In seven weeks, I turned 3800U into 160,000U. I didn't go all in or pray—this 'turtle-speed profit technique' will be fully disclosed tonight!
At the beginning of the year, a netizen found me: after blowing up, only 3800U was left, and he didn't even dare to click the exchange logo. I recognized that look too well—two years ago, I lost 80,000U overnight and felt so bad that I uninstalled my food delivery app. He asked, 'Can I recover?' I replied, 'Yes, but first learn to be patient about recovery. Forget about breaking even, focus on stopping the bleeding first.'
Week one: Split 3800U to practice 'survivability,' first get a good night's sleep.
Divide 3800U into 10 parts and strictly adhere to two rules:
• Individual position size ≤3%, stop-loss 2%, take profit 5%.
• When the market is chaotic, turn off the computer and sleep; it's about patience, not speed.
Result: three trades, two profitable and one loss, net worth rose to 4700U. The numbers aren't huge, but he finally refocused—that was the first night he slept soundly after blowing up.
From week two: Only chase 'visible winds,' profitably riding the trend.
The core strategy consists of three points, no frills:
• Only do high shorts and low longs, with individual position size ≤20%.
• Once profits reach 30%, withdraw immediately; never increase positions out of greed.
• No need for 50x leverage; just use an Excel sheet to calculate position size and a calculator for stop-loss.
By the end of week five, his account broke 30,000U. He sent a voice message exclaiming: 'It turns out taking it slow can really win!'
Week six: When the market surged, we 'timidly' earned 12%.
In the community, calls for trades were deafening, but we only opened 10x short positions, with a pre-set bottom line:
• Cut positions directly at a 1.5% drawdown; never hold.
• Wait for a long upper shadow to drop, and short positions can securely collect 12%.
The final net value reached 54,000U. Others think we are timid; we just think they blow up too quickly.
Week seven: Picking up bargains at critical points, account stabilized at 160,000U.
When the daily line retraces, we only entered two long positions:
• Position size 15%, take profit at 8% and call it a day.
• Account balance 80,000U, plus the previous withdrawals of 80,000U, totaling just over 160,000.
Looking at peers who followed along: Xiao A 3500U→18,000, Xiao B 4800U→34,000, Xiao C 10,000→176,000—slow is never the reason for earning less.
The truth: If you dare to be slow, compound interest will dare to speed up.
The most deceptive trap in the market is making people feel that 'just a bit faster and you can win.' But those who blow up have a common trait:
• Afraid of missing out on the market, so they go all in.
• Afraid the recovery is too slow, so they stubbornly hold positions.
• Afraid profits are too small, so they blindly add positions.
We do the opposite:
• Missed the market? Admit that you don't understand it, and don't force it.
• Recovery is slow? First ensure no losses, then talk about profits.
• Profits are small? Locking in profits is better than losing everything.
Someone asked me for the secret, but it's actually very simple: it's not that you can't learn; it's that no one is guiding you on the right path.
I review daily, summarizing a clear 'position allocation table,' 'take profit and stop-loss mechanism,' and 'entry and exit logic.' All operations are planned, not based on guesswork or gut feelings.
The root cause of your losses is simple: no one is guiding you to use the right methods.
I'm not a god, but this logic from 3.8 million U to 160,000 U has been proven effective. The next one to double using it could be you!
The last sentence:
If you are still in the pit of losses, don't rush to jump out. First, stop and learn to avoid further drops—stability is essential to endure until the day of profit.
