Can 2,000 units be rolled into tens of thousands?

Yes, but one must first experience the tempering of "dying once" before learning the wisdom of "resurrection."

Last year, I remotely coached a new follower who had only 2,000 units of capital. Within three months, he rolled his account up to 50,000 units through three rounds of precise trading.

Some questioned his luck, but in the market, luck alone won't get you far.

In his first round, he entered the market with almost all his capital, leaving only maintenance margin.

This wasn't recklessness, but rather patient waiting—waiting for three consecutive pullbacks with reduced volume on the four-hour chart, waiting for the large orders to be instantly wiped out.

At that moment, he decisively placed a market order, earning a 30% profit in ten minutes. However, he didn't rush out, holding on until the daily close, when his profits had doubled, before closing his position.

I asked him if he wasn't afraid of a margin call.

He calmly replied, "If it does, I'll quit. I'll accept the loss." This is the determination to "die once first."

In the second round, he didn't place any orders for five days, remaining unmoved by the temptations of profit-sharing in the group chat.

In the early morning of the sixth day, BTC saw a rare "long lower shadow." He immediately placed an order at the lower edge of the shadow, set a stop-loss at the upper edge, and halved his position.

The market took off, rising 12% in four hours. He promptly took half of his profit and used a protective stop-loss on the remaining balance, bringing his account balance to 12,000 ETH.

I asked him why he didn't increase his position, and he said he wanted to maintain confidence in his chances of survival.

In the final round, the market fluctuated wildly, so he withdrew his 2,000 ETH principal to a cold wallet—"Principal safely withdrawn."

He continued trading with only 10,000 ETH in profit and cut his position in half, leaving only 5,000 ETH.

ETH experienced a short-term surge, and his 5,000 ETH quickly increased in value to 50,000 ETH. He decisively closed the position after a 15% retracement.

I warned him: Profits can be risky, but capital must be secure.

In summary, here are three ironclad rules:

Going all-in isn't about bravery, it's about calculation. Consider the risk of liquidation as a cost and think carefully before placing an order.

Deposit your principal first after every profit, so that the profit can be used as capital for subsequent operations; otherwise, it's just paper profit.

The market is always volatile. Don't predict tops and bottoms; simply set take-profit and stop-loss orders. Execute when the price reaches it; wait patiently if it doesn't.

Most people vacillate between being too afraid to take a risk and being unable to stop losses in time. Rolling a position is like a battle between two masters: first, cut off greed, then overcome fear, leaving behind a clear operational plan.

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