When fans added me, the balance of the 1002U account was followed by a long string of unread payment reminder messages. "Bro, this is my last bit of money, if I lose more, there will be no way out."
"Rolling positions is not gambling; it’s feeding profits with rules." I sent him a strategy: 1000U divided into 5 parts, each order with a take profit of 6% and a stop loss of 3%, keep 70% of the earned money rolling over, and transfer 30% to a fixed wallet.
For the first two weeks, he couldn't help but overstep. The first transaction was 100U to buy BTC, panicking to sell when it rose by 5%, and I held him back: "Just one point away from breaking the rules, don’t look for me in the future." After holding out for 6% before selling, he sent me a screenshot showing a net profit of 6U, and by the end of the month, 1000U turned into 1600U, and he said it was the first time in six months that his account was in the green.
There was a key operation in between. SOL suddenly rose by 15%, and his 300U increased to 345U. According to the rules, he should keep 241.5U rolling and transfer 103.5U. "Can I leave 50U in?" He sent three voice messages in a row, and I directly threw back his previous liquidation records: "Did you forget what you said on the day you said 'never be greedy' again?" He ultimately followed my advice, and three days later, SOL dropped by 10%. Looking at the stable 241.5U in his account, he said he suddenly understood that "rules are more reliable than market trends."
When encountering a market crash two and a half months in, BTC dropped by 12% in a single day, and his position rolled up to 4000U, showing a floating loss of 2800U. "Add 1000U, set a stop loss after adding." I monitored the K-line and sent him instructions, and he hesitated for half an hour before acting. Five days later, the market warmed up, and not only did he recover his losses but also made an additional 700U. On the day his account climbed to 5500U, he took a picture of fried noodles from a roadside stall: "Added two eggs, I wouldn’t have dared to even think about it before."
After that, he seemed like a different person, instantly transferring profits when taking profits and not dragging his feet when stopping losses. After four months and three days, the number in the rolling position reached 90199U.
He finally said, "It turns out I really don’t have to stare at the K-line until dawn; just follow what you said, keep doing simple things repeatedly, and the money will come by itself."
I looked at the chat records and saw his transformation from "seeking guidance" to "understanding the rules," and I suddenly understood: guiding fans in rolling positions is never about teaching techniques; it’s about helping them put brakes on their greed and allowing discipline to generate money in the market. #ETH突破4000
"Rolling positions is not gambling; it’s feeding profits with rules." I sent him a strategy: 1000U divided into 5 parts, each order with a take profit of 6% and a stop loss of 3%, keep 70% of the earned money rolling over, and transfer 30% to a fixed wallet.
For the first two weeks, he couldn't help but overstep. The first transaction was 100U to buy BTC, panicking to sell when it rose by 5%, and I held him back: "Just one point away from breaking the rules, don’t look for me in the future." After holding out for 6% before selling, he sent me a screenshot showing a net profit of 6U, and by the end of the month, 1000U turned into 1600U, and he said it was the first time in six months that his account was in the green.
There was a key operation in between. SOL suddenly rose by 15%, and his 300U increased to 345U. According to the rules, he should keep 241.5U rolling and transfer 103.5U. "Can I leave 50U in?" He sent three voice messages in a row, and I directly threw back his previous liquidation records: "Did you forget what you said on the day you said 'never be greedy' again?" He ultimately followed my advice, and three days later, SOL dropped by 10%. Looking at the stable 241.5U in his account, he said he suddenly understood that "rules are more reliable than market trends."
When encountering a market crash two and a half months in, BTC dropped by 12% in a single day, and his position rolled up to 4000U, showing a floating loss of 2800U. "Add 1000U, set a stop loss after adding." I monitored the K-line and sent him instructions, and he hesitated for half an hour before acting. Five days later, the market warmed up, and not only did he recover his losses but also made an additional 700U. On the day his account climbed to 5500U, he took a picture of fried noodles from a roadside stall: "Added two eggs, I wouldn’t have dared to even think about it before."
After that, he seemed like a different person, instantly transferring profits when taking profits and not dragging his feet when stopping losses. After four months and three days, the number in the rolling position reached 90199U.
He finally said, "It turns out I really don’t have to stare at the K-line until dawn; just follow what you said, keep doing simple things repeatedly, and the money will come by itself."
I looked at the chat records and saw his transformation from "seeking guidance" to "understanding the rules," and I suddenly understood: guiding fans in rolling positions is never about teaching techniques; it’s about helping them put brakes on their greed and allowing discipline to generate money in the market. #ETH突破4000
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