Will the contract make you rich or lead to a liquidation?
In the past two years, I turned a capital of 12,000 into 970,000 in just 4 months.
This is not luck, but a set of counterintuitive slaughter strategies.
Today, I will show you the core logic.
Opening timing = waiting for the moment when 'blood flows like rivers'.
90% of people die in 'sideways opening' — the real opportunity comes after the massacre!
My sniping conditions:
3 consecutive divergences on the 15-minute K-line (bull-bear strength exhausted)
Liquidation leaderboard long-short ratio ≥ 3:1 (one side has been completely slaughtered)
Set stop-loss 5% below the 'liquidation pile' (let other people's liquidation orders shield you)
If the liquidation pile is at 1.0U, I set my stop-loss at 0.95U — the big player wants to kill me? First, they will slaughter all the stop-loss retail investors!
Third trick: the core of rolling positions — increasing position size from profit is 100 times more important than opening a position.
The initial position should not exceed 5% (with 10,000 capital, only place 500 for the first order).
But! After making 20% profit, switch to 'vampire mode':
Second position = 180% of the initial position (after earning 2,000, place 3,600).
Third position = 150% of the second position (after earning 5,000, place 7,500).
Never average down on losing positions! (In 2024, 87% of retail investors who liquidated died on this rule.)
Cut losses, increase positions on profits — your greed is the bullet for the big players!
Finally, a 'life or death question':
Your position has made a 150% profit, suddenly:
The exchange crashes the market with a flash crash,
But it has not hit your stop-loss.
At this moment, you should:
A. Immediately take profit at 50%, cash in.
B. Add 200% to the position, squeeze the big players.
C. Turn off the computer and sleep, wait for the market's decision.
In the crypto world, there are only two types of people — the wolves that eat meat, and the sheep that get eaten.
Your trading record is your epitaph.
Do you dare to play?
