I lost 150,000 USDT, but I turned it around with 5,000 USDT; you need to check out this strategy.

Friends, don’t say I’m bragging, this story is very real.

When I entered the crypto space, I was ambitious, thinking I could multiply my investment by dozens of times with a big surge, but what happened? At first, I didn’t see the risks clearly and heavily leveraged my position.

In just a few months, I lost a full 150,000 USDT.

That feeling is hard to describe.

But I didn’t give up; under pressure, I figured out a “rolling position” strategy.

I started to operate again with the 5,000 USDT I scraped together.

It’s definitely not about blindly buying and selling big; the key is in rhythm and position control.

I summarized a few practical points that can really help you reduce risk:

Keep your positions light; don’t hold a full position stubbornly.

Especially when you have unrealized losses, adjust your position in time instead of stubbornly holding on.

Stop-loss is not rigid; it’s a flexible safeguard.

Understand how to control emotions; even if it’s a small loss, you should stop-loss; preserving your capital is the way to go.

Use funds in batches, like rolling a snowball steadily to expand.

Don’t focus solely on big rises and falls when watching the market.

Pay attention to the movements of main capital and the larger cycles; don’t be swayed by short-term emotions.

Keep a calm mindset; winning or losing is normal. First, learn to preserve capital before talking about profits.

I spend time every day watching the market, recording every transaction.

Reviewing and summarizing, my funds grew from 5,000 USDT to 20,000, then to 50,000. In less than six months, I actually multiplied it by nearly ten times.

Some people ask me for advice, and I always say, don’t rush.

The key is the “rolling position mentality” and “risk control.”

This is much more reliable than blindly chasing highs and selling lows.

To my brothers and sisters who are deeply in the red,

Don’t just focus on the myth of getting rich overnight; first, slowly turn back your losses, and we’ll take it step by step.