A few years ago, an old fan told me he still had 18,000 U and hadn't made any money for three consecutive months. He had a decent sense of direction and could follow the hot spots, but he always got out early at key points.
He rushed to cash in on gains after a 4% or 5% rise, fearing a pullback would wipe them out. As a result, when a major uptrend began, he could only watch others double their accounts while his own remained stagnant.
I asked him: "Are you looking for steady, small profits, or a trade that could transform your account size?"
He said: "I want to double my money, but I don't want to risk my entire position."
I told him: "Then follow my pace."
Don't chase highs or go all-in. Test the waters with a small position first, confirm the trend, and then increase your position. Only increase your position when you see a profit. Set a stop-loss first, and let the market expand your profits.
For the past two weeks, we slowly built positions in the L2 and on-chain data sectors, stabilizing our account curve. Once the hot sectors began to rotate, profits would pile up like building blocks. During a mid-term market shift, we set up an ambush half a day in advance, and the next day we saw a big bullish candlestick. After that trade, his confidence in his account instantly returned.
The most dramatic move was when he added 30% to his position after a pullback to a key support level. The result was a 1.4-fold increase in three days. He stared at the candlestick chart and said, "Is this still me?" Ultimately, he went from 18,000 to 110,000, without a single all-in or loss of control.
I asked him what the biggest change was.
He said: "Before, the market forced my decisions. Now, I use rhythm to force the market in my direction."
Most people don't fail to understand trends; they lack the patience to wait for signals; they don't lack the skills; they lack a comprehensive rhythmic plan. To multiply your money several times over, you don't need daily gambles; you need a rhythmic logic that can be executed repeatedly.
If your current account is struggling, it's not because the market doesn't offer opportunities, but because you haven't found your rhythm yet.
You can rely on luck once, but if you want to steadily grow, you have to rely on rhythm.
If you don't want to be stuck in this same spot, then join me in planning your trades and recover quickly. The current market conditions are a great time to recover and reinvest.
