Many people ask me: Do you have some insider information to turn 20,000 into more?
To be honest, there isn’t any
I just used a method that everyone thinks is 'too silly'
No fuss, no cleverness, no passion
But don't doubt it, it's this kind of 'not-so-smart' approach
Let me slowly endure and stabilize, step by step pushing the account to 1.6 million
At the beginning, I was also anxious
Every day opening the market made me anxious; as soon as the market moved, I felt itchy
I always felt that if I didn't grab this wave, I would miss it; a day without trading felt like a wasted day
And what happened? The market repeatedly educated me, and my account is down to 20,000, I can barely hold on
At that time I forced myself to stop: don’t move, first straighten out the rhythm
I set a few strict rules back then:
Don't keep switching, stick to one cryptocurrency
Clarify a direction, only do long or short
Think about stop-loss and take-profit before entering the market, and leave when the time comes
Don’t grab the rhythm, don’t gamble on swings, don’t do those fancy tricks
To be strict, it means only doing 'dumb orders'
Sounds particularly un-crypto, right?
But precisely because of this, I survived
The first few months were really tough, earning painfully slow, just a few hundred a day
But it was precisely through that 'slowness' and 'stability' that the account gradually recovered
In the end, I pushed it to 1.6 million in one go; there were pullbacks, but I never blew up
You know what, many people can do it, but they want to be too clever
Analyzing K-lines one by one, pulling sentiment lines, copying major paths
Result: opening five orders and blowing up four, one heavy order wiped out the whole account
I have a buddy who used 10x leverage on small coins and lost 400,000 in one night
Now going to deliver food, I’m more serious than when I was taking orders back then
And I, on the other hand, do nothing, just watch BTC and ETH, slowly rolling the account
Keep each trial position within 10%
Add after profit; if not making money, absolutely don't add
Set stop-loss, set take-profit, and leave when the time comes
Simple, crude, a bit rigid, but particularly effective
I don't rely on market judgment, I rely on execution
I’m willing to guide people because I understand that 'can't hold on' state too well
No direction, no rhythm, afraid to place orders, and eager to recover losses
As long as someone is there to give a nudge, many people can turn it around
I have brought too many people, and just having one or two thousand U can turn it around
The key really isn't in technology, but in mindset + rhythm
If you really want to turn around, remember these three steps:
① Stop trading, stabilize first, don’t do worse than random trading
② Simplify your methods, only do rhythms with high certainty
③ Stick to it for a month, don’t overthink it, just follow what I say
Don't analyze, don't predict, just follow my rhythm with your eyes closed
You will find that doubling isn't about skills, but about 'survival'
Lastly, what I want to say:
Don't expect to get rich overnight; that's a dream talk.
And don’t think 'if I miss it, I can wait a bit longer'; the market doesn't wait for anyone
It's only July now; the market has just started to rise. If you miss this wave, who knows what year and month the next one will be.
For those who really want to steadily turn things around,
Try once to be a 'slower' person
You will find
The dumbest method is often the longest-lasting path
I don't want you to admire me
I genuinely hope you don't fall into the pits I've walked through
Turning around shouldn't be something you bear alone. If you want to leave, let me give you a hand
