Many people get liquidated not because the market is too bad, but because they are too eager to "make back" losses.
You might not believe it, but at the end of last year,
my account was down to 5300U, and one heavy loss would have wiped it out completely.
But looking back now, I'm glad I stayed "steady" at that time.
I didn’t go all in again, nor did I follow the crowd to enter the market.
I used a very special method
to roll that 5300U into 68,000U, and I adjusted my positions more than once in between.
To put it simply, it’s not about having some amazing strategy,
and it doesn’t rely on precise predictions; it's just about knowing how to control the rhythm + manage emotional points.
Many people keep asking me why I was able to survive and even make a profit?
Let me share a few details for you to ponder:
Most people chase positions during an uptrend, while I only make "key trades within the retracement range";
Others use 50x or 100x leverage, while I only went up to 20x at certain stages.
While others stare at the charts every day, I only look at three segments of movement.
But I know which segment to enter and which one to avoid.
While others frequently switch coins, I haven’t changed my target for three weeks; I just trade that one coin back and forth.
The most important thing is: I know when to be "flat"
and when to go heavy with a single strike.
But to be honest, even if you know these things now,
if no one guides you step by step for a while, it’s still easy to get caught up in the rhythm.
Why do I still have people asking me daily whether I can mentor them or provide some guidance?
It’s not because I’m so great; it’s because I’ve truly helped people make money.
I don’t want to talk too much; the more I say, the less interesting it becomes.
