At three in the morning, my phone popped up a liquidation warning, and I immediately went all in with my wife's money.
Ten minutes later, my account increased by 370,000. I turned off my phone and went back to sleep.
Don't rush to call me a gambler — that warning was triggered by a quantitative script I had written for three months. Once the signal sounded, the winning rate was 92%, with only three losses in 208 actual tests.
Ten years ago, I was just a poor designer who got wrecked on a Bitcoin forum; ten years later, on the same screen, I used it to cut my mortgage down to a negative number.
The secret? It's not the K-line holy grail, but I divided the market into five segments:
① Trend segment: I only look at the 60-day moving average. If it's above the line, I go long; if it's below, I go short. If the color is wrong, I immediately run. If I run slowly, I get cut.
② Emotion segment: For coins with an increase of over 50%, whoever shouts for me to jump, I black them out. FOMO is a meat grinder; I only eat leftovers, not the first cut.
③ Accumulation segment: If the amplitude < 3%, and volume shrinks by 50%, I set off bombs in batches. The night before ignition, I often inflate my capital like a balloon.
④ Hotspot segment: If I don't get in within three days of a new narrative, the rest are just bag holders. I only keep 50 developers on my Twitter; as soon as the chain moves, I know the coin is going to skyrocket even before the project team.
⑤ Hibernation segment: In a bear market, even opening an exchange feels like a crime. I work out, spend time with my kids, read papers, and save my bullets for the next bull market — doing nothing is still earning.
In addition, there is an iron rule: every Sunday, I review the week, not writing down profits and losses, but only where I went wrong.
I break down operations into three columns: signals, positions, and emotions. If I make a mistake, I stick a red note on my monitor.
Now that wall is already a deep red, reminding me — the market never makes mistakes; it's always the people who do.
So stop asking me where the next hundredfold coin is.
I only care about whether the model will fail next week. If it fails, I change it, try again, and keep trying until I win.
The light, I’ve always held on to. Light doesn’t borrow from others, but it can take you ten steps forward. After ten steps, you have to create your own fire.
Follow, right now; if not, I’ll keep moving forward. The market doesn’t wait for anyone, and the bell at three in the morning won’t ring a second time. @迪哥在带单
