2026-01-03 05:10:22

#数字资产动态追踪 At the moment I received the call at 2 a.m., the other person's voice had already崩了.

A friend in Dongguan with a 1800U account, full position with 3x leverage, lost everything just because of a 4 o'clock pullback—his account was wiped out. The trading record shows he entered with 1860U full position, without even setting a 0.1 point stop-loss.

$XRP and $SOL , in this wave of market行情, similar爆仓 incidents happen every day.

Many people treat full position as a shortcut to quick doubling; in reality, this is like riding a motorcycle without brakes—just one wrong move and you’ll be shattered. The key isn’t how high the leverage is, but how much principal you put in.

A quick calculation makes it clear. Using 450U to open a 3x position on a 500U account, a 9%反向波动 will爆仓; but if you only use 45U to open 3x, it takes a 92% drop to wipe out the principal—risk resistance is more than ten times higher. This guy used 97% of his principal for 3x leverage, and a small pullback like that simply couldn’t hold.

Over the past two years, I’ve seen too many爆仓 cases and gradually figured out three survival rules. My own account has never gone green, but instead increased by 80%:

**Only use 8% of total funds per trade**
On an 1800U account, at most open with 144U. Even if stop-loss is triggered, only lose 12U, which won’t damage the overall position.

**Limit single loss to 1.2% of total funds**
With 200U at 3x leverage, set a 1.5% stop-loss in advance; the actual loss is about 6U. Cutting losses early prevents deep entrapment.

**If you can’t see clearly, decisively close the position**
Don’t add to a winning position just because of previous gains. Wait until the weekly chart breaks support and volume doubles before entering.

A fan previously爆仓 every month, but following these three rules for 5 months, he grew from 1200U to 13800U. He’s right—full position isn’t a gamble; position management is the foundation for long-term profit.

Another practical tip: spend 1 hour every Sunday planning next week’s assets and positions, then strictly follow the plan. This is 10 times more stable than blindly trading every day.

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zkNoob

· 17h ago

That call at 2 a.m. really made me uncomfortable. Going all-in is truly gambler's thinking. 1800U is gone, and I didn't even set a stop-loss. This isn't trading, it's suicidal behavior. And what's worse is that so many people repeat this every day. Position management is spot on. The 8% per trade figure is something I'm using now too. Although the gains are slow, at least I'm still alive.

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JustHereForAirdrops

· 23h ago

The crashing sound at 2 a.m., I've heard it too many times... Full position really has the taste of despair.

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WagmiWarrior

· 23h ago

That really gives me chills, truly going all-in on this is a gamble for life. --- 1800 yuan just disappeared like that, that's pretty harsh. --- I just want to ask, who was this brother calling at 2 a.m.? --- The 8% rule is indeed reliable, I’ve tried it myself, and the psychological pressure is reduced by an order of magnitude. --- Monthly liquidation up to 13800U, that’s quite a gap, is it real or fake? --- This all-in approach is just a mindset game; a little turbulence and you can’t hold on anymore. --- Breaking the weekly support is a nice detail, much better than those who focus on minute charts. --- This wave of XRP and SOL really cut a lot of people’s leeks, daily liquidation cries are everywhere. --- The key is still greed; wanting to make a little profit and then going all-in, but often there’s no coming back.

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screenshot_gains

· 23h ago

The margin call at 2 a.m. sounded so hopeless, this guy is really a textbook example of the opposite of good practice. I've stopped going all-in long ago; it's just gambling mentality. Risk management is the key. The 8% rule is indeed useful, although it earns slowly but lasts longer. This is the way to win a prolonged battle. This wave of XRP and SOL indeed caused many liquidations, it's quite heartbreaking. Not setting stop-losses is really like committing suicide. I need to try the Sunday planning method; it's definitely better than reckless daily operations. Discipline is the most valuable thing.

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