From 3000U rolling to 75000U, it's not luck I rely on
There was a time when I lost for 3 consecutive weeks, and my account dropped from over 7000U to just over 3000U,
I started to doubt myself: Am I just not cut out for trading?
But I didn't give up; I completely changed my approach.
No betting on direction, no full positions, no emotional trades, from then on I focused on one thing:
Using discipline + rhythm to roll the profits up.
This is my practical rolling rhythm for turning around, and today I share it with you:
Step 1: Start steadily with light positions, don’t bet on trends
When my account was down to 3000U, I only risked 10%-15% of my capital on each trade
At the same time, I set a stop-loss of 2%-3%
I only trade one coin at a time, focusing on clear trends, avoiding sideways movements
You’re not turning around with a single big win; you’re waiting for opportunities by controlling losses.
Step 2: Increase positions only with profits, not with losing positions
Once in a trade, as long as my floating profit exceeds +3%,
I will use the profit portion to add an equal position (not a full add)
After adding, I immediately “raise the stop-loss” — moving the overall stop-loss price above the cost to ensure this trade doesn’t lose.
Adding to positions with floating profits is the core of rolling positions; it’s not about getting more aggressive as the price rises, but about becoming more conservative.
Step 3: The profit-taking mechanism should be like a machine gun: set in advance, trigger immediately
I don’t wait for the market to turn back to take profits; I only do “partial profit-taking + trailing stop-loss”
For example, if my target is a 10% increase, then I: at a 6% rise, take half off the table,
Leaving the other half with a trailing stop; if it continues to rise, I ride it out, but if it pulls back, I close it out.
The essence of taking profits is “locking in profits,” not “guessing the peak.”
Step 4: Each round of profits is rolled over, and I never touch the principal again
The profits + the money earned from adding positions, I won’t use to heavily invest again
Instead, I withdraw a portion to continue using light positions for the next round, creating a rolling effect
For example: In the 1st round, I made 180U from 300U → I use this 180U to test the next round
In the 2nd round, I make another 400U → I withdraw another 100U + profits for the next trade
It’s like a snowball rolling larger; it’s real turnover, not relying on one wave to earn 10 times, but eating through round by round, step by step.
I later understood: what you need most in a loss is not a signal, but a system of behavior that allows you to lose less, stay steady, survive, and then naturally seize opportunities.
Still don’t understand? Keep up with my rhythm, and I’ll teach you!
