After 2 million principal goes to zero, you either admit defeat and exit, or you play a tougher game—I chose the second path.
Starting with 10,000 USDT, I reached 1.8 million in 5 months, and the core principle is: "Specifically target emotions, go against human nature!"
1. Choose coins: Keep a close eye on the dealer's bottom cards
Only play coins in the top 30 by market cap. When the weekly MACD shows a death cross (indicating a potential drop), but on-chain whales are secretly accumulating (indicating the dealer is absorbing liquidity).
Example: A certain Layer 1 project experienced a huge negative news drop of 50%, but the top 5 wallets were buying the dip with 120 million dollars; I directly leveraged 5 times to go all in, and later it rebounded by 3 times!
2. Opening positions: Specifically target "liquidity hunts"
When Binance's funding rate exceeds +0.1% (indicating that retail investors are going long crazily), immediately reverse and open a short position; the dealer will definitely blow up the long positions!
Set stop loss at the previous high/low ±3%, move the stop loss to the cost price after making 20%, and then trade with zero risk to chase profits!
3. Adding positions: Only act when the market is in "shock"
When the Federal Reserve raises interest rates, exchanges crash, or rumors about stablecoins arise—prices will definitely jump erratically, and sharp declines are money-making opportunities!
Example: During the last USDC decoupling panic, ETH plummeted by 15%; I used the entire leveraged position to buy the dip and made a 60% profit in 6 hours!
Warning: Ordinary people shouldn't learn this recklessly!
This strategy heavily relies on market sentiment + on-chain data + quick execution; being just a bit slow can lead to being countered. If you are not a professional trader, don't easily play with high leverage!
I still monitor the market every day + look for opportunities, but the core logic remains unchanged—"The more panic in the market, the greedier I become."
