Turning 3000U into 60,000U, I don't rely on luck, I don't follow others, and I definitely don't gamble on market trends. I only use a set of extremely stable small-position rolling strategies to steadily multiply my capital by twenty times, all without liquidation or reckless betting, achieving explosive growth steadily and reliably.
True high returns are not about skyrocketing in a bullish candlestick or flaunting a few profit screenshots for envy, but rather about steadily pushing funds to new heights during calm market conditions when no one is paying attention, relying on position control and rhythm.
My core principle can be summed up in one sentence: position management is always more important than technique.
In the early stages, I only moved 10%-15% of my position each time, keeping stop-losses within 3% and pushing take-profits to above 10% whenever possible. I only take trend-following positions, never averaging down, never holding on stubbornly, and never entering trades based on feelings. I plan every trade in advance, conduct fixed weekly reviews, and analyze the reasons behind any losing trades.
I still remember at the beginning of August, when BTC just broke above 120,000, there was a huge divergence in the market. I took a light long position, gradually increasing my holdings following the trend, and rode it up to 126,000, then took profits in batches. This trade made nearly 12,000U in profits, while my account balance was still less than 4,000U at that time, and this trade pushed me into the accelerated phase of doubling my account.
I have seen too many lessons:
An impulsive full position can wipe out months of hard work;
A gambler's style of increasing position can lead to giving profits back;
Those who fantasize about doubling their money overnight often end up unable to protect their capital.
And I always insist: survive first, then you can thrive.
I can turn 3000U into 60,000U, not because I'm exceptionally smart, but because I don't fantasize about get-rich-quick schemes. I have been doing one thing throughout — steadily and reliably rolling my positions, turning every profit into a cushion for the next one. When the market is not good, I don't make rash moves; I wait for opportunities to arise, and my positions will naturally follow the upward curve of my capital.
If you don't want to keep going in circles, then join me in strategizing to help you emerge from the low point sooner. The current market is a great opportunity for recovery and doubling your funds.
