On the 17th day with student Little F, he clutched the 3000U that had just been transferred in, his eyes red: "Teacher, can I go all in and turn it into ten times?"

I didn't nod but handed him a copy of "Rolling Warehouse Trial 2.0".

Rule Rewrite:

Starting Capital: 2000U, the remaining 1000U is written into a hardware wallet, which cannot be accessed unless there is a liquidation.

Single Opening Position: Fixed 100U, leverage 100×.

Direction: Black and white — only go long or only go short, changing direction during trading results in an immediate loss.

Profit Withdrawal: For every floating profit of 100%, withdraw 100U into the "safety cushion" account, and continue rolling the remaining 100U.

Goal: Roll the account to 10,000U or 20,000U, close all positions with one click, and turn off the computer to sleep.

I told him: "This is not gambling, it's using small wounds to exchange for a big artery."

Consecutive stop losses of 10 times, maximum loss of 1000U, if the direction is wrong, acknowledge it, return to the factory to screw bolts to accumulate capital.

But as long as the 11th time hits a 1% fluctuation, 100U turns into 200U; another 1%, 200U turns into 400U; a 10% one-sided wave can make 1000U soar to tens of thousands of U.

Little F practiced on the simulated account for three days, beating down the three heart demons of "itchy hands, impatience, and greed" one by one.

On the fourth day at dawn, he sent me a screenshot: account balance 102470U.

He only replied with one sentence: "Teacher, I will withdraw my principal first, and let the profits continue to roll, not greedy."

At that moment, I knew he had sharpened this knife.

There are many lost souls on the cryptocurrency road, and peanuts only ferry those destined for it! @小花生说币