Crypto Market Heavyweight! 80% of trades are losses but still made 1 million with this foolish method that shook the market
Last year, a heavyweight brother emerged in the crypto world: 80% of his trades were losses, yet he somehow walked away with 1 million, flaunting his trading records to analysts, leaving a group of so-called 'experts' speechless.
You must be confused: losing more makes you earn more? The core principle is just two words—survive! He divided his principal like tofu blocks, only moving one-tenth each time, setting a hard stop loss at 5%, and if he lost three times, he would directly shut down and lie flat. Others laughed at him for being cowardly, but after the market storm passed, all those who laughed became cannon fodder while he remained steady in the field.
In the moving average battlefield, his rules are harder than iron: a breakthrough of the 5-day line? Purely a meat grinder, a grave for short-term players! The 30-day line is the lifeline; holding it means the crypto bull market averages a 300% surge; the 200-day line is the judge of life and death; dare to bottom-fish below it, and nine out of ten get buried.
Bull trap? He saw through it early: those who FOMO into trades have a 90% chance of losing within three days! The real bottom is always quiet—trading volume dwindles, and the community is full of curses; this is when the big players secretly take action.
Increasing positions is even more ruthless: he doesn’t chase the highs but waits until profits are in hand to add to positions, halving the amount added every 10% increase, using a pyramid strategy to multiply earnings several times. He sees through the big players’ schemes: long upper shadows at high points will definitely crash within seven days; silent downward spirals are meant to harvest the impatient retail investors.
While others always think of shortcuts to get rich, he uses the dumbest methods to earn the hardest money, leading his students to achieve 11 times returns last year. This isn’t mysticism; it’s a cold-blooded rule in big data: smart people set traps and take shortcuts, only to die on the road; the true earners, on the other hand, act foolishly to the end.
Trading is like cultivating a practice; if you are foolish once, you will understand, and this is the most ruthless way to make money.
