Having been in the crypto world for so many years, I have seen many stories of fans, and the one that impressed me the most was that person who turned 2000U into 56,000 in 45 days.
Many people think he relied on boldness and a willingness to gamble, but in fact, it was the opposite—his core strength in making a comeback was incorporating 'fear of losing' into every step of his actions.
When I first met him, he would get excited at the slightest fluctuation in K-line and wanted to rush into the market.
I didn't waste words with him and directly 'confiscated' his trading permissions: 'First learn to lose money without feeling pain, then talk about making money. With your current mentality, entering the market is just giving away money.'
Later, I gave him a set of 'life-saving' strategies, establishing three red lines that must not be crossed. Unexpectedly, he strictly adhered throughout the process, and as a result, in 45 days, he rolled from 2000U to 56,000 without experiencing any major panic-inducing drawdowns.
First, money should be allocated; the principal must be safe.
I had him split the 2000U into three portions:
The first portion of 800U is locked up as the last 'life-saving bullet'; it won't be touched unless absolutely necessary;
The second portion of 800U is used as daily trading funds to seize short-term opportunities;
The third portion of 400U is put into a cold wallet, with a direct instruction: 'Unless the Earth explodes, don't even think about touching it.'
The key is the trading rules: for each trade, you can use at most 20% of your liquid funds, which is 160U.
Don't think it's small; it is this kind of 'stingy' position management that allowed him to completely avoid the risk of liquidation. Even if there are losses, they come from profits, and the principal has never been touched, always providing a foundation for recovery.
Second, profits must be locked in; otherwise, the snowball will melt.
I repeatedly told him: 'Don't get carried away with making money; first put a part of it in your pocket.'
The specific requirement is: for every 100U earned, 50U must be immediately withdrawn to an on-chain address, and the remaining 50U will continue to roll over.
Don't underestimate this action; it is equivalent to permanently withdrawing half of the profits from the market, turning it into 'ice that won't melt'.
On the surface, it's profits rolling into profits, but at its core, there is always a safe principal. This way, it avoids the risk of market pullbacks and allows the principal to grow larger and larger, so even if you only earn a small percentage later, the returns can still be quite impressive.
Three, emotions must be turned off; only recognize signals, not people.
In the crypto world, the noise in the group, the calls from KOLs, and the trending topics are not as reliable as a clear trading signal.
I always remind him: only look at the signals, turn off all other distractions.
Last week at midnight was a typical example: someone in the group shouted 'Tonight will definitely break a new high', while someone else shouted 'It's about to go to zero', and he almost rushed in with them.
I directly told him to shut down the computer: 'If the signal hasn't come, any action is just gambling.'
As a result, at 2 AM, with both volume and price rising, the signal appeared, and we opened a long position with one click, securing an 8% profit in 20 minutes.
When we were collecting money and going to sleep, the group was full of screenshots of people who had followed the trend and got liquidated. In contrast, the value of 'not being swayed by emotions' is clear.
In fact, most people in the crypto world do not fail due to a lack of opportunities, but because they can't afford to wait:
Afraid of missing out, afraid of going to zero, afraid of missing the boat, and as a result, the more anxious they are, the more chaotic it becomes.
They forget that the market won't run away; if you miss this time, there will be a next time; but if the principal is gone, there will be no more opportunities.
Want to turn things around in the crypto world? Don’t rush to learn how others ride the waves; first, learn the patience of sitting on the sidelines with tea.
If the signal hasn't come, just wait patiently, don't blindly enter the market, and don't act impulsively.
This patience is your most stable 'leverage' in the crypto world.
Many people now don't have much principal and are entangled in 'to enter or not to enter, to cut losses or not to cut losses' every day.
If you also want to learn this life-saving profit strategy that incorporates 'fear of losing' into your plan—
Know how to allocate funds, lock in profits, and judge reliable signals,
just come@区块灵姐
I will share the detailed operation records, allocation ratios, and signal judgment techniques of this student to help you steadily build your gains with a small principal!
