Today I went to a mysterious person's place in the crypto world to drink tea. During our tea chat, I learned a lot and saw that his account indeed has strength. At the same time, I realized that it’s only natural for him to earn so much. $BTC
Today I’ll simply share how he did it.
Actually, there’s one core point: contracts can amplify profits, but it’s even more important to stick to discipline. Start with a small amount of capital, first exchange 300U, and follow these two steps:
Step 1: Small capital snowball (300U practice)
Each time use 100U to trade popular high-volume coins, and stick to two lines: if you double your money (100U becomes 200U), close immediately; if you lose 50U, decisively cut losses, never hold onto a losing position to average down. Winning three times can get you to 800U (100→200→400→800), play a maximum of three rounds, and stop after making 1100U — luck plays a big part in this stage; greed will surely backfire.
Step 2: With more money, use a combination strategy (1100U stable profit + speculative gains)
Split into three parts:
Quick in and out (100U earn pocket money): 15-minute short cycles, only trade Bitcoin and Ethereum, follow the trend when there’s a volume surge, earn 3%-5% and exit, making dozens to hundreds of U every day.
Buddha-style regular investment (15U weekly for long-term gains): invest 15U in Bitcoin contracts every week (for example, if you believe many coins will long-term reach 100,000 dollars), don’t watch the market, don’t panic when it drops, take profits in six months to a year, suitable for those without time.
Trend trading (remaining 985U for big money): understand the market (like the Federal Reserve cutting interest rates, long-term upward trends) before investing heavily, set profit targets (like doubling) and stop-loss (maximum loss of 20%) in advance; beginners should avoid this.
Finally, 5 life-saving reminders:
1. Don’t go all-in; invest a maximum of 1/10 of your capital each time;
2. Always set stop-loss orders to prevent liquidation;
3. A maximum of 3 trades per day; if you feel itchy, distract yourself;
4. Withdraw part of your profits to your bank card; don’t be greedy;
5. Stay calm and disciplined regarding volatility.
It’s through this strict discipline that he turned his situation around. If you’re also hitting walls in the crypto world, and still don’t understand the technology, can’t discern news, and even less able to capture useful on-chain data, then you need to pay attention and follow Fan Wu for more sharing.
