Whether you are losing sleep from losses, or feeling the urge to turn things around, this method is worth a look.

Still struggling with the K-line chart?

Still memorizing those MACD and RSI parameters?

Stop lying to yourself; I've seen too many people lose more the more they study, noting down a pile of indicators while their account balance is cleaner than their face.

In fact, the most brutal and profitable path in the crypto world is hidden in a simple method:

Keep a close eye on one coin, only take one direction, repeatedly take advantage of the waves.

That's right, it's that simple. I call this method 'Single Coin Single Side Rolling Method', which is the life-saving trick I figured out on the day I lost 1 million while staring at the liquidation notification bar.

If you don't believe it, look at me — I crawled out from the debt list by repeating these few things every day.

The core of the method has four points, simple enough to be engraved on a cigarette box:

  1. Only recognize one coin: BTC or ETH, mainstream coins are sufficient. Don’t switch coins every day; many people don’t lose in the market, but lose on the path of switching coins, selling right before a rise and buying right before a drop.

  1. Only go in one direction: if the trend is upward, stubbornly fight for long positions; if the trend is downward, hold onto short positions. Don't get itchy during rebounds, restrain yourself when bottom fishing, and follow the main trend, it's more stable than anything else.

  1. Divide your position into three parts: enter the first part at a low point, add the second part after breaking a key level, and take profits from the third part when it reaches the target. Don’t be greedy, don’t go all in, slice it like cutting a cake.

  1. Set the stop loss firmly at the order book: remember 'Don't blow up when losing, run when winning'. Always set a stop loss first, cut losses at a maximum of 5 points, withdraw half when profits reach 10 points, and let the remaining amount roll with time.

It's simpler to put into practice; let me calculate for you:

One of my students started with 600U capital, focused on ETH, made three successful trades in three days, and directly rolled it to 1680U. Later he told me, now what he fears most is not market fluctuations, but that I don’t send out entry points.

Why can this method work? Because I only do three things every day:

Focus on one coin's order book, don’t switch randomly;

Calculate the entry point and place the order; the entry and exit lines are clearly given.

Stick to the flipping rhythm, withdraw when you’ve earned enough, never get attached to the fight.

Let me explain a mathematical logic for flipping positions and you’ll understand:

Assuming you have 500U, and only make 1 trade per day, with a win/loss ratio fixed at 1:2. Even if you get 3 wrong and 2 right, you still end up making a profit. This is not luck; it’s calculated certainty.

We don't gamble on the market; we focus on steady compound interest.

This method is only suitable for two types of people:

First, be someone who can follow instructions and not change the rules arbitrarily;

Second, really don’t want to lose anymore, and want to turn things around through solid operations.

I have never publicly shared this method online; only internal members who follow me are using it.

In the last session, 14 people followed the rhythm, averaging 1.5 times profit in 7 days, with the worst earning 38.5%.

Now you have two choices:

Either continue to pay tuition at the exchange, becoming numb to losses while stubbornly saying 'just wait a bit longer';

Or follow me, replicate this logic and rhythm, start recovering, and slowly earn back what was lost.

Don't hesitate, the ways to really make money in this circle have never been those flashy tricks.

The next wave of layout has already begun; I only bring along those who truly want to change and accurately seize every market wave.

Whether you come or not, it's up to you.

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