From 1500U to 6.2W, I only took 28 days.
In the crypto world, some lose all their capital in three days, while others multiply their investment by forty times in a month. I am neither a genius nor someone particularly lucky; I just learned to 'go with the trend' during a round of decline.
At that time, I only had 1500U left in my account, which was the last remaining capital after being trapped, liquidated, and repeatedly stopped out. I set a rule for myself: no chasing highs, no holding onto losing positions, no greed, strict position control, and focusing on just one cryptocurrency for a period of time.
I chose ETH because its volatility rhythm is more stable, suitable for rolling positions. The first trade started with a 'bull trap pullback,' making a small profit of 140U.
I didn’t increase my position size or go heavy; even when the second wave was clearly a main upward trend, I only took my target profit and ran. At that time, I realized that what truly makes money is not the big hits, but steadily taking small profits.
In the following three days, I made a total of six trades, with five wins and one flat, rolling my capital up to 2400U.
After that, I gradually established a system of 'small position trial trades, increasing profits, and cutting losses without hesitation.' When the market was volatile, I stayed in cash and waited for confirmation signals before acting. Most importantly, I only aimed to earn 'what I should earn,' never fantasizing about 'maximizing profits.'
By the 16th day, my account broke ten thousand. At that moment, I wasn’t excited; instead, I was more cautious than before.
Because I knew that the real challenge was just beginning. The second half involved making trend trades combined with rolling short-term trades, totaling 43 trades with an accuracy rate of about 78%.
On the night of the 28th day, my account balance stood at 62,000 U.
If you are also suffering repeated losses in the crypto world and don’t know how to turn the situation around, remember one thing: it’s not that the market is unprofitable; it’s that you lack a systematic approach.
As for whether my method suits you—give it a try.
Today, I withdrew a small amount and went out happily. 😁
