From $1500 to $80,000 in just 43 days! I relied solely on this set of position management and persevered till the end
Many people think that doubling in the crypto world is based on luck
Wrong!
I rolled from $1500 to $80,000 in 43 days, without betting on direction throughout the process, it was all achieved through position management
At that time, my capital was not much, $1500, and the market was very volatile. A slight mistake with a heavy position could lead to a complete loss
I made a decision - no heavy positions, no all-in, no betting on overnight riches, just using the simplest method to maximize position management
My operational logic is very simple, but most people just can't do it
Single position not exceeding 20% of the capital
Starting from $1500, a maximum of $300 per trade, if the direction is wrong, the loss is controllable, if the direction is right, then increase the position and push along with the trend.
Only 2~3 high win-rate opportunities per day
Not every candlestick is worth trading, wait for key points to enter the market, it’s better to miss out than to act recklessly.
Immediately reduce the position to lock in profits after making money
Don't be greedy when prices rise, once the profits are secured, it's wise to cash out and protect the capital first
Compound rolling positions
From $1500 to $3000, I still used 20% of the position, but the amount increased; from $3000 to $10,000, still at the same pace, the further it goes, the faster the growth, the rolling position snowball gets bigger and bigger.
The most intense moment was on the 38th day, in a familiar volatility range, I increased my position three times, and the profit from a single wave directly hit $20,000, with the account rising from $50,000 to $70,000 that day.
On the 43rd day, I finished with an account balance of $80,000.
To be honest, this method is very tedious, not exciting, and not flashy.
But it’s strong in - stability!
It's not about making you rich overnight, but about making you continuously rich.
Many people think it’s difficult after reading, but the real difficulty isn’t the technique, it's the ability to resist the urge to act recklessly.
I am still using this rolling position strategy, and several fans I've guided have almost all doubled continuously
