From 30,000 to 3,000 in a catastrophic liquidation, how to use the "Devil's Rolling Technique" to fight back to six figures!
1. Nightmare Start: How 30,000 Disappeared in a Bull Market
In last year's bull market, a fan rushed into the contract market with 30,000, thinking, "In a bull market, it's easy to make money with long positions," but reality gave me a hard slap!
High-frequency trading frenzy: executing dozens of trades in a day, fees ate away the capital!
Stubbornly holding on, ended up completely wiped out: kept averaging down during the declines, repeatedly murmuring, "The bull will return, it will return quickly," but instead ended up with a zero balance.
FOMO all-in, tragically harvested: seeing others flaunting hundreds of times returns on altcoins, impulsively went all-in on a meme coin, only to wake up and find the account down to 3,000...
During that time, the fan couldn't sleep all night, smoked until his throat was hoarse, stared blankly at the candlestick chart, feeling like a gambler toyed with by the market.
Later, I only let him do these few things!!!
(1) Only trade in certain conditions, refuse to trade frequently
No longer fiddling with 1-minute candlesticks, only waiting for major breakthroughs.
Better to miss out than to make mistakes!
(2) Win big, cut losses small, be as precise as a sniper in adding positions
The first trade should never exceed 10% (300), only gradually add positions after making a profit!
For example, if you make 20%, immediately take half the profit, and set a trailing stop for the rest to let the profits run.
(3) Stop-loss is a lifeline, never take chances
Every trade must have a stop-loss; cut the loss directly at 5%, never hold onto losing trades!
If there are two consecutive stop-losses, stop trading for the day to prevent emotional control issues.
Advice for all losing brothers
"Want to turn things around? First, learn to survive!" — Before losing all your capital, first practice good stop-loss habits.
Record every trade, understand your losses clearly, and maximize your profits.
Discipline is greater than everything; 99% of people get liquidated because of the lucky thinking of "just hold on a little longer and I’ll break even."
