I used a strategy to turn 3200U into 185,000U—no luck involved, only execution power.
Let me share a real case:
An old reader asked me last October, saying he had experienced two liquidation events, and his account was left with only 3200U, wanting to give it one last try.
I did not give him any false hope; I only asked him to execute a complete position model and rolling position strategy.
For the first two months, he didn’t earn much; he just strictly executed the take profit and stop loss for every trade.
But starting from the third month, the funds began to accelerate in turnover. On the 92nd day, the account broke through 185,000U, and there was not a single heavy bet or major drawdown throughout the process.
This is not an isolated case.
Over the past year, I’ve run this method of “rolling positions + risk control + rhythm judgment” from doing it myself, to friends following along, to many readers practicing it, with very stable results:
✅ Someone turned 4800U into 76,000 in less than 60 days;
✅ Someone rebounded from 700U to 19,000, achieving a high fault tolerance rate with low capital;
✅ There are also those who stabilized their profits after three consecutive months of losses using this strategy, and have not experienced liquidation since.
In summary, this strategy has only three key points:
Stable positions and risk control: No single trade exceeds 20% of the total position, and the stop loss is fixed at no more than 3%.
Only trade in the main trend segments: Avoid choppy markets, do not follow news waves, only catch continuation trades after technical breakthroughs.
Review and find rhythm: Record profits and losses and entry-exit reasons weekly to find high win rate patterns to repeat.
Now many people have limited funds but are still messing around:
Going all in, averaging down on losses, chasing uptrends, continuously trial and error, and the account never returns to positive.
The market is not absent; it’s just that you haven’t established a compounding system.
I do not encourage anyone to gamble for a turnaround, but I know small funds can turn around, provided you stop relying on impulsive trading.
You may not believe my words, but you cannot deny a fact:
As long as there are no more liquidations, the account has a chance to grow.
So if you still have 2000U or 3000U and do not want to go back, you can calm down and use this method for three months.
No need to chase hot trends, no need to frequently change coins, just use position control and rhythm, and that’s enough.
Daily trading, stable profits, precise strategies, will help you recover your funds! Keep up!
