But then all these "dead rules" and "28 months zero liquidation" sound like they're selling courses.
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