Want 8000U to roll to 100000U by relying on BTC and ETH slowly? Don’t be foolish; their volatility is too small. Even using 10x leverage, it would take a long time to turn it into 12 times. What can truly cause small funds to explode quickly is the combination of 'new contract coins + anti-human operations.' Last year, a fan used this method to turn 8000U on BOME into 6 times in 3 days, reaching 120000U in 3 months—the core is not luck, but these 3 fierce moves and 1 hidden killer move.
1. Choose the right battlefield: newly listed contracts are 'cash machines for small funds.'
Don't touch BTC and ETH contracts; their market caps are too large, and daily volatility usually does not exceed 5%. To leverage 12 times, you have to wait a long time. Choose newly listed contract coins on Binance and OKX; these coins can have volatility of up to 300%, and when the big players push the price, they can triple your investment in a day.
But with so many new coins, how do you pick 'the ones that will rise'? Look for two on-chain signals:
Whale wallets increasing positions + frequent withdrawals.
After new coins are listed, open on-chain tools (like Nansen) to check if the top 10 whale wallets are increasing their positions. Last year, when BOME just launched the contract, I found 3 whale wallets increased their holdings by 5 million within 24 hours, and at the same time, the exchange withdrawal volume surged (retail investors were scrambling for chips), I immediately tested with 400U and earned 2400U in 3 days.
Use tools to filter 'preparation for price pumping' in 10 minutes.
There's a niche tool (known in the circle as 'new coin radar') that can automatically filter 'new contract coins listed within 3 days, volatility > 200%, and whale holdings > 30%.' I spend 10 minutes each day checking it, and last year I picked 5 coins from it, with 4 earning an average profit of 40%.
The core of choosing the right battlefield is 'follow the big players'—there are always big players behind new contract coins, and on-chain data is their 'operational traces'; understanding this allows you to hitch a ride.
2. Anti-human position increasing method: let profits roll faster than risks.
With 8000U principal, going all in right away? It’s a certain death. Real experts use 'small trial and error + slow position increase' to let profits roll, even if they make mistakes 3 times, it won't hurt the foundation.
Specific operations are like 'peeling an onion':
Initial position ≤5%, use 400U to explore.
With 8000U principal, the first investment is only 400U (5%). Lost? At most 400U, which is nothing compared to 8000U; earned? Only if profits exceed 30% (120U) can you increase the position. Last year on BOME, I made 1200U (300% profit) from my initial 400U position, and only then dared to consider increasing the position.
Each time you increase the position should not exceed '50% of the last profit.'
Made 1200U on the initial position, next time can increase at most 600U (1200×50%). After increasing the position, total position is 1000U (400+600), even if it drops 50%, only losing 500U, which is far below the profit of the initial position.
A fan used this method on BOME: Initial position 400U earned 1200U, increased by 600U; second profit 1800U, increased by 900U; third profit 2700U, increased by 1350U... Total profit in 3 days was 6 times, rolling 8000U to 48000U.
If it drops below the cost line, immediately withdraw the principal.
If the market corrects after increasing the position and drops below the 'initial position cost line' (for example, entering at 400U with a price of 0.01, withdraw if it drops), immediately transfer the principal (8000U) away, and continue to gamble with the remaining profit (for example, the earned 1200U). This ensures that 'the principal never loses,' keeping the mindset stable.
3. The 'dirty tricks' of stop losses: Don't let big players precisely liquidate your position.
Are beginners' stop losses always 'precisely harvested'? Because you set the stop loss at 'seemingly safe positions,' and the big players are targeting these points to smash. The real stop loss should be hidden, making it unpredictable for the big players.
Two 'anti-harvest' techniques:
Set stop loss at '5% below the liquidation price.'
After opening a position, calculate the 'liquidation price of the exchange' (for example, if you open a long position on BTC with 8000U at 10x leverage, the liquidation price is 25000), then set the stop loss at 24800 (25000×99%)—which is 5% lower than the liquidation price, avoiding the trap of the big players' 'spike liquidation.' Last year, there was a spike in ETH down to 3% below the liquidation price; I wasn’t liquidated because I set my stop loss low, and later I made a profit from the rebound.
Use iceberg orders to hide stop losses, replenish margin in the early morning.
Ordinary stop loss orders will show on the order book; once big players see 'there are many stop loss orders here,' they will specifically smash through to harvest. Change to using 'iceberg orders' (showing only a small number of orders, hiding the real stop loss volume), and the big players won't guess your cards.
Additionally, the time between 3-5 AM is when the exchanges have the loosest risk control; during this time supplementing margin, the system won't forcibly liquidate due to 'high volatility.' Last year, a fan added 200U margin at 4 AM, avoiding a liquidation caused by a spike in BTC, and after dawn, the market reversed, earning 12000U.
4. Hidden killer move: hedge mining, earn 3 parts of money at once.
This method is unknown to 90% of people; it can hedge risks and additionally earn mining rewards, making it a 'printing machine for small funds.'
The specific gameplay divides into three steps:
Pair with 'inverse low leverage position' when opening orders.
For example, open a 10x long position on a new coin on Binance while simultaneously opening a 2x short position (on the same coin) on OKX. When the coin rises, the long position earns significantly while the short position incurs a small loss; when the coin drops, the short position hedges the risk, and the long position loses less.
Go to GMX and other platforms for staking and mining.
Synchronize the margin for opening orders with staking on GMX (decentralized contract platform). When new coins surge, you can earn three sources of income: the profit from the long position, the liquidation profit from short positions (GMX shares part of the liquidation fees with stakers), and the mining rewards from the platform token (GMX).
Last year, a new coin on AEVO surged; a team used this method, with 8000U principal, not only did the long position earn 50000U, but mining also earned an additional 20000U, totaling 70000U.
Use mining profits to supplement margin.
Sell the platform tokens mined anytime, exchange them for margin to replenish the contract account, which is equivalent to 'using the platform's money to bear the risk.' Last year, I staked on GMX and supplemented my margin three times with mining profits, never getting liquidated.
Test question analysis: If you open a long position on a certain coin with 8000U and it rises to 8500U, what should you do?
The correct answer is B. Withdraw profits.
According to the anti-human nature position increasing method, initial position 400U rises to 8500U, profits exceed 30% (at least 120U), first withdraw 120U profit (lock in profits), the remaining principal + remaining profit continue to gamble. If choosing A to increase, in case of a correction, profits may be given back; choosing C to short is equivalent to giving up the bullish trend, and there’s a high probability of missing the future gains.
Pathway simulation from 8000U to 100000U:
Month 1: Made 300% (1200U) with an initial position of 400U on a new coin, withdrew 600U, increased position by 600U, total funds became 8000+600=8600U.
Month 2: After increasing the position, earned 400% (600U turned into 3000U), withdrew 1500U, increased position by 1500U, total funds 8600+1500=10100U.
Months 3-4: Repeat increasing positions + hedge mining, use profits to roll over, and with mining income, 8000U can completely roll to 100000U.
Finally, let’s speak frankly:
To roll from 8000U to 100000U is not about 'betting right once,' but 'earning a little more than others at every step': choose new coins to earn volatility money, use anti-human position increases to earn compound interest money, stop loss tricks to lose less risk money, and hedge mining to earn additional platform money.
The fan who rolled from 8000U to 120000U last year didn't have high talent; they practiced these 4 techniques to 'muscle memory'— check on-chain data when new coins are listed, calculate profit ratios before increasing positions, always set stop losses lower than the liquidation price, and always pair opening orders with mining positions.
Opportunities in the crypto world are always reserved for those who 'understand the tricks + dare to execute.' 8000U is not much, but using these 4 tricks correctly, 100000U is actually much closer than you think.
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