Old Li went from 2700U to 42,800U in three days. Do you want to know how he did it?

When I asked him, he was almost in tears, saying: Brother, this time it’s truly my last effort.

As a result, in three days, the account skyrocketed 15 times.

Old Li initially had a typical problem: chasing highs and cutting losses, eager to turn things around.

I told him: Don’t rush, patience is the most important thing.

On the first day, he almost wanted to heavily short ETH.

But I took a look and said, no, wait for the signal, don’t rush to open a position.

We only used 500U to short, strictly controlling stop-loss, waiting for the right time to close the position, resulting in a profit of 265U, steady.

On the second day, BTC rebounded, and the group was filled with voices like “the bull has returned,” and Old Li wanted to chase again.

I looked at the order book, unfazed: This is a false signal, don’t be fooled by the surface trend.

We made two short trades, earning 300U and 480U respectively.

In total, we made 780U, and the account rose to 3745U.

I told him, don’t be deceived by the K-line, watch the main force; you can short even during a rebound.

By the third day, we started looking at altcoins.

I picked a few: SOL and AVAX.

Watching them drop, with boldness and caution, I averaged down using a pyramid averaging method, going from 500U to 800U and then to 1200U, gradually increasing the position.

In the end, the two altcoins made a total of 39,000U, and the account shot up to 42,800U.

During these three days, Old Li repeatedly said that earning is generated, not luck, but relies on recognizing the right signals and controlling positions.

The most fatal mistakes:

Opening positions randomly without watching signals.

Increasing the principal after making profits, losing even more.

Setting stop-loss but never executing it.

Now, every time he trades, he strictly controls the position, waits for signal confirmation, then slowly adds to the position, decisively does not delay stop-loss, and takes profits in three parts, steadily making progress, ultimately achieving a turnaround.

Five iron rules for turning around:

Fixed position, never fully invested.

Wait for two signals before opening a position.

Take profits in three parts.

Don’t be greedy; dare to pick up bargains during panic.

Maximum of three trades per day to maintain rhythm.

In the next market wave, I will lead 2000U students in practical operations, fully transparent from signals to take-profit points. If you are still “chasing highs and cutting losses,” come find me to steadily grow your account together.

Making money in the crypto world is this simple—progress steadily, patiently wait for opportunities, and execute effectively.

If you are feeling a bit lost or need more guidance, feel free to reach out to me anytime; I will provide detailed analysis for you!