I have seen too many newcomers rushing into the crypto world with a few thousand USDT, filled with enthusiasm, staring at the K-line every day, chasing signals, and following trends, going all in at the slightest market fluctuation.

As a result, after three days of excitement, they blow up their accounts in five days and disappear without a trace in ten days. Brothers, remember: the worst in the crypto world is not losing money, it's blowing up, being directly cleared out.

Especially for newcomers with less than 10,000 USDT, a single all-in basically means game over.

You think you are trying hard, but you are just sending heads to the old players.

I was like this too, confidently bringing 20,000 USDT, thinking I would make a big profit. Following trends, averaging down, panicking, a series of random operations, and my account balance plummeted to near zero.

Later, I calmed down, developed a habit of risk control, and steadily grew my funds to 100,000 USDT in four months without a single blow-up.

I summarized my experience into three lines of defense for funds, simple and direct, but it saved me.

First line: Never exceed half of your position

No matter how tempting the market is, don't go all in. The crypto market is ever-changing, but once your capital is gone, it's truly gone. Leave enough funds to have a chance to turn things around; if the market is favorable, slowly increase your position, and retreat immediately if it's not.

Second line: Be decisive in taking profits and losses

Don't stubbornly hold onto losses, and don't delay taking profits. Newcomers often find it hard to sell, but the crypto market never shows mercy; a single bearish candle can erase your profits. Taking profits and losses is a bottom line, not cowardice.

Third line: Never touch coins you don't understand

What is wildly circulated in groups, what accounts are hyping up, what short videos are promoting, 90% of it is a trap. If you don't even know what the project is about, how can you judge? Better to miss out than to buy randomly.

When the market is booming, you need to remain calm; when the market is volatile, you need to be patient.

Protect your capital well, it has the chance to become the number you desire.

The crypto world is not short of people wanting to make quick money; what is lacking is those who can maintain their mindset. Don't rush to get rich, first protect your capital.

Opportunities won't run away; blowing up is the real end station. These three lines of safety defense can help you transform from a novice to someone who can survive long-term in the crypto world.