Rolling from $2460 to $75,000, my operations are actually quite similar to yours, I haven't done anything particularly special, but I have learned a simple principle: to resist the urge to gamble.

Many people enter the crypto world with dreams of getting rich quickly, often diving headfirst into a 'gambler's mentality', resulting in devastating losses.

For me, the only thing I have more than others is this 'foolish method'—taking small profits, not chasing after crazy bulls, stabilizing my approach, and not gambling on getting rich.

First turnaround: from $2460 to $14,640.

In August 2021, I only had $2460, just finished paying off the mortgage, and had no extra money, not even daring to touch 20x leverage.

So, I decided to diversify my risk, splitting $2460 into 6 portions, each $410, picking some stable coins to buy low and sell high, earning a few points and then withdrawing.

As a result, I made $1450 in the first week, $5640 in the second week, and directly flipped to $14,640 in the third week.

This wasn’t luck; it was that while others were greedy, I was just surviving.

Second breakthrough: from $14,640 to $56,400.

Next, I did two things:

When others panicked, I bought low;

When others were greedy, I decisively took profits.

During this wave, I was steadily harvesting while playing the fluctuations, making a few hundred to over a thousand daily for nine consecutive days, completely avoiding heavy positions, not chasing highs, only placing orders to ambush.

Steady as a rock!

Third phase: from $56,400 to $75,000.

After my account surpassed $54,600, I actually became more cautious.

Using scripts to assist with orders, focusing on mainstream coins like BTC, ETH, OP, and SOL, setting stop-loss and take-profit levels to ensure that every trade's risk is within a controllable range.

I’d rather earn less than lose everything in one explosion.

Now I am like a relaxed investor every day:

I open orders in the morning, walk my dog and watch the market during the day, and review and update my model at night.

The operations are simple, but they steadily bring profits.

If you are still facing liquidation, try these experiences I share:

Going all in is a cancer; diversifying is the way to survival.

Never gamble on direction; gamble on win rates.

Try to be steady, even if the earnings aren’t huge.

Opportunities for getting rich quickly are not common, but steadily earning can truly take you further.

If you still don’t know what to do now, follow K. As long as you are willing to learn, I am always here!!!