Trading cryptocurrencies for 10 years, I've seen too many people throw their living expenses into contracts, only to lose even the money they used to buy in.
Lao Zhou, who runs a hardware store, is one such example. The year before last, he gambled his 8000U working capital on altcoins, and when the market crashed, he couldn't even afford screws.
Later, he followed my method of dividing his funds: 4000U reserved for purchases, never to be touched; 3000U split into three parts, each part 1000U for trading.
The first part waited for a "sharp drop rebound." Last June, when BTC plunged from 30,000 dollars to 25,000, he used 1000U to open a 3x long position, setting a stop-loss at 24,000. Three days later, when it rebounded to 27,000, he sold, making a profit of 180U—enough to buy two boxes of pipe fittings.
The second part focused on "breakout after consolidation." ETH hovered around 1800 dollars for half a month. He waited for a breakout at 1850 and chased a 5x long position, cashing out at 1950 with a profit of 200U. He said this was more cost-effective than selling ten faucets.
The third part remained untouched, waiting to refill if the first two parts lost everything. Once, both positions hit stop-losses simultaneously, but he used his reserve funds to start over without affecting the store's business.
The key is to learn to “take profits.” By the end of last year, his account grew to 12,000 U, and he first withdrew 5000U to buy his wife a gold bracelet, continuing to trade with the rest. Now, he has also taken over a small storefront next to his hardware store and always tells his peers: "Trading cryptocurrencies is just like selling hardware; you need inventory turnover, you can't gamble all at once."
Among the fans who followed this method, there's a girl who runs a stationery store. She started with 3000U and grew it to 19,000 in six months, and last week she even sent a box of pens as a thank-you gift. Small capital looking to establish roots in the crypto world relies not on gambling but on using every cent wisely.
How many people have lost hope in the volatility, yet stabilized their footing or even turned it around with this system? Countless—yet the core principle is one: dare to follow, dare to act, and avoid dragging one's feet.
The next wave's layout has already been drawn, with levels, rhythm, and positions all clearly marked. Following @币来财888 , it’s not about empty talk; there’s one principle: precise targeting, no futile efforts.
But let me be clear from the start: only those with strong execution will be taken along.
These are the ones who don’t curse when the market drops and don’t get greedy when it rises, who can diligently execute their plans;
Those who know that opportunities don’t wait for anyone, who want to get in now instead of waiting to slap their thighs when the price rises.
If you want to join me in seizing this opportunity, don’t hesitate, come now!
