Proven to work: 2100U → 3.8WU, shared my trading rhythm after 7 days...
From 2100U to 3.8WU, I didn’t rely on luck, but on rhythm and self-control.
Let me share a rolling warehouse strategy that I have personally tested and found effective.
Those who can understand it will figure it out themselves, and those who can’t
should not blindly play; the market does not retain those who trade with emotions.
Starting point: 2100U, establishing a base position of 20%, only looking in one direction.
At the beginning, the position only uses 20%, never going heavy on a single trade.
The core point is: only increase positions with certainty, it’s not about betting on rises and falls, it’s about betting on certainty.
Many people get liquidated because they reverse this sequence.
The explosion point: follow up after noticing abnormal movements from the main forces, do not be the first to try something new.
It doesn’t matter if you can’t catch the bottom; the key is to catch the “main upward segment after the rise is confirmed.”
I won’t go into too much detail here.
One point: don’t chase or be greedy; survive first and then talk about rolling warehouses.
Advanced rhythm: 3 times rolling warehouse = once successful + two times empty waiting.
Rolling warehouses is not about filling up in one go; it’s about taking profits in one wave and waiting for opportunities in two waves.
Most people fail due to “impatience,” unable to control themselves, forcing “daily market movements.”
But real trading isn’t like that.
I only make three trades a week; sometimes I don’t move for two days.
Opportunities aren’t seen by staring at K-lines daily; they are cultivated through patience.
Practical reference:
The first doubling was based on the ETH market.
The second was based on the rebound after a BTC spike.
The last explosive rise was following an “abnormal volume structure breakout point”; at that time, the main force's orders were very obvious.
Ultimately, it’s not that you lack skills; it’s that no one teaches you how to control the rhythm, how to be patient, and how to identify “real opportunities.”
The current market is not lacking in signals; what’s lacking is people who can understand the signals.
I know that after reading this article, some people will come and ask me
how to judge the breakout points, how to add positions, and how to look at take profits…
