1 million cleared down to only 30,000 U, violent rolling positions 50 times in half a year!
In 2022, LUNA collapsed, UST decoupled from the US dollar, resulting in the failure of the algorithmic stablecoin mechanism, and LUNA entered a death spiral, with the price dropping from around $80 to nearly 0 within a few days, evaporating hundreds of billions in market value.
That day, my 1 million savings and the K-line both went to zero, leaving only 30,000 U in my account. During that time, watching the market until dawn was the norm, with a single question in my mind: is the crypto world no longer accommodating me?
But my innate unwillingness forced me to endure in despair for three months, developing a method of violent rolling positions. Six months later, 30,000 U turned into 1.57 million U. At that moment, I understood that violent rolling positions are not about luck, but rely on ironclad execution and discipline ingrained in your bones.
Today I will break this method down for you, whether you can catch it all depends on whether you can be ruthless with yourself.
Ironclad Rule 1: Dare to go light on the first order to live longer
With a principal of 30,000 U, only 10% is moved on the first order—meaning 3,000 U. Cut losses immediately at 5%, not holding for another second.
People who lose big money often think about turning it around on the first order, going all in right from the start, resulting in immediate exit. I fell into this trap before, so now going light on the first order is ingrained in my mind.
Withdraw the principal first when you make a profit, and use the profits to roll, only then will you feel at ease.
Ironclad Rule 2: The 'revenge formula' for increasing positions on profit
Once the first order earns enough 30%, increase the position by 1.5 times. For instance, if you earn 900 U from 3,000 U, then add 1,350 U, raising the total position to 5,250 U.
After winning two consecutive orders, activate 'revenge mode'—bet all profits, but stop-loss must be moved up simultaneously.
With this trick, 30,000 U directly rolled to 190,000 U.
Ironclad Rule 3: Move stop-loss, don’t believe in the myth of rebounds
Every 15% rise, move the stop-loss up by 12%. Once the trend line is broken, regardless of whether the stop-loss has been reached, immediately liquidate.
Greed can be fatal. Before the FTX crash, my account surged to 370,000 U, but because I couldn't bear to take profit, it dropped back to 120,000 U in one day. This scar still hurts to this day.
Why can’t most people turn things around?
When they lose, they rush to ‘recover it all in one go’, and the losses increase faster; when they make a profit, they are afraid to increase positions and miss out on compounding; emotional trading, with no rules.
Whether you can turn things around depends on whether you can stop losses like a machine, dare to increase positions when in profit, and only use profits to take risks.
Achieving these three points, rolling 30,000 U to 1 million is not impossible.
In the crypto world, it doesn’t matter who cries the hardest; it only recognizes those who are tough enough on themselves.
