Ten thousand yuan can turn into one million in the crypto market using this method with a success rate of 99%.
This process is actually quite torturous; it took a year and a half to make the first million, and just testing the trading system took over half a year. However, the subsequent 75% of the earnings only took half a year.
Why is slow fast?
Many people ask me how I suddenly accelerated later on. There’s actually no secret; it’s just that the system ran smoothly and I gained enough experience. It took 3 months to make the second million, a little over a month for the third, and the fourth only took 5 days. But this isn't just luck; it's the compounding effect from prior accumulation—like a snowball: if the slope is long enough and the direction is right, it naturally grows bigger.
The truth behind leveraged trading.
Now many people are rushing into the leveraged market for high leverage and quick profits, but the truth is that leveraged trading is a gamble, and not everyone can win. Data shows that over 90% of leveraged traders ultimately lose money because this is essentially a probability game, not a technical battle. Some experts guide beginners into leveraged trading, but they are actually harvesting the inexperienced—what you earn comes from the losses of others.
Thinking of gambling a bit after a loss? Don’t!
Not everyone is suitable for leverage. If you are still losing in leverage trading, don't think about doubling down to recover your losses. The tolerance for error in the leveraged market is extremely low, and poor leverage management can lead to liquidation in minutes. Instead of taking risks, it's better to step back and focus on spot trading. If your capital is still there, there is hope for recovery. Spot trading emphasizes selecting the right coins, choosing the right timing, and maintaining discipline. For example:
Don’t make emotional trades; don’t rush to sell when prices rise, and don’t panic buy when they fall.
Take small steps and test the waters; divide your capital into several parts and slowly explore the market.
Don’t blindly chase high prices; those coins that rise 30% in a day might halve the next day.
Three pieces of advice for beginners.
Don't learn from the myths of speculation.
The stories online about making hundreds of thousands daily have a very small probability. Real profits are made through steady and methodical approaches; for example, if I earn 1% daily, I can multiply my capital several times in a year, but no one will write such boring stories.
2. Systems are more reliable than intuition.
Before making decisions now, I first look at technical indicators, market sentiment, and news, then combine that with my system's rules. The human brain is easily swayed by emotions, but a system is not. For example, setting stop-losses and take-profits and executing them at the right time, regardless of how much you want to earn at that moment.
3. If you haven't made enough profits, don't be in a hurry to invest again.
Many people can't help but increase their positions after making a small profit, only to be hit by a pullback back to square one. Leaving some room is essential for longevity; for example, every time I reach my profit target, I first secure my gains and then use a portion of the profits to continue trading.
Final heartfelt words.
In the trading circle, surviving is a thousand times more important than making quick profits. I’ve seen too many people lose everything and fall apart, never having another chance to recover.
Remember that losses are not scary; what is scary is knowing you are wrong and not correcting it.
The spot market is like a marathon; the leveraged market is like parkour. Beginners shouldn't blindly engage in parkour.
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