From 3000U to 60,000U, I only used one trick—position management
Some people have been trading cryptocurrencies for three years, and their account curves look like an ECG;
Some people come in for three months, and their accounts have directly increased by twenty times.
What's the difference?
Three months ago, I only had 3000U in my account. At that time, the market was volatile, and there were people in the group blowing up their accounts and leaving every day.
I didn’t rush to go all in; instead, I divided it into five parts:
The first part is used for trial trades, only making small orders to confirm trends.
The second part is for adding positions after a breakout.
The third part is reserved for opportunities with a very high win rate.
The remaining two parts are forever backup ammunition.
The result is simple: while others were being washed out, I was waiting for signals; while others were chasing highs and cutting losses, I was adding positions in batches.
After a wave of trends, profits rolled into the principal, and then I used profits to add positions, and that's how I rolled from 3000U to 60,000U.
To be honest, I made mistakes during this period, but the rhythm of light position trial and heavy position strikes prevented me from going back to square one due to one mistake.
Many people ask me how to specifically judge the points for adding positions, stop-loss lines, trend reversal signals...
I haven't made these methods public because—
Knowing the method doesn’t guarantee you’ll use it correctly;
Following me closely will help you avoid detours.
The market is always changing, and opportunities won't wait for anyone.
If you don’t want to be an ATM in the crypto world anymore, learn to manage your positions well.
If you also want to grow from a few thousand U to tens of thousands U, reach out to me.
I don’t persuade people, but I’ll guide anyone who can keep up.
