From 1000U to 60K! It's not luck that I rely on, but rather my relentless position management.
Brothers, today I'm going to share my story with you.
Rolling over accounts is not just a slogan; it's something you have to fight for with your life.
In 2018, when the market was at its worst, I only had 1000U left in my account.
To be honest, back then I had to budget even for takeout; I was determined: if I don't turn this around, I can't face going home.
Many people think turning an account around is about luck, but that's completely wrong.
I was able to roll from 1000U to 60K by relying on three words: position awareness.
Step one: survive first.
1000U is not just money; it’s life. At the beginning, I never dared to exceed 200U on a single trade, even if I made 5% or 10%, I would take the profit and run. Others laughed at me for being timid, but I just smiled back at them for not understanding the importance of survival.
Step two: snowball effect.
After my account reached 3000U, I dared to increase my position to 500U. When the market was right, I would roll the profits, but I always kept a close eye on stop-losses. If I lost, it would only be profits lost, never touching the principal.
Step three: wait for the big market movements.
The real key is those few waves of one-sided trends. Brothers, don’t underestimate patience!
While others were recklessly jumping in every day, I preferred to stay in cash waiting for signals. During a one-sided wave of ETH, I heavily invested twice, and my account jumped from 12K to 40K directly. At that moment, I understood: turning it around depends on being able to hold steady.
In the end, my account reached 60K. Some people say I’m impressive, but I know in my heart:
This was achieved through countless stop-losses, sleepless nights, and self-control; it’s not something you can just achieve by buying randomly.
Brothers, stop fantasizing about getting rich overnight.
Turning an account around is hard, but not impossible. What you lack is not opportunity, but position control and patience.
Remember my words:
The money in the market is never-ending, but you only have one life. As long as you're alive, you have the right to blow up someone else's chips.
