50,000 U directly super big liquidation!!! Eating 🥩
From bankruptcy to turning the tables, how did fans use the devil's rolling warehouse technique I taught to achieve seven figures?
How did 50,000 U evaporate in 3 days?
"In a bull market, you can earn money just by going long?" Last year, fans rushed into contracts with 50,000 U, and the result...
High-frequency trading frenzy: 38 trades in 1 minute on the K-line, the fees directly swallowed 30,000 U!
Stubbornly holding on: Reciting "the bull returns quickly" 100 times, the result was averaging down until there was nothing left but shorts, and when the liquidation message rang, my hands were shaking...
FOMO all-in: Seeing others post about "100x dog coins", going all-in on imitation coins, waking up to find only 5,000 U left in the account... (Don't laugh! You've been there too!)
During that time, fans felt like zombies, smoking until their lungs hurt, staring at the K-line at midnight imagining "what if back then"... until they met me...
2. Core Tactics for Turning the Tables
Essence of the Devil's Rolling Warehouse Technique:
First trade always ≤ 5% position (500 U to test the waters), after making a profit, increase the position with profits, if losing, immediately cut losses to survive!
Stop-loss is a life-saving talisman:
Always set a 5% stop-loss for each trade, if there are 2 consecutive stop-losses, immediately shut down the computer!
Sniper-style opening:
Only open positions during weekly level breakouts (waiting 3-5 times a year), it's better to miss 10 opportunities than to make one wrong move!
The "turning the tables password" that 90% of people don't know:
Why can some people roll from 5,000 U to 500,000 U?
Why do you always experience "surging after taking profit and reversing after stop-loss"?
The answer lies in the "K-line anti-human resonance principle".
Learning to stop-loss before liquidation is more important than learning to turn the tables after liquidation!
The market changes rapidly, and the above is just my personal opinion, for reference only. If you feel anxious about the market or frequently find yourself trapped in trades, don't stubbornly hold on—talking it out may help clarify things.
