When I lost 500,000, I watched the K-line with my hands shaking until the ashtray was full. But those who are truly ruthless do only one thing: use the last 5000U to break the dog farm.

Violent rolling positions are not about technique, but discipline—I have seen three people use this trick to roll 5000U into 500,000, and I have done it once myself (believe it or not).

Spike market: EMA20 moving average + 5x leverage targeting.

Scenario: During BTC's violent ups and downs, the exchange's liquidity is chaotic, and prices often spike to the EMA20 moving average.

Operation:

Wait for the price to retrace to EMA20 (e.g., BTC dropping sharply from 60,000 U to 58000U), confirm that trading volume has shrunk (reduced wash trades).

Open a long position with 5x leverage, set a stop loss 2% below the previous low (e.g., 57500U), target a profit of 5% (take profit after gaining 5%).

Key: Only do it twice a day to avoid chasing highs and selling lows.

Case study: In March 2024, when BTC spiked to 58000U, the EMA20 support was effective, exiting after making 5% with 5x leverage, earning a daily profit of 1500U.

Altcoin 'death spiral' strategy: Place orders to consume liquidity.

Scenario: 10 minutes before a new coin is launched, the depth is as thin as paper, and the price is easily manipulated.

Operation:

Select altcoins with TVL > 10 million and institutional holdings > 20% (e.g., RNDR, TAO).

Place orders in advance: Buy at 1.5% lower than the current price (to catch panic sell-offs), and immediately place a sell order at 3% higher after the transaction.

Risk management: Single loss ≤ 500U, clear positions when profit exceeds 8%.

Case study: When a new coin was launched, using this strategy garnered 3000U in a single day, with a drawdown controlled within 10%.

Mandatory withdrawal: After the account exceeds 20,000 U, withdraw 50% every night at 8 PM.

Core logic:

90% of people die in the greed of 'earning one more wave'; not withdrawing after the account exceeds 20,000 U = giving money to the dog farm.

Rule: Every night at 8 PM, transfer 50% of the profits to the cold wallet, always keeping 5000U as the bottom line.

Data: After implementing this rule, the maximum drawdown decreased from 40% to 15%, and the account curve smoothed out like a staircase.

Key understanding:

Small funds must 'use profits to fight for profits', never touch the principal.

Rolling positions is not about increasing leverage but expanding gains using already profited portions.

Rhythm is more important than speed: Better to be slow, but wait for a 'confirmation signal'.

This strategy has no myths, only anti-human discipline. It is suitable for those with small principals who want to turn around—because small funds have a low error tolerance, which forces the strictest execution.

The crypto world lacks opportunities, but what it lacks is the resolve to 'stop after making 5 consecutive profits'.

Last night, I shared the 'short-term operation system' in the student group, which was forwarded thousands of times in half an hour. I organized it into technical dry goods, a 'first lesson to prevent losses' for new fans:

Remember, there are always opportunities in the crypto world, but there is a lack of execution ability. Many people flip their positions in a short time, but more often they blow up quickly after flipping because they become complacent and ignore discipline.

After making a profit, withdraw the principal and let the profits roll inside. This will stabilize your mindset.

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