顶级交易员阿成
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Post-90s contract veteran, still alive, which means I am still reaping the rewards
Seven years ago, I grew my account from 30,000 to 10 million. It wasn't luck that got me here, but rather a set of the 'dumbest' methods
Now 32 years old, from Guangdong, currently living in Shanghai, residing in my own purchased spacious apartment. Besides my cryptocurrency assets, I also own two houses and a car, and I have long achieved financial freedom, no longer anxious about making money
In my 12th year of trading cryptocurrencies, I started with only 30,000. I didn't rely on insider information or gamble wildly, but on this 'dumb method' that many people look down upon
But it has allowed me to survive and win
First: Do not predict the market, just follow the trend
Many people jump into the market wanting to buy the bottom or sell the top, and as a result, they get severely cut. I have suffered this loss before, and later completely changed my approach, only following trends and not trying to be a hero
My strategy is very simple: go long during an uptrend, avoid during a downtrend; buy on dips, sell on rallies. I can read candlestick charts, but I trust the direction more
The cryptocurrency market is not about who is smarter, but about who can make fewer mistakes
Second: Stick to familiar coins, avoid projects I don't understand
I only trade familiar coins: BTC, ETH, SOL, and occasionally dabble in some altcoins. I divide my funds into five parts, with a maximum of one part invested at a time, never going all in
All my operations are recorded in a spreadsheet, and I review every profit or loss
While others like to randomly buy soaring coins, I only trust certainty. No showcasing skills, no chasing popularity, just rely on execution
Third: Discipline is more important than any technique
Before turning things around, I have also faced liquidation and experienced several days of consecutive losses. But I established a strict rule: if losses exceed 10% at any time, I immediately stop loss; if I have two consecutive losses, I force myself to take a break
The worst time, I lost nearly 300,000, but it was after that incident that I began to transform from a 'gambler' into a 'trader'
The market does not reward your cleverness, but it does reward your calmness
Now my account has over seven digits, and my earning speed is stable, with consistent monthly profits and long-term growth
This relies on: a robust trading system + absolute discipline + execution power developed over time
To turn the tables, it’s not about whether you can get rich in one go, but whether you can survive and persevere through opportunities
This is the true path for retail investors to rise up. Those who understand are still alive
Watching the market for ten years is like sipping tea, the rise and fall no longer stirs any emotion
If you also want to turn the tide, why not follow me, pick up the pen to draw K-lines, and break through the challenges in the market
Seven years ago, I grew my account from 30,000 to 10 million. It wasn't luck that got me here, but rather a set of the 'dumbest' methods
Now 32 years old, from Guangdong, currently living in Shanghai, residing in my own purchased spacious apartment. Besides my cryptocurrency assets, I also own two houses and a car, and I have long achieved financial freedom, no longer anxious about making money
In my 12th year of trading cryptocurrencies, I started with only 30,000. I didn't rely on insider information or gamble wildly, but on this 'dumb method' that many people look down upon
But it has allowed me to survive and win
First: Do not predict the market, just follow the trend
Many people jump into the market wanting to buy the bottom or sell the top, and as a result, they get severely cut. I have suffered this loss before, and later completely changed my approach, only following trends and not trying to be a hero
My strategy is very simple: go long during an uptrend, avoid during a downtrend; buy on dips, sell on rallies. I can read candlestick charts, but I trust the direction more
The cryptocurrency market is not about who is smarter, but about who can make fewer mistakes
Second: Stick to familiar coins, avoid projects I don't understand
I only trade familiar coins: BTC, ETH, SOL, and occasionally dabble in some altcoins. I divide my funds into five parts, with a maximum of one part invested at a time, never going all in
All my operations are recorded in a spreadsheet, and I review every profit or loss
While others like to randomly buy soaring coins, I only trust certainty. No showcasing skills, no chasing popularity, just rely on execution
Third: Discipline is more important than any technique
Before turning things around, I have also faced liquidation and experienced several days of consecutive losses. But I established a strict rule: if losses exceed 10% at any time, I immediately stop loss; if I have two consecutive losses, I force myself to take a break
The worst time, I lost nearly 300,000, but it was after that incident that I began to transform from a 'gambler' into a 'trader'
The market does not reward your cleverness, but it does reward your calmness
Now my account has over seven digits, and my earning speed is stable, with consistent monthly profits and long-term growth
This relies on: a robust trading system + absolute discipline + execution power developed over time
To turn the tables, it’s not about whether you can get rich in one go, but whether you can survive and persevere through opportunities
This is the true path for retail investors to rise up. Those who understand are still alive
Watching the market for ten years is like sipping tea, the rise and fall no longer stirs any emotion
If you also want to turn the tide, why not follow me, pick up the pen to draw K-lines, and break through the challenges in the market
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