When the cryptocurrency market became a vassal of the US stock market, I chose to close my position at the original price to survive. I don't know if everyone has had a strange feeling about trading recently, but the cryptocurrency market seems to be getting less and less like it used to be. Previously, we used to say that BTC was sideways, but now the frenzy of shanzhai has turned out to be better. When the big cake falls, the whole market suffers. What's even more alarming is that with major exchanges listing US stocks and contract trading, the overall market landscape has completely changed. On the surface, this gives us traders more playability, trading coins during the day and US stocks at night, 24 hours a day without closing. But the cruel reality behind it is that in a bear market where liquidity is already depleted, this is undoubtedly drawing blood There is only so much capital, but the pool is being dug more and more. Hot money is diverted to chase Nasdaq and play with US stock contracts, leaving less and less stock funds in the local cryptocurrency market. The result is a dual low liquidity and funding level. In this environment, the most obvious consequence is that needles and injections have become commonplace. The upper and lower shadows of a few hundred dollars can be smashed out with very little capital under low liquidity. The banker has become more and more free spirited, while we small players find it increasingly difficult to make orders. Stop loss too close, precise scanning, stop loss too far, I feel sorry for losing. I have done a few orders myself recently, and I really have a deep understanding. So now I have set a dead end rule for myself, which can also be considered as the survival rule of a bear market. Based on the principle of not losing money, if I make money, I will set the original price as the basis for closing the position. This may sound a bit timid, even a bit foolish. After finally rising a bit, why not be greedy? But in this environment where liquidity is scarce and doors are frequently painted, breaking even has become a luxury wisdom. When entering, I thought about doubling, but when leaving, I only hoped not to lose. Closing the position at the original price may seem like a waste of effort, but in reality, it is protecting the principal. As long as the principal remains, we will only have bullets to continue fighting when liquidity and trends become clear. The current cryptocurrency market is no longer a bull market where you can win by buying with your eyes closed. It is a game field for smart people, but also a knockout stage for survivors. Brothers, have the transactions been going smoothly lately? Have you been tortured to the brink of immortality by this blood pumping market? Welcome to chat about your life-saving strategy in the comment section.