From 2000U to 80,000 U, the hardest part of the crypto world is not getting rich quickly, but knowing when to cash out
I once mentored a fan who initially held 2000U and had a calm mindset. Unexpectedly, within three months, he strictly followed the position rules I set, and his account surged to 80,000 U. The core of all this is the position management that most people overlook.
Many people enter the market wanting to go all in, but when the market fluctuates, they get liquidated and their mindset collapses. However, I set only three rules for this fan, which seem simple but very few can achieve: First, do not exceed 15% of the total position for a single trade, always leave enough "bullets"; second, only increase positions when in profit, never averaging down in losses, and go with the trend rather than resisting it; third, cash out when in profit, do not foolishly try to catch the "highest point", preserving capital allows for future opportunities.
With this "simple method", he turned 2000U into 80,000 U. He could have continued to expand his profits but chose to exit the market decisively. The reason is very pragmatic: he made enough money, but his mindset did not keep up. The crypto world has always been "easy to get rich, hard to keep it", too many people are swept away by greed and end up with nothing. He understands when to withdraw, and this clarity actually makes me admire him — after all, in the crypto world, very few can exit unscathed.
As for how I help more fans achieve flipping their accounts and how to achieve "steady progress through position control", the details cannot be publicly disclosed. Those who understand the logic will naturally reach out to me.
