17 days from 3000U to 50,000U: A trader's bloody evolution history
On July 3rd at 6:00, a deposit of 3000U was made. On July 20th at 23:47, the account was frozen at 52000U. No insider information, no tips, only 17 days and nights of alternating K-line battles.
Day 4, only 1400U left in the account. At three in the morning, the ashtray piled high with cigarette butts, and the liquidation notices on the screen felt like slaps to the face.
The turning point began with three iron rules:
Only trade the cryptocurrencies you are most familiar with
Only pull the trigger at key positions
Wait for the best window like a sniper
My trading framework is so simple it feels like a joke:
The initial position never exceeds 5%
Increase positions a maximum of 3 times
A 3% stop-loss line is set in stone
But the devil is in the execution:
Seeing the trembling fingers of others when they share their trades
The impulse to revenge trade after missing an opportunity
The luck of thinking "let's hold on for 5 more minutes" when it should be time to stop loss
You call this luck?
Then explain why I was able to hit:
Accurately pinpoint BTC's overnight market shift
Perfectly catch ETH's spike rebound
Elegantly eat up SOL's breakout retest
Now I:
Have kicked the bad habit of borrowing to average down
My phone battery can finally last until the evening
No longer waking up in the early morning to check prices
This is not a wealth myth, but a veteran who once lost a 7-figure principal, making a comeback with the last 3000U. The details need not be elaborated; those who have truly fought in the market naturally understand the weight of it.
For the newcomers still asking "which coin to buy", please engrave this sentence in your mind:
"The market will never defeat you; the only thing that can defeat you is your own greed and fear."
