From 5000U to 10WU, I will only explain my rolling warehouse rhythm once — for those who are still risking their lives!
First, set the rules
Treat 5000U as the last bullet.
Write a will first: If you lose 5% on a single trade, pull the plug; if you withdraw 15% on the same day, shut down and go to sleep.
Only by surviving do you have the right to talk about compound interest.
Day 1–7 Laying the Foundation
• Opening a position = voting, not risking your life. Only place the first vote at key support/resistance, with a maximum of 300U for the first trade; if wrong, cut it.
• If profit ≥2R, immediately withdraw the principal, and use half of the remaining profit to float. Move the stop-loss to the opening position before the market closes every day, letting the market work for you.
Day 8–14 Adding Gears
When the account first breaks 1W, withdraw 1000U to have a hot pot — secure profits, reset your mindset.
Then increase the position size to 800U, but reduce the risk to 3%. The larger the position, the smaller the courage needed; this is called “counter-intuitive risk control.”
Day 15–21 Leveraged Thinking, Not Leveraged Position
After confirming the trend, pull the risk-reward ratio to 3:1, and upgrade the holding time from hourly to daily.
Remember: Only add to positions on pullbacks that stop falling; never chase highs. Each time you add, simultaneously withdraw 20% of profits, keeping the account always on higher ground.
Day 22–30 Lock-Up Period
Target 5W→10W, no longer increase the risk of a single trade, switch to the “profit cushion” strategy:
For every 1W earned, withdraw 3K to store in a cold wallet, continue rolling the remaining 7K. The account curve is only allowed to go up or sideways; if it retracts by 10%, automatically reduce leverage back to phase B.
Easter Egg: Three sticky notes on the edge of the screen
1. A market you don’t understand = other people’s money.
2. Stop-loss is always one second faster than you think.
3. Compound interest is not a miracle; it’s the interest of discipline.
After 30 days, if the curve is still there, you have a money printer; if not, it means the market saved you tuition fees. @小花生说币