In early May, a fan reached out to me: there’s only 2600U left, can we take a gamble together?

I looked through his history - a typical retail investor trajectory: chasing highs, holding on stubbornly, getting emotional and going all in, changing three to five coins in a day.

I told him: you can follow me, but you need to quit the 'gamble' mindset and let me control the pace.

For the first ten days, I had him set his leverage to 35 times, but only use 4% to 5% of his position, with each trade slightly over 100 U, taking profits of 15% to 25% and closing immediately.

Five wins in a row, 2600U rolled to 4180U.

I reminded him: this is just warming up, don’t get carried away.

After the account surpassed 4000U, I finally stepped on the gas: raised the attack position to 45%, with the rest set as defensive orders for safety.

That week, after BTC faked a drop and quickly rebounded, we caught the momentum and made over double the profit in one go, pushing net worth past 8000 U.

The hardest part is actually the finish.

On the craziest day of the market, I had him take half of the profits with a high-level stop profit, and place a light short position to cover the fluctuation difference.

I only said one thing: don’t be envious of others, we only take the portion we understand.

In 34 days, 2600U turned into 31820U.

Many people chase me asking: how to pick points, how to see turning points, why can’t we go all in and still multiply tenfold?

The answer isn’t mysterious - rolling positions, position sizes, and pacing, they are a trinity.

I won’t disclose the details because the market quickly eliminates half-hearted imitators.

If you’re also spinning in confusion, feel free to contact @小花生说币 with your position screenshot, and I’ll help you break down the next steps into executable numbers.