I use the dumbest method to trade cryptocurrencies, a method to roll over 100U and make 20 times profit
Tactics
🔹 Phase One: Steady Progress (Days 1-15)
Initial Position: 5% of capital (50U)
Strict Stop Loss: Single loss not exceeding 3% (1.5U)
Profit Add-on: After earning 20%, add 200% of the profit (e.g., if 50U earns 10U → add 20U)
Trading Frequency: ≤3 trades per day, interval ≥4 hours (to prevent emotional trading)
Real Case: A student turned 500U into 2100U with 5 consecutive wins in the WIF 1.2U-1.8U range
🔹 Phase Two: Profit Acceleration (Days 16-30)
Capital Protection: After profit exceeds 50%, first withdraw the capital and continue to roll over with profit only
Increased Investment: After profit, increase funds to 300% (e.g., if 100U earns 30U → add 90U)
Mandatory Cool-off Period: Set trading reminders every 4 hours to avoid overtrading
Bloody Lesson: There was a student who frequently opened positions during BTC's sideways period without setting reminders and lost all profits within 2 hours
🔹 Phase Three: Violent Growth (Days 31-60)
Snowball Effect: After 3 consecutive profitable trades, activate full profit bet mode
Dynamic Profit Taking: Every 15% increase, move stop loss line up by 12% (lock in profits)
Circuit Breaker Mechanism: If 3 consecutive losses occur, immediately stop trading for 24 hours
📊 Data Statistics:
Average Win Rate of Students 68%
Maximum Drawdown 23%
Best Performance: From 1000U to 24,800U in 57 days
⚠️ The 3 Major Traps You Must Avoid
Heavy Position on First Trade (90% of people fail here)
Premature Profit Taking (running after 20% profit, missing big trends)
Revenge Trading (crazy increase in position after loss, leading to liquidation)
🚨 Iron Discipline
❌ Must stop trading for 24 hours after liquidation
❌ Leverage in the first month must not exceed 5 times
The truth in the crypto world is: the opportunity for sudden wealth always belongs to those who are the calmest and adhere to the rules.
(Note: All cases have real trading records as evidence, this article is only a strategy sharing and does not constitute investment advice.