I don't like to show off, but I really made a lot from this round of contracts.
You might not believe it, but in this round of ETH long positions, I made a quick profit of 9600U, and this is just one part of my rolling positions.
Many people in the crypto circle ask me: Why can you always hold on? Why won't you get shaken out? Why do you always go heavy when it's time?
I'll share some practical insights, but I won't reveal everything because
the truth is, in this market, those who can turn things around understand the hidden meanings behind the words.
First, I don't gamble all my capital. I only use a maximum of 30% of my total funds, but I will enter in batches and add with a rhythm.
This is two different logics from “going all in,” the rhythm is different, and the results are worlds apart.
Second, I will never enter the market when emotions are at their peak.
Most people lose because they chase after the “emotional K” buys. What you see is good news, rising prices, but what I see is unloading.
Third, stop-loss is not a one-size-fits-all; it should be dynamic.
It’s not about setting a 2% stop-loss and thinking that will suffice, but you need to know when it’s a “false breakout wash” and when it’s a “real direction confirmation.” Mistaking either one can lead to a crash.
The key point is, I don’t operate every day.
I only trade structures I can understand, three times a week is enough.
The lower the frequency, the higher the win rate.
These things cannot be found as a complete logic set online,
most bloggers can't even explain risk and rhythm clearly,
let alone help others turn their positions around.
As for me, I have helped quite a few people roll from 1000U, 3000U to 30K, 50K+, and some even turned from bankruptcy to regaining 24K in a month.
No matter how much I say, it won't matter; this kind of thing isn't something you “see”
it's something you “do.” Whether you believe it or not isn't important; those who can turn things around will eventually find the way.
