As I type these words today, my hands are still shaking — not from excitement, but from being acutely aware of the brutality of this industry: when I say I turned 3000U into 46,000U in two months, nine out of ten people will say, 'You were lucky.'


But only I know those nights at 3 AM staring at K-lines for signals, those moments when I saw screens full of bearish sentiment but gritted my teeth to go long, and those agonies of resisting temptation to chase hot trends were never about luck.

I multiplied my capital by 15 times in two months by doing just three things.

No heavy betting, no guessing tops or bottoms, and I haven't predicted a single market move. My operations are as simple as machinery:

1. Wait for the rhythm: lie low like a sniper, don’t fire or move for half a month.

In the crypto world, everyone shouts 'opportunities are here': this coin breaks resistance, that coin has good news. But I always focus on just 3 targets in my watchlist; I won't look at others no matter how good the market is.


In the previous month, I only opened 6 trades. It’s not that there were no opportunities; most 'opportunities' didn’t match my rhythm — for example, the trend didn't stabilize above the 5-day line, or the trading volume didn’t increase. It’s better to miss out than to make a mistake; this is the first principle of rolling positions.

2. Capture signals: Don’t pay attention to market noise, only trust 'certain signals.'

When everyone is bearish, I still go long; when everyone shouts 'the bull is back,' I reduce my position. It’s not about going against the market; it’s about trusting my own 'signal chart':

  • Must satisfy '30-day line rising + volume breaking previous high';

  • Set the stop-loss below the nearest support level (maximum loss of 3%);

  • Risk-reward ratio of at least 3:1 (earning 9% just breaks even).


If it meets these three points, fire when the signal arrives; if not, continue to wait. In two months, I was wrong on 1 out of 6 trades, with the remaining 5 all catching the main uptrend — it’s not about accuracy; it’s about strict signals.

3. Take profits: Reduce your position after making 50%, never be greedy for 'a little more.'

Many people can't hold onto profits, always thinking about 'doubling and then leaving.' But I reduce half my position after making 50% on each trade, pulling the stop-loss to the cost line — even if I give back some profits, I won’t regret it.


Just like the ETH market wave, from 1800 to 2200, I took a profit of 22% and reduced my position. When it later rose to 2400, I only had 1/3 of my position left. Some said, 'I missed out on a lot,' but I know: preserving profit is more important than making a little more.

Why can't most people learn? Because they are too impatient.

A friend watched me grow from 3000U to 46,000U and asked for my method. I didn’t say it directly because this method has a 'threshold':


Those who can't be patient simply can't execute.
They think 'open a position today, double it tomorrow,' but the core of rolling positions is 'slow': earn 500U with 3000U, then earn 700U with 3500U, rolling little by little. There will be temptations (like seeing someone else's coin rise 30% in a day), and doubts (like wanting to cut losses when a position is down 2%), but if you endure, the account curve will gradually rise.

Finally, let me say something straightforward:

This road is difficult to walk. You have to endure loneliness, resist temptation, and fight against your own greed. But those who make it through understand one principle:


Those who make big money in crypto are never 'lucky' people; they are those who are 'willing to wait, willing to let go, and willing to execute.'

I speak with data, providing you with clear directions — support levels, exit points, trend judgments, all are actionable strategies!

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