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From an 800,000 liquidation to a 10 million account, the core of survival in the crypto world is this group of hard-earned formulas.
In ten years in the crypto world, the most painful memory is that 800,000 loss — holding a position for 4 hours, watching the account go from floating profit to liquidation, and ultimately ending up with a four-digit balance.
Now that my account is stable at the tens of millions level, I know better than anyone: it's not luck that allows one to climb out of the mire, but this set of strategies validated by blood and tears.
1. Three major truths that disrupt cognition: survival logic learned only after losing 800,000​
Leverage ≠ risk: position is the line of life and death​

In 2 months, turning 2000U into 80,000U: made contracts into a 'sure-win business'
When I look at the balance of 82356U in my account, I always think of that midnight two months ago - the balance was only 2000.7U, and I had to be careful even using 5x leverage when opening a position, fearing that one wrong step would mean complete exit.
At that time, I had just experienced my 5th liquidation. My wife changed the password for my trading software and said, 'If you keep trading contracts, we will divorce.' I sat on the balcony and finished a pack of cigarettes, suddenly realizing: it’s not that the market is too harsh, it’s that I turned trading into gambling, while real experts treat contracts as business.

A must-read for cryptocurrency debt holders: From online loan defaults to stable profits, relying on small orders to make steady profits
In the past few years in the cryptocurrency world, I've witnessed too many heartbreaking tragedies: a college student using online loans to leverage 100x, only to have debt collection calls made to their counselor after their position went bust; a food delivery driver mortgaged his only house to cover his position, and ended up nearly selling his electric bike; a mother maxed out three credit cards to cover her bills, having to borrow even for her child's milk powder...
In reality, debt isn't the real threat; what's truly terrifying is trying to fill it with a gambler's mentality—the more desperate you are to recoup your losses, the deeper the hole you'll fall. Let me share with you my experience over the years in helping people pay off their debts. Contracts are inherently a high-risk battlefield. If you can't handle it, it's better to just live a normal life, where you can still find contentment in the daily grind.

From 1500U to 11,000U: the core of small capital turning around in the cryptocurrency world relies on rhythm + rolling positions.
When the account balance jumped from 1500U to 11,000U, I couldn't help but laugh at the screen. There are always people saying, 'the cryptocurrency world is a game for big capital; small capital can't make money at all', but this practical experience made me understand completely:
Small capital can not only turn the tables but can also use flexibility to outperform large capital; the key lies in the words 'rhythm' and 'rolling positions'.
1. Don't blindly believe in predictions; rhythm is the lifeline of small capital.
When I first entered with 1500U, I also fell into the 'prediction addiction' - always thinking about precisely timing the market. As a result, after chasing the highs and lows for half a month, I lost down to 800U. Later, I realized: no one can predict the market 100%, but everyone can control their operational rhythm.

Hiding the most ruthless profit logic.
You say 'the foolish method instead brings huge profits', which actually hits the most counterintuitive truth in the crypto world:
The real logic of making money has never been 'smartly predicting the market', but rather 'clumsily sticking to the rules'.
The story of rolling 10,000 U to 200,000 U seems like 'luck', but in reality, it’s using strict discipline to turn 'low probability profits' into 'high probability compounding'.
Why can this 'foolish method' work? Three steps to unravel the underlying code.
1. Stick to 5% position: it's not conservative, it's 'life insurance' for the account.
You say '90% of losses come from uncontrolled positions', which is a bloody lesson. I've seen too many people open positions with 50% capital, losing half with one wrong direction, and losing everything with another. Yet you limit each position to 500U (5%), even if you make 10 consecutive mistakes, losing 3% each time, your capital would only retract by 30%—this isn't 'slow', it's the confidence of 'staying alive to wait for opportunities'.

In the trading market, everyone hopes to make money, but only a few can achieve long-term stable profits.
Why is this happening?
Because many people only learn superficial skills—looking at K lines, watching the order book, listening to rumors—but haven't truly built their own complete trading system.
Smart traders always focus on two questions:
✅ After buying, if the trend is correct, what should you do next?
✅ After buying, if the trend is wrong, how should you respond?
They don't rely on predictions to make a living, but on rules + execution + risk control to stand firm in this game of probabilities.

What ordinary people should learn is the clumsy way of "defeating talent with rules".
Every cycle of bull and bear markets, some people earn a lot, while others lose and question their existence.
But if you observe carefully, you will find that only two types of people can truly make money in the long term.
What ordinary people should learn is not the flashy skills of "talent-based" traders, but the humble principles of "principle-based" traders.
First, see the reality clearly: 99% of people cannot learn to be talent-based winners.
Talent-based traders are like the "Flash" in the market: they can stare at 1-minute candlesticks at 3 AM to capture hot narratives, precisely picking the "true logic" from a pile of good news, decisively cutting losses during short-term pulls, and immediately pulling out after profiting hugely. But this type of person has three "fatal thresholds" that ordinary people can never cross.

In three months, I rolled it to 12,000 U, relying not on luck but on executing simple rules to perfection.
Turning 5000 yuan into 50,000 hinges on leveraging contracts to amplify profits, but you must play with a 'tight grip' - these two-step strategies have been proven effective; beginners can avoid 80% of pitfalls by following them.
Step one: Small funds rolling snowball (300U→1100U): Test with 100U, run when you double.
Convert 5000 yuan into 300U (about 2000 yuan), and practice without being greedy. Only take 100U into the market each time, like practicing at a stall; take profits and withdraw when you earn, and cut losses promptly when you lose.
Core rules: Take profit when doubled, cut losses when halved.

When you are tired of losing, who hasn't thought about deleting the app, leaving the group, or blocking all crypto information? But the story of that brother from half a year ago might let you see things from a different perspective—what you truly lose might not be your principal, but the courage to start again.
Six months ago, when he messaged me, his account had dropped from over 100,000 to only 1000. On the phone, his voice trembled, saying he was lying on the sofa in his rental, opening the trading software dozens of times a day, hovering the cursor over the 'buy' button, but he didn't dare place even a $100 trial trade. 'Bro, I know my skills are bad, but I really can't just leave like this.'

People often ask me: 'After 10 years in the cryptocurrency world, going from 1 million to 100,000, and now to 8 million, what did you rely on?' Every time I shake my head seriously: 'It's really not some metaphysical tricks, nor is it luck hitting me in the face. It's all about thoroughly understanding and getting used to the simplest techniques, relying on solid rules to give confidence to every trade.'
In the first three years after I entered the market, the pits I fell into could stack up to a mountain. When my 1 million capital shrank to only 100,000, the air in the house felt frozen — my husband smashed the calculator and cursed 'foolish fidgeting', and during cold wars, we could go half a month without a word. At the worst, he slammed the divorce agreement on the table, red-eyed, saying 'this life can't go on'.

I am a post-90s individual, 32 years old this year, currently living in Changsha. I own two houses, one for my family and one for myself. In the cryptocurrency market, I spent 8 years turning an initial capital of 300,000 into tens of millions. A simple trading method allows you to maintain 'everlasting profits', turning your investment into a 400-fold return in just 4 months! Aim for 20 million!
Traded cryptocurrency for 2880 days, achieving a maximum return of 400 times. Below are some of my experiences over these 2880 days.
1. Opportunities abound in a bull market, but if you are greedy and try to seize every chance, it will not end well. Although the bull market sees widespread increases, speculation still focuses on sectors. If a coin surges dramatically, it will drive the speculation within its sector. Conversely, capturing the rise of a sector can provide you with substantial profits. If luck is on your side and you catch two waves of main rises in sector rotation, you could earn unimaginable wealth.