Survival Rules from Debt to Leading the Breakthrough
Four years ago, when I was burdened with 800,000 in debt and being urged by the bank for repayment, I never imagined that today I would be able to stand firm in the cryptocurrency space with over ten students.
I remember a student, Arlene, once tearfully told me,
"Teacher, I followed a big influencer's trades, and in three months, I went bankrupt three times, even exhausting my credit card."
Now she can operate independently and has achieved a 430% profit in this month's Ethereum market.
The truth about the 90% loss rate among cryptocurrency investors lies in three deadly misconceptions:
Homework-style trading: Daring to go all-in without understanding position allocation. Ostrich mentality: Treating stop-loss lines as decorative items.
Extreme market conditions directly lead to liquidation strategies mixed: Today using Gann theory, tomorrow switching to grid trading, ultimately becoming cannon fodder.
Common tactics used by dealers for harvesting:
Pinpoint liquidation: Precisely breaking stop-loss levels triggering chain liquidations. Fake breakouts for fishing: K-line fake breakouts enticing the public to buy. News manipulation: Distributing chips when there's good news, accumulating when there's bad news.
The core of the "Three-step Rolling Warehouse Method" validated over three years of real trading:
Survival mechanism: The core principal is never touched.
Using profits for leveraged compounding engine: Tiered position building, making profits new ammunition. Simplified signals: Moving average golden cross + volume breakthrough, executable even by beginners.
Current key layout: Ethereum September contract window, we have already positioned 37%. This market never lacks opportunities; what is lacking is the eye to see the rules clearly.
I am the senior brother, a practical trader with experience in the contract market. Here, we don't paint dreams or serve chicken soup; we only teach real skills and genuine operations.
Remember: In the cryptocurrency space, living long is more important than making quick profits.