2024 Real Experiences: The Survival Rules of the Crypto World with $3,000 Rolling to $30,000
Pure dry goods!
I. Hellish Start: The Life-and-Death Speed of $3,000
On April 20, 2024, the day of Bitcoin's fourth halving, I stood in front of my $3,000 account, staring at the price of $65,000 for Bitcoin.
The real opportunity is not on the day of halving, but in the panic that follows.
II. Underlying Strategy Logic: Three Key Features of High Certainty Opportunities
1. Horizontal Breakout Pattern (Core Indicators: Bollinger Bands + RSI)
On April 22, Bitcoin fell below the key support level of $62,000, triggering horizontal fluctuations. I opened a long position of $1,000 in spot at $61,500, with a 2% stop loss set ($60,300).
48 hours later, the price broke out to $63,500 on increased volume, and I immediately added $1,500 to my position. Horizontal breakouts usually accompany trend continuation, with a win rate of over 70% when adding to the position at this time.
2. Leverage and Position Management (Key Parameters: Isolated Margin + Dynamic Adjustment)
Using isolated margin mode, each time I add to my position, I only use 10% of the current account balance. For example:
Starting with an opening position of $1,000, after a 10% price increase, I add $110 to my position ($1,000 × 1.1 × 10%).
III. Practical Case: 30 Days of 30x Magical Operations
1. First Wave: Bitcoin's 'Lightning War' (April 22 - May 5)
Operations:
April 22: Opened a long position of $1,000 in spot at $61,500, and added $1,500 at $63,500.
May 5: Bitcoin reached a historic high of $74,000; I took profits in batches, with a total return of $2,200 (initial capital $1,000 → $3,200).
When the German government sold 50,000 BTC, causing the price to plummet to $54,000, I went against the trend and added $800. After the rebound, I gained $1,200.
2. Second Wave: PEPE's 'Crazy Roller Coaster' (May 6 - May 15)
May 6: Bought PEPE at $0.000012, occupying 30% of my position ($960).
May 10: PEPE rose to $0.000025, added $600, total position $1,560.
May 15: PEPE plummeted by 40%, triggering my stop loss, resulting in a loss of $780. Meme coins are highly volatile, and no single position should exceed 20%.
3. Third Wave: SUI's 'Trend Crush' (May 16 - May 28)
May 16: Bought SUI at $1.2, occupying 40% of my position ($1,200).
May 25: SUI rose to $3.8, added $800, total position $2,000.
May 28: SUI fell back to $3.2, I took profits in batches, with a total return of $1,800 (initial capital $1,200 → $3,000).
The essence of rolling from $3,000 to $30,000 is capturing trends with over 30% win rates.
