50,000 Absolute Counterattack: Violent Rolling Warehouse Strategy and Unpublished Deadly Details
Is losing 1 million painful? I understand. But the cruel truth of the crypto world is: losers always want to 'recoup their losses', while winners only focus on 'probabilities'.
Rolling 50,000 back to 1 million is not motivational talk, it's mathematics. The following is the core logic, but I will never publicly disclose the final piece for free—
1. Select coins: only bet on 'asymmetric opportunities'.
Among the top 50 cryptocurrencies by market cap, the probability of a tenfold surge is <1%, but newly listed contracts of emerging coins (like the previous rounds of BLUR, ARB) during the liquidity injection phase often fluctuate more than 50% within 3 days.
2. Open positions: must 'add leverage on floating profits'.
- The initial position always invests only 20% (10,000), with a stop-loss set at -15%. Once profits exceed 30%, immediately use the profits to add an equal position**, forming compound leverage.
Example: Suppose you capture a 30% fluctuation on the first day of WLD's listing, the initial position of 10,000 earns 3,000, the second position is 13,000, the third position is 16,900… 3 correct trades can double your investment.
3. Exit: slaughter during the 'liquidity climax'.
When exchanges list new coins, significant whale wallet movements, and Twitter KOLs collectively shout out, it is often the peak of liquidity.
. Deadly details (hidden version)
90% of people get stuck at this point: how to identify 'fake breakouts' by market makers. I used this set of signals to avoid 3 market crashes in 2023, but the solution requires specific scenarios—
