With 3000U, I managed to grow it to 87,000U. I didn't gamble, but rather controlled the position precisely!
Many people lose because they never take it seriously; even a single success is often just a matter of 'luck'.
I used 3000U, steadily and cautiously growing it to 87,000U in 30 days, not by gambling, not by going ALL IN, and certainly not by relying on news, but through a position management strategy of 'slowly cutting losses' in a controlled manner.
How did I do it at the beginning?
I only focused on short-term trades, strictly controlling my position, and never went all in.
✔ I only used 1/5 of the total capital for each trade.
✔ Stop-loss set strictly: if I lose 2%, I cut it off, never lingering in a losing trade.
✔ I add to positions in the direction of the trend, never averaging down against the trend.
✔ I only make 2-3 trades a day and go offline once done.
Making money relies on discipline, not on passion!
A classic case: At the beginning of July, ETH was consolidating around 3720.
I preemptively set up long positions, entered lightly, with a stop-loss at 3700 and a take-profit at 3780.
After the first wave of profits, it pulled back, and I entered again, catching two waves in total.
Daily net profit: 5800U! — True position management relies on this rhythm.
Catching waves, managing positions, taking profits, and compounding.
Many people look at my screenshots and ask: Teacher, give me advice.
Some even ask: Do you have insider information?
I only reply with one sentence: I have no insider information, but I have discipline.
Are you still trading based on feelings? Still chasing when the price rises and cutting when it drops?
Still getting angry and going all in after losing a trade?
Then you are destined to be the 'feeding' part of the market.
And I am the one who flips positions.
Want to learn how I manage positions and grow without gambling or relying on signals?
I only welcome those willing to learn, not those looking for handouts.
Don't say the crypto world is difficult; it's just that you have never met someone who can help you flip your position.
