Lost 1.5 million, I used 8000U to roll over and turn it around, made it back in a year
Once, when my account balance still had 7 digits,
I thought I was the chosen one in the crypto world.
What happened?
High leverage all the way, chasing hot spots, listening to news,
In just 5 months, I lost 1.5 million.
From easy money to selling everything, only 8000U left.
At that time, I was once on the brink of collapse,
Staring at the K-line every day,
Whenever the account turned red, my hands would shake,
Sometimes I hesitated three times just to open a position.
But it was in this state,
I decided to make one last attempt—rolling over.
Not the kind of all-in gamble, but using a rhythm to roll over:
Step one, I divided 8000U into 4 small groups of ammo.
Each group only trades once on high certainty markets, then takes a break.
Step two, I only react, do not predict,
Whenever a key level breaks with volume and holds on a pullback,
I leverage in, aiming for the “explosion point.”
Step three, every time I win, I roll the principal + profits to keep going.
3 times miss, 1 time steady explosion, profits keep getting bigger.
In this year, I heavily invested less than 10 times.
Sometimes I would catch 70 points in one rhythm,
Sometimes I’d make a net profit of 1.5WU in half an hour.
Looking back now, that 8000U
Is the most valuable asset of my life.
Because it forced out the real system.
Others ask me, how do you know when to heavily invest and when to rest?
I say: if you don’t understand the rhythm, even if I give you 100WU, you’ll still lose it all.
Some brothers ask if I can teach or if I can guide,
I don’t want to say too much, just one sentence:
If you want to turn it around, you must first learn to endure, be steady, and be ruthless.
Many details are inconvenient to disclose,
Otherwise, this method would have become common long ago.
I’ll just say one thing: in the market, sometimes it’s not that you don’t make money,
But you simply don’t know— which trade is worth putting everything on.
As for how I judge the rhythm, control drawdowns, how to roll over in layers...
These can only be discussed separately.
After all, everyone’s account structure is different, and the rhythm they can bear is also different.
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