These six points sound simple, but very few can truly achieve them. Why? If you cannot overcome the weaknesses of human nature, you will never earn your first five million in life.
In three months, I went from 30,000 to 300,000: my 10x rolling position rule.
In the crypto world, most people fail at the 'coin selection' stage. Choosing the wrong coin means there's no chance to discuss further strategies.
Today, I will share with you the core rules that helped me grow from a principal of 30,000 to 300,000 in three months.
1. Coin selection: a matter of life and death.
I never choose coins casually; there are three criteria that can filter out 90% of people.
After the EMA21* and EMA55* golden cross, look for the first round of pullback coins. These coins have relatively stable trends, and the probability of a breakout is high.
The trading volume must be large; the middle band of the Bollinger Band must break through 2.3 times or more to have momentum.
There are whale orders supporting key support levels. Don't underestimate these large orders; they are the market's umbrella and can reduce your losses. 2. Rolling position nuclear formula*: Position control is key.
Initial position: 17% of the principal. Don't casually go all in; at first, I only invested 5100 yuan.
Add to positions when floating profit reaches 25%. When I earn 25%, I increase my position to 34%, and then add to the position with each breakout until the leverage multiple is adjusted, ultimately achieving a position of 112% of the principal.
This is real rolling positions, not blindly adding positions, but precisely controlling each investment.
3. Death spiral avoidance system*: Risk control is paramount.
Dynamic take profit: every time the price retraces by 6.8%, I will close half of my position to avoid market reversals.
Leverage decay: every 8 hours, reduce leverage by 5% automatically; this effectively avoids excessive risks caused by market fluctuations.
Black swan emergency protocol: When the USDT premium rate exceeds 2.7%, I will immediately trigger liquidation to avoid unclear market conditions.
4. Psychological control of top hunters.
Price alert from 3 to 5 AM: This is the time when market makers like to launch sneak attacks, so I will definitely set alerts during this time to ensure I can react at any moment.
Mindful breathing: Before each trade, I will spend 10 minutes meditating to improve the accuracy of my decisions.
Calm period after profit exceeds 50%: When profits reach 50%, I will force myself to rest for 48 hours to avoid excessive excitement leading to decision-making mistakes.
The final wealth code.
This method has helped 17 fans double their investments, but the most critical step is the leverage decay algorithm in part three, which directly determines whether you face liquidation or return loaded.
The hardest part of the crypto world is always the cognitive gap. Understand these, and you can move steadily in this market.
Withdrawing from the crypto world is the real victory. Even if the trading account grows a lot, if you ultimately can't withdraw smoothly, everything is just a numbers game.
Many people have hundreds of thousands of U in their accounts but have never truly converted that money into real RMB or USD. It isn’t until they encounter exchange restrictions, bank risk controls, or OTC being blocked that they realize that withdrawing funds is more important than making money.
Why is it getting harder to withdraw?
Global regulations are tightening, and compliant channels are narrowing.
Bank risk controls have been upgraded; large transfers are easily blocked.
Private currency exchange carries high risks; many cases of fraud, reporting, and account freezing are not uncommon.
These risks lead to stories of 'having money but unable to spend' being common in the crypto world.
Methods for safe withdrawals:
First choice is a compliant platform for OTC trading (like Binance P2P), with real-name protection.
Withdraw in batches and operate across accounts to avoid triggering risk control.
Do not use sensitive terms or unusual remarks, and do not bind to the main bank.
When I mentioned using 100x leverage to go from 2000 U to 120,000 U, nine out of ten people said I was just lucky.
But the truth is: I rely not on leverage, but on rhythm!
It's not about encouraging you to use high leverage, but most people haven't understood: 'leverage isn't the problem; it's your method that's problematic.'
At that time, my account had less than 2000, I lost three rounds in a row, and I felt completely numb. Every time I opened a position, I was counter-killed; as soon as my stop loss was hit, it took off, and when I reversed to short, it directly broke through.
People around me say: Have you been ruined by the market?
I said: It's not that I can't do it, it's that my rhythm is poor, and I can't control my position at all.
So I stopped trading for three days, flipping through my past liquidation records page by page. The conclusion is simple: it’s not that my skills are poor, but I lack awareness.
So I started doing the opposite.
Look in only one direction every day, confirm before acting.
Single position not exceeding 5%, always leave an exit.
Don't hold positions, don't average down, cut losses when you make a mistake.
When you see the right opportunity, go in with 50x leverage, set your take profit and stop loss, and just hold.
Some people say, isn't this gambling?
I retorted: If you enter a position and gain 30%, with vague direction, no stop loss, and chaotic position sizes, that’s real gambling. My approach is low risk with high leverage to pry profits; losses are still within control.
Just like that, I rolled from 2000 U to the first 10,000 in less than a month. At that time, I knew that as long as I could control the rhythm, doubling was just a matter of time.
Now I make two trades a day, aiming for stability rather than quantity. If the market doesn’t move, I stay in cash; when opportunities arise, I execute fully.
It's not that I'm so great, but I’m willing to take losses, willing to summarize, and willing to correct mistakes. Ultimately, what truly brings people down is the market.
But it is your uncontrollable impulses time and again, the fantasy of 'this trade will definitely turn around'.
When you start a trade, don't treat this as your last trade! Going all in is a gambler's behavior.
> You should diversify your chips to ensure you can make many trades.
> The smaller the loss, the better; the quicker you can accept losses and exit, the better.
I am Ke'er, a seasoned player who sincerely hopes you gain a lot in the crypto world. If you are interested in deep exploration in the crypto world but don't know where to start, and you desire to get started quickly, you can send me a private message. Moreover, I will never step into capital schemes, nor get involved with pyramid schemes; I only wish our encounter is filled with warmth.
In this world of cryptocurrency filled with uncertainties and possibilities, every choice can determine the trajectory of future wealth. I understand the difficulties and challenges involved, so I always uphold my bottom line, exploring this tempting yet promising field with caution and determination. If you also have aspirations and pursuits in the crypto world, let's move forward together.
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