Old Turtle in the Crypto World (Turning 10,000 into 370,000 just by relying on the “Turtle Strategy” to beat the market makers)
Step 1: The “Turtle Strategy” that makes market makers furious
The core is just 8 words: Buy more when it drops, sell when it rises!
“Mindless Easy Profit” Operation Formula
1. Divide the funds: Split 10,000 into 5 parts, each worth 2,000 (prioritizing $ETH, $BTC)
2. Countdown to Death Rules:
If the coin price drops by 10% → Invest an additional 2,000 (cost instantly lowered)
If the coin price rises by 10% → Immediately sell 50% (profit instantly in pocket)
Cycle until: Money runs out or coins are sold out → Switch to the next coin
The three greatest fears
K-line Grave Technique
Monthly RSI > 70 → Stop buying, only sell
4-hour MACD death cross → Immediately activate “10% Stop Loss Runaway Mode”
2. News Stunt Strategy
One day before the Fed raises interest rates → Sell 50% of the position in advance
When Musk tweets about Dogecoin → Immediately buy $DOGE and set 8% take profit
3. Anti-Human Nature Discipline
If profits exceed 20% → Withdraw 50% of the principal to a cold wallet
10,000 → 370,000 Practical Revelation (Half Concealed Half Revealed)
Key to Getting Rich
December 2023: $BTC plummeted to 38,000, I followed the “Turtle Strategy” to bottom fish in 5 batches, averaging down to 36,500
January 2024: $BTC rebounded to 42,000, sold in 5 batches, netting a 47% profit
Used profits to go ALL IN on a certain altcoin (temporarily called $XX), triggering the “market maker’s self-rescue mechanism,” tripling in 7 days
A message for the badly cut retail traders
1️⃣ The simpler, the more profitable: What the market makers fear is not the technique, but you not making mistakes
2️⃣ Reject the “Get Rich Mentality”: A monthly return of 10% can compound to three times a year
3️⃣ Learn to “Eat the Market Maker’s Meat”: Be greedy when there’s a crash, be fearful when there’s a surge
(Though the method is simple, it is extremely against human nature; 90% of people can’t last 3 days)
Non-professional traders should not trade blindly