Stop blindly trading coins! The anti-human nature strategy to roll 30,000 U into 1 million U
I’ve seen too many people rush into the crypto market with their hard-earned money, selling in a panic after a 3% rise, and stubbornly holding on through a 5% drop until liquidation. It’s not that the market is too cruel, it’s that you’re using the wrong approach – those who can turn 30,000 U into 1 million U are not playing 'buy low sell high,' but rather 'against human nature’s violent compound interest.' 90% of people won’t dare to use this method after reading it because it forces you to confront your own greed and fear.
One, rolling positions: the core of turning profits into a 'money printer'
Do you think trading coins is all about 'price differences'? Wrong, making big money relies on 'adding to profitable positions.' Just like rolling a snowball, starting with only 30,000 U, reinvesting profits as I earn, it gets bigger and bigger; this is the only 'legal way to make money' in the crypto world.
But rolling positions is not about recklessly increasing positions; you need to catch two 'violent nodes':
Retracement after breaking through the key liquidity pool
Every coin has a 'funding intensive trading zone' (liquidity pool), for example, a certain altcoin has a large number of buy orders at 0.5 USD. When it breaks through 0.6 USD (above the liquidity pool) and then retraces to 0.55 USD, that’s the time to increase the position. Last year, I seized this opportunity on SOL, with a principal of 30,000 U, entering with an initial position of 4500U, and added 9000U during the retracement (using the profit from the initial position), earning 40% in 3 days.
Abnormal trading volume 3 days before the altcoin season rotation
Before the altcoin surges, trading volume will suddenly spike (over 2 times the average of the previous 5 days). Before the altcoin season in 2024, I noticed a certain DeFi new coin with abnormal trading volume for 3 consecutive days, and I added 12,000 U with profits, tripling it in 10 days.
Can’t understand these two signals? It means you’re still 'trading by feeling,' and it’s no wonder you’re getting sheared.
Two, the 3 lifelines of position management: survive to grow large
Rolling from 30,000 U to 1 million U isn’t about making a big profit all at once, it’s about 'not flipping over at every step.' These 3 lines, missing one could lead to losing everything:
Initial position trial and error should not exceed 15%
30,000 U principal, the initial position should not exceed 4500U (15%), set a 5% stop-loss (maximum loss of 225U), aiming for a 30% profit (1350U). This is not 'conservative,' it’s about using small amounts for trial and error – if right, add position; if wrong, don’t hurt the foundation.
When I first started, I dared to invest 10,000 U in the initial position, but ended up hitting stop-losses on 3 consecutive trades, losing 3000U and collapsing mentally. Later, I used 15% for the initial position, and even if I made 5 consecutive wrong trades, I only lost 5625U, still able to recover.
Profit laddering without touching the principal
The first position made 1350U, and I withdrew 675U (50% profit) to open 2x leverage to chase strong coins (like those that just broke out), and locked the remaining 675U in USDT (to guard against black swan events). Even if I lose chasing the high, I only lose profit, and the principal of 30,000 U remains intact.
Last year, I chased the high with profits and lost 500U, but because I locked in half of the profits, I still made a total of 175U – profits are 'bullets,' but they shouldn’t be spent all at once.
20% profit and withdraw the principal
When total profits reach 6000U (20% of 30,000 U), immediately withdraw the 30,000 U principal. Everything left is pure profit (6000U), and my mindset takes off – even if I lose everything afterward, I haven’t lost my principal and have gained experience.
I relied on this tactic to withdraw my principal in May 2024, rolling with pure profits from 6000U to 1 million U, without any pressure throughout.
Three, a 'four-step violent strategy' with a 90% win rate: simple enough to seem unprofitable
I have used this strategy 100 times, with 89 times profitable; the core is 'follow the trend, don’t guess tops and bottoms':
Pick coins: only recognize MACD golden cross + above the 0 axis
Open the 4-hour chart, MACD white line crosses the yellow line (golden cross), and is above the 0 axis (bullish zone). Coins like this have a 60% higher probability of rising than falling. Last year, out of the 10 coins I picked, 8 were profitable, averaging 25%.
Buy and sell: hold above the 20-day moving average, clear out immediately if it drops below
Once bought, as long as the coin price is above the 20-day moving average, hold on tightly; if it closes below the 20-day moving average, sell immediately, regardless of how much you lose. Once ETH closed below the moving average, I lost 3000U and decisively liquidated, and three days later it dropped by 20%, avoiding a disaster.
Increase position: break the moving average + volume stabilizing, chase with 2x leverage
When the coin price breaks above the 20-day moving average, and the trading volume is 1.5 times the average volume of the previous 3 days, directly use profits to open 2x leverage to chase. Last year when SOL broke out, I added 2x leverage and made 50% in 4 days, which was double the profit of a single position.
Stop-loss: if it drops below the moving average the next day, cut losses immediately without fantasizing
After increasing the position, if it closes below the 20-day moving average the next day, immediately close out the leveraged position, even if it results in a loss. Leverage is an 'amplifier'; if you don’t cut your losses when you’re wrong, you could lose everything overnight.
Four, the anti-human nature mantra: only by going against the emotions can one win
These words may sound like 'nonsense,' but those who have acted on them have made money:
'High-level consolidation = potential explosive rise; low-level consolidation = potential sharp drop': High-level consolidation is the operator accumulating shares, while low-level consolidation is the operator offloading shares. Last year, a certain altcoin consolidated at 2 USD for 10 days, I held on, and it eventually surged to 5 USD.
'Buy on bearish days, sell on bullish days, only by going against the emotions can one win': When others chase high on bullish days, you sell; when others cut losses on bearish days, you buy. I added positions during BTC's bearish days and reduced during bullish days, making an extra 30% last year with this tactic.
'Slow decline = weak rebound; sharp decline = strong rebound': A 5% drop over 3 days may only rebound 2%; a 10% drop in 1 hour may rebound 5%. Last year, after the sharp drop of LUNA, I caught a strong rebound and made 15% in 2 days.
Why do 90% of people hesitate to use this approach?
Because it goes against human nature to the point of 'pain':
When others chase high, you must endure; when others cut losses, you must buy.
When you make money, don’t invest it all; lock in half; when you lose money, don’t hold on; cut losses immediately.
Even when I’m right, I can only use 15% of my position for trial and error, I can’t go all in.
But it’s this kind of 'pain' that allowed me to roll from 30,000 U to 1 million U – those who dare to use it have already changed their cars and houses; those who don’t dare are still overjoyed to make a few hundred U or crying over losing a few hundred U.
Lastly, let me say something heart-wrenching:
In the crypto market, only a few people make money, not because they are smart, but because they dare to 'go against the current.' You hold 30,000 U, thinking about 'making 100,000 in one shot,' and end up losing everything; I think about 'making 30% each time, and in 10 times rolling it to 300,000,' and I actually did it.
Are you brave enough to try this approach? Are you willing to use 15% for initial position trial and error, lock in profits, and buy on bearish days while selling on bullish days?
Remember, in the crypto space, it’s not about 'knowing how to buy' to make money, it’s about 'knowing how to roll, control, and endure' to make money. If you are still acting like a lamb, you deserve to be sheared; if you want my 'topping out secrets,' start practicing now – it’s better to have a team guide you than to stumble around on your own.
One tree alone cannot form a forest; I have always been here.
