In three months, I grew from 30,000 to 300,000, and the core of this is the 10x rolling position method.
In the crypto world, many people stumble on 'choosing coins.' If you choose the wrong coin, any strategy afterward is useless. Today, I will share with you the core principles that allowed me to turn 30,000 capital into 300,000 in three months.
1. Choose coins: This step is crucial, a matter of life and death.
I never choose coins casually; I have three standards. Following these, you can basically avoid pitfalls that 90% of people encounter.
Look for those coins where EMA21 and EMA55 form a golden cross and then have a first round of pullback. These types of coins tend to be relatively stable, with a higher probability of breaking out.
The trading volume must be large, with the Bollinger Bands middle line breaking through over 2.3 times, only then can we expect momentum.
There must be large orders from whales supporting key support levels. Don’t underestimate these large orders; they act as an umbrella for the market, helping to reduce your losses.
2. The core of rolling positions: position control, there’s a 'nuclear bomb formula' here.
Initial position should only use 17% of the capital. Never go in full right from the start; I only invested 5,100 yuan initially.
Increase position when floating profit reaches 25%. After earning 25%, increase the position to 34%, and then add to the position every time it breaks through, until the leverage is properly adjusted, and the final position can reach 112% of the capital.
This is real rolling positions, not random additions; every investment must be precisely controlled.
3. Risk control is paramount; you must have a 'death spiral avoidance system.'
Dynamic stop-loss: As long as the price retraces by 6.8%, I will close half of my position to avoid sudden market reversals.
Leverage decay: Automatically reduce leverage by 5% every 8 hours to effectively avoid excessive risks from market fluctuations.
Black Swan emergency protocol: When the USDT premium rate exceeds 2.7%, I will immediately liquidate my position to avoid unclear market conditions.
Top players must control their psychology.
Set price alerts between 3-5 AM: Market makers love to launch sneak attacks during this time, so I definitely set alerts to ensure I can respond at any time.
Mindful breathing: Before each trade, I spend 10 minutes meditating to make my decisions more accurate.
After making over 50% profit, enter a cooling-off period: Once I’ve earned 50%, I force myself to take a break for 48 hours to avoid making wrong decisions due to excitement.
The final wealth code
This method has helped 17 followers achieve doubling their investments, but the key lies in the leverage decay algorithm in section 3 — this directly determines whether you face liquidation or make a profitable exit.
The hardest part in the crypto world is the gap in understanding. Once you grasp these concepts, you can progress steadily in this market.
In the crypto world, being able to withdraw funds smoothly is the true victory. No matter how much the numbers rise in your trading account, if you can’t withdraw in the end, everything is just a numbers game.
Many people see hundreds of thousands of U in their accounts but have never really converted that money into real RMB or USD. It’s not until they encounter exchange restrictions, bank risk controls, or OTC being shut down that they realize that withdrawing funds is more important than making money.
Why is it becoming increasingly difficult to withdraw funds?
Global regulations are becoming stricter, compliant channels are tightening; bank risk controls have also been upgraded, making large transfers easily subject to card freezes; private currency exchanges carry high risks, with many examples of scams, reporting, and account freezing. These risks make it common in the crypto world to face the issue of 'being unable to spend money.'
Safe withdrawal methods:
Choose compliant platforms for over-the-counter trading, such as Binance P2P, which has real-name protection; withdraw in batches and operate with multiple accounts to avoid triggering risk controls; do not use sensitive terms or write abnormal notes when transferring, and do not bind commonly used bank cards.
When I say I used 100x leverage to grow from 2000U to 120,000U, nine out of ten people say I was lucky. But the truth is, I’m not relying on leverage, but on rhythm! It's not that I encourage you to use high leverage, but most people don't understand: 'Leverage itself is not the problem; it’s the method you use that's flawed.'
At that time, I had less than 2000U in my account and had lost three rounds in a row, leaving me almost numb. Every time I placed an order, I was counter-attacked; as soon as I set a stop-loss, the price would rise, and then when I tried to short, I got blown up again. People around me said, 'Have you been played by the market?' I said, 'It's not that I can't do it, it's that my rhythm is too poor, and I can't control my position at all.'
So I stopped placing orders for three days, flipping through the records of my previous liquidations page by page to review, and the conclusion is simple: it's not that my technique is lacking, but that I have no bottom line.
Then I started doing the opposite:
Focus on one direction every day, and only act when confirmed.
Single position should not exceed 5%, always leave yourself a way out.
Do not hold positions, do not add to losing positions; if you make a wrong call, cut it; if you make the right call, go in with 50x leverage, set your take-profit and stop-loss, and just hold.
Some say this is gambling? I countered, 'If you enter a single trade with 30% of your position, with unclear direction, no stop-loss, and random adjustments to your position, that’s real gambling. I’m using low-risk high leverage to amplify profits, and my losses are still within control.'
Just like that, I rolled my 2000U into my first 10,000U in less than a month. At that time, I knew that as long as I could control the pace, doubling was just a matter of time.
Now I only make two trades a day, focusing on stability rather than quantity; if the market is inactive, I stay in cash, and when opportunities arise, I concentrate fully on execution. It's not that I'm particularly skilled but that I'm willing to take losses, willing to summarize, and willing to correct mistakes.
Ultimately, what truly drives people to despair is not the market, but your uncontrollable impulses and the repeated fantasy of 'this trade will definitely turn around.'
When starting a trade, don't treat it as your last chance! Going all-in is a gambler's behavior; you should spread your chips to ensure you can make many trades; the smaller the loss, the better, and the faster you can accept losses and exit, the better.
I am Ke'er, an old player who sincerely hopes you can gain something in the crypto world. If you want to explore the crypto space deeply but don't know where to start, and desire a quick entry, you can send me a private message. Moreover, I will never touch fund pools or MLM schemes; I only wish our encounter can bring warmth.
In this unpredictable and full of possibilities crypto space, every choice can determine the trajectory of future wealth. I understand the difficulties and challenges here, so I always stick to my bottom line and explore in this tempting yet promising field with caution and courage. If you also have aspirations and pursuits in the crypto world, let's move forward together.
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