'In seven weeks, I turned 3800U into 160,000 U. I didn't go all in, nor did I pray—this 'turtle speed profit technique' will be fully revealed tonight!'
At the beginning of the year, a netizen found me: After a liquidation left with only 3800 U, he didn't even dare to click the exchange icon. I've seen that kind of expression—two years ago, I had 80,000 U wiped out in one night, and even uninstalled the food delivery app.
He asked: 'Can I turn things around?'
I replied: 'Yes, but first learn not to flip over. Forget about recovering losses, first learn to stop the bleeding.'
First week: Cut 3800 U into ten pieces, first practice 'survival skills.'
Rules:
Single position ≤ 3%, stop loss 2%, take profit 5%
When the market is chaotic, just shut down and sleep; it's about patience, not speed.
Result:Three trades: two wins and one loss, net worth 4700 U. The numbers aren't big, but the pupils have refocused—he finally slept soundly after a liquidation.
Starting from the second week: only do 'visible wind', take advantage of the trend.
Core Strategy:
Low leverage in high places, position ≤ 20%
Withdraw 30% profit immediately, never increase position.
There is no 50x leverage, only Excel sheets and calculators.
End of the fifth week: Account breaks 30,000 U. He sent a voice message: 'It turns out that slow can also win.'
Sixth week: The market surged crazily, we 'cautiously' made 12%.
When the community shouts orders hoarsely, we only open 10x short positions:
Directly cut the position at a 1.5% drawdown.
Long upper shadow smashed down, short position earned 12%, net worth 54,000 U.
Others say we are timid, we say they liquidate too quickly.
Seventh week: Picked up a leak at a key position, account fixed at 160,000 U.
When the daily chart pulls back, two long positions:
Position 15%, take profit 8% and wrap it up.
Account 80,000 U + Withdraw 80,000 U = Total over 160,000.
Same period trading partner:Little A: 3500 U → 18,000.
Little B: 4800U → 34,000
Little C: 10,000 → 176,000
Truth: The braver you are in being slow, the faster compound interest will accelerate.
The biggest trap in the market is making people believe 'a little faster and you can win.'
But those who have been liquidated share a common trait:
Afraid of missing out on the market, so over-leveraged.
Afraid of slow recovery, so holding onto positions.
Afraid of too little profit, so adding positions.
We do it the other way around:Missed the market? Admit you don't understand.
Recovery too slow? First ensure no loss.
Profit too little? Secure profits.
Final words:
If you're still in the pit, don't think about jumping out yet; first learn not to fall further.
I will continue to record in real time, using the smallest drawdown for the maximum compound profit—step by step reclaiming what was lost.
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