$ETH turned 10,000 USD into 230,000 USD, that loyal fan only learned the 'three sticky notes' I wrote for him.

The reason most people get liquidated is not because they lack skills, but because their sequence is wrong: they want to win right away, but no one teaches them how not to lose first.

Below is the process of me tearing the three sticky notes apart for him again, and it’s also the complete guide to the 'poor man's game' I’m giving you today.

Sticky Note 1: Stop the Bleeding — First, sew up the losing hole

On the day the 10,000 USD arrived, I had him do a simple arithmetic problem:

• 50% Spot: Only buy the top 20 by market value, and remove the 3rd, 7th, and 15th — those three are traps set by the whales.

• 30% Arbitrage Pool: Lock in a cold wallet, give me the key, and don’t touch it unless there’s a signal.

• 20% Emergency Fund: Keep in a hot wallet, write 'Absolutely No Trading' and stick it to your phone case.

For seven days, do one thing: remove the words 'all in' from the dictionary.

Sticky Note 2: Bloodletting — Let the exchange work for you

Once the bleeding period is over, I handed him the second note: The price difference is profit, the fees are interest, and volatility is a bonus.

I wrote the specific process on an A4 paper, made two copies, one to stick on the monitor and one to put in the wallet:

1. When the price difference between two exchanges ≥ 1.5%, take a screenshot immediately;

2. If the perpetual fee rate is negative for 12 hours < -0.02%, raise an alarm immediately;

3. When both conditions are met, buy the spot from exchange A and short on exchange B for three times the profit in one go.

That paper was crumpled after 30 days, and his account increased by 40,000 USD.

Sticky Note 3: Ambush — Wait at the delivery room of new coins

After the account broke 50,000 USD, I gave him the third sticky note which had only one line:

'Whales are most afraid that you are more familiar with their system than they are.'

New coin contracts launched within 72 hours, with the thinnest order book, the most aggressive price spikes, and occasional 3-second short circuits of the liquidation engine.

His tasks were:

• Use only 3x leverage;

• Place limit orders in advance at the price spike points;

• Trigger and exit immediately, don’t linger.

That time with TON, he used 20% of his position to take 87% in 8 minutes, then turned off the computer and went to the gym.

In conclusion, stop asking where the next hundredfold coin is, first ask yourself:

Have you learned to stop the bleeding?

Are you brave enough to bloodlet?

Are you prepared to ambush?

Get the sequence right, the market will be your ATM; get the sequence wrong, and you’ll be the market's fuel. There are many lost souls on the crypto road, only the fated will be guided by the fish song! @渔歌趋势