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Last night, Ethereum faked a breakout at the 3840 position to lure in buyers, and the market sentiment was suddenly influenced. As a result, we weren't fooled and entered the market to short.

As the price continued to decline, it approached around 3750, capturing nearly 100 points!

We secured our profits steadily and easily took a swing trade. Market reversal is that simple.

Entered a long position on ETH 3577 yesterday morning, and today it surged directly to 3800, over 200 points!

In this wave, easily earned considerable profits, and the increase is still ongoing!

This is how the crypto world works; opportunities are fleeting, today's explosion might still be there tomorrow!

Grasp the trend and stay close to the market, that's the key to winning the next wave! Binance trading, always be ready for the next surge!

Don't just hear about rolling positions, it can truly change your fate when done right!

Have you heard of 'rolling positions'? Don't think it's just a slogan.

It's real violent compounding + a decisive blow.

I've seen a guy turn 500,000 yuan into 3 million in a week using BCH's one-sided trend in 2018.

He didn't understand any technicals and even lost 40% at one point, but he had one secret: he held onto rolling positions.

In simple terms, rolling positions mean using floating profits to increase positions, continuously reinvesting, turning the principal into a snowball in a major trend.

How to do it?

For example, if you open a long position on EOS with 2 dollars, 100 coins, and 20x leverage.

When it rises to 2.1 dollars, add 200 more coins;

Then when it rises to 2.2 dollars, add 400 more...

If you're going in the right direction all the way, the snowball keeps growing, and profits expand exponentially.

The core is: dare to win, dare to lose, and hit the points precisely!

But rolling positions isn't something you can play with however you want.

It's not mysticism, but precise opportunities + position control.

There are at most 3 real opportunities in a year to make big money with rolling positions. For example:

After a 70% crash, it consolidates for 3 months, funds are hidden, and risks are released;

Breaking through key weekly resistance levels, confirming the trend, funds attack;

Market extreme panic reversal, at this time breaking through everyone's bottom line, and then surging.

Rolling positions are a double-edged sword; if you judge correctly once, your principal can multiply by 10; if you judge incorrectly once, you could lose everything or even face liquidation.

Here are the key points:

Only trade mainstream coins, avoid those 'shit coins';

The initial position should be at most 20%, don't go all in right away;

Add to positions only after floating profits, confirm price and volume before attacking;

Be ruthless with profit-taking; if it breaks the 7-day moving average, sell half, and if it breaks the 14-day moving average, get out completely!

Remember: Rolling positions are the ultimate test of trend, position, and human nature.

It's not about having poor skills, but rather your hands shaking, greed, and not being ruthless enough.

The end of rolling positions is not a rooftop, but getting off the ride early.

Markets change rapidly; I will shout out at the first sign of movement! If you want to stabilize your chips and seize the opportunity, pay attention and don't miss the next wave!

Want to flip 8000U to 100,000U? After reading these 3 tough moves + 1 hidden trick, you might be able to do it step by step!

First Move: Choose the Right Battlefield

Don’t touch BTC or ETH; they have small fluctuations, and leverage can't bring big returns! Choose newly listed contracts, like new coins on Binance or OKX, with volatility directly at 300%! These coins have market makers behind them, and on-chain data can help you identify—whale wallets increasing positions, frequent withdrawals, signaling a pump!

(There are tools that can help you filter quickly, done in 10 minutes!)

Second Move: Anti-Human Nature Position Increase Method

Initial position ≤5%, for example, test with 400U. If wrong, lose little; if right, make big profits! Increase position only after profits exceed 30%, and each time not more than 50% of the previous profit.

For example: Earn 1200U, next time add 600U. If it drops below the cost line, immediately withdraw the principal, and continue to fight with the remaining profit. Last year, someone used this method to increase 6 times in 3 days on BOME.

Third Move: The “Dirty Trick” of Stop Loss

Set stop loss at “5% below the liquidation price,” for example, if BTC's liquidation price is 25000, set it at 24800 to avoid being precisely liquidated during market fluctuations.

Use iceberg orders to hide the real stop loss position, supplement margin between 3-5 AM when the exchange's risk control is the loosest, reducing liquidation risk.

Hidden Trick: Hedging Mining

When coins surge, not only open reverse low-leverage positions, but also stake and mine on platforms like GMX, earning from both long position pump money, short position liquidation money, and platform token rewards—threefold profit!

(A certain team made 2 million U using this trick on AEVO!)

Final Test

Open a long position on a certain coin with 8000U, it rises to 8500U, what to do?

A. Increase position

B. Withdraw profit

C. Open a short position

Choosing wrong could lead to a crash that makes you lose all your principal!

The Way of the Crypto World: One tree alone cannot form a boat, a lone sail cannot sail far! Blindly acting alone will never bring opportunities. Feel free to discuss anytime, let’s seize big opportunities together!

What does '100x leverage' mean? Many people hear it and say: Are you crazy? Isn't this gambling?

But I tell you, it was precisely starting with a 3% position and 100x leverage that allowed me to turn losses into profits in the cryptocurrency world.

There is a true story: last November, my account had less than 3000 USDT left, and I had been liquidated five times; I was really on the verge of collapse. My friends advised me to stop trading contracts, but I just wouldn't give up.

Then I began to reflect and study the cases of those who were wiped out by high leverage, and I discovered a shocking rule:

It wasn't leverage that killed them, but rather the wrong direction, high frequency, and going all in that led them to their demise.

So, I made a completely opposite decision—

I only take one direction each day, control my position to 3%-5%, do not increase my position, do not hold onto losing trades, cut losses when wrong, take profits quickly when right, and lock in profits without being greedy.

This approach is like walking a tightrope, but once the win rate increases, the profits come crashing down like a waterfall.

Three months later, my 3000 USDT grew to 34,000 USDT.

Liquidations? Of course, there were some, no doubt, I did get wiped out in between, but because my positions were small, each loss was controlled within 100 USDT, so I wasn’t panicking at all.

To put it simply, low position + high leverage is a way of 'extreme profit harvesting'; the key is whether you can keep your mind stable and resist the urge to act.

Now, I only make 2-3 trades a day, easily, and my profits don’t rely on luck, but entirely on my own model.

I don’t want to go into details because many people might misunderstand and end up harming themselves.

I’m not afraid of liquidations; what I fear most is always gambling everything on a 'full position' for a comeback.

Lost 800,000, do you think I would just give up?

On June 25th, seeing my account shrink little by little, losing 800,000, I was truly panicked to the extreme, I couldn't even dare to close my eyes while sleeping. Friends advised me to give up, but I didn't retreat—I stared hard at that 5000U, thinking: this last trump card, I absolutely cannot lose!

With this 5000U, I didn't blindly go all in, but instead used a secret method of aggressive rolling positions:

Only making a few key trades each day, not being greedy;

Strict stop-loss, controlling it within 1.5%, losing little;

Every profit is rolled into the next position, compounding, not based on feelings, but closely following the market rhythm, seizing those breakout points.

This path is not easy; after enduring countless fluctuations and reversals, my account finally grew from 5K to 30K, then to 100K...

Do you think this is the end? No! This is just the beginning!

Now, I have figured out a stable method to double my funds, allowing small capital to yield big returns.

I can't reveal all the key details because this isn't a crash course that can be learned casually.

Brothers who lost 800,000, your chance for a comeback is here. If you want to know how I turned things around, come see this different strategy, it will give you a true way out.

Losing money is not the end; learn to aggressively roll positions, and you will have the chance to become the next legend!

Stop blindly trading coins! This is the most ruthless way to make money this year!

I’ve seen too many people lose their hard-earned money in the crypto world, afraid to take profits when it rises, holding on when it falls, and ending up with nothing left. What I’m going to tell you today is not the same old tricks you’ve heard a thousand times, but the core strategy I used to turn 30,000 U into 1,000,000 U—pure practical advice!

No fluff, but 90% of people won’t dare to use this strategy after reading it—because it’s so damn counterintuitive!

1. Rolling Positions: The only “legitimate way to grab money” in the crypto world

Did you think trading coins is about “buying low and selling high”? Wrong! The ones who really make big money are those who increase their positions based on profits, leveraging violent compounding!

Pullback after breaking through key liquidity pools

Volume fluctuations in the first three days before a seasonal rotation

If you can’t understand these, you deserve to be cut!

2. Three Lifelines for Position Management

Initial position testing should not exceed 15%

With a capital of 30,000 U, the initial position should not exceed 4,500 U, with a 5% stop loss, aiming for a 30%+ space.

Remember: you are testing, not gambling with your life!

Profit is added stepwise

After the first battle is profitable, withdraw 50% of profits to open 2x leverage on strong coins, lock the remaining 50% of profits into stablecoins to guard against black swans!

Withdraw capital at 20% profit

When you make 6,000 U, first withdraw the 30,000 U capital, the rest is pure profit, and your mindset will soar!

90% Win Rate “Four-Step Violent Strategy”

Selecting Coins: Only choose coins with MACD golden cross + above the zero line

Buying and Selling: Hold above the 20-day moving average, liquidate immediately if it falls below!

Adding Positions: Breakthrough the moving average + stable volume, directly use 2x leverage to chase!

Stop Loss: If it falls below the moving average the next day, cut immediately! Don’t fantasize!

Mnemonic:

High-level sideways = potential for a big jump

Low-level sideways = potential for a big drop

Buy on bearish candles, sell on bullish candles, only by going against the sentiment can you win

Slow drop = weak rebound, sharp drop = strong rebound

Final choice: Will you continue to be the fodder, or will you take my “top escape secrets”?

Remember, in the crypto world, making money is always the privilege of a few. Do you dare to be one of them?

It’s the same old saying: one tree cannot make a boat, a lonely sail cannot go far! Having a good team to guide you is always much stronger than going solo. I’m always here!!!

Why do people still play contracts even when facing liquidation? Do you think that a high leverage is the key to winning?

In fact, leverage is not the key; the real core is—risk control.

Smart people play contracts based on these three points:

1. Real leverage calculation

It's not about how many times leverage the platform gives you; it's about calculating your actual risk. For example, if you have 10,000 USDT in your account and open a position of 30,000 USDT, the leverage is not the 5 times you think, but 60 times! Each time you increase a unit of position, you must recalculate how much loss you can tolerate.

2. Contracts are essentially risk transactions

Contracts are not a place where you gamble to win; they are a venue for making profits through risk control. Of the 300% profit you earn, 200% comes from others' liquidations. Professional players spend 70% of their time in cash positions, just waiting for the best opportunity to strike.

3. To win, go against human nature

What’s most common in the market is human nature: remain calm when others are panicking, be cautious when others are greedy.

Strict stop-loss, no more than 5% loss per trade;

Let profits run, set profit stop-loss at 2 times.

Contracts are not gambling; they are a game of professional risk management. Those who face liquidation are often dreaming, while those who make money are calculating precisely.

If you want to make money, don’t fight the market; fighting your own emotions is the way to go!

Market conditions change rapidly; when there’s movement, I shout first!

If you want to secure your chips and seize opportunities, pay attention and don’t miss the next wave!

If you are still losing money now, ask yourself one question: "Does this trade fit my system? Or is it just pure impulse?"

I dare to bet that 90% of people playing contracts will lose money, and the reason is simple — eager to get rich overnight. They always think about going all in, stubbornly holding positions, and trading emotionally, resulting in disastrous losses.

My core principles are only two points:

1. Only trade BTC and ETH.

These two have the strongest liquidity and are the hardest for market manipulators to control, making it difficult to get confused by the market.

2. Use the 4-hour MA60 moving average to determine life and death!

When the 4-hour K-line of BTC and ETH is continuously suppressed by the MA60 (at least 3 K-lines cannot break through), I directly open short positions in batches.

Position management is very simple: enter the market in 3 batches, set the stop loss below the previous low pin, and maintain a profit-loss ratio of at least 1:4 (for example, if the stop loss is $100, the profit target is $400).

Only enter at the support level on the weekly chart (for example, ETH weekly MA120), and once it falls below the previous low, immediately stop loss.

Set the daily stop loss ≤ 15% of the principal; once reached, close the computer and stop looking!

Never hold overnight; positions must be closed before midnight to prevent liquidation from pin bars. Do not trade on weekends due to poor liquidity, as the market manipulators specifically target those who stay up late.

After a stop loss, take a break for 3 hours because if your mindset collapses, you could lose 10 trades in a row.

When BTC drops more than 10% in a single day and the ETH/BTC exchange rate falls below 0.05, I will fully invest in buying ETH.

You must record every day: Why did I open this trade? Does it fit my system?

No position = making money! Spend 80% of the time waiting and 20% of the time striking with precision! This is my secret to success.

Do you know why I never do breakout trading?

Because breakout trading often involves chasing highs, just waiting to be trapped by the market.

The way of the cryptocurrency world: a single tree cannot form a boat, and a lone sail cannot travel far! Blindly going solo will never bring opportunities. Feel free to discuss anytime to seize big opportunities together!

In less than two months from 2100U, I hard-earned it to 75,000U!

My way of trading cryptocurrencies is really super silly— I don’t look at K lines, I don’t do T, I don’t analyze fundamentals, and I don’t even understand MACD or RSI. But I rely on this 'dumbest' method

Maybe you don’t believe it, but I’m not the only one who has done it. Some of the brothers around me who have been trading with me are now full-time in crypto, and some have directly changed cars and houses. Even someone as silly as me can get rich, who wouldn’t want that?

What 'dumb method' do I actually use? If I say it, the smart people will probably be furious:

First: Hold on without cutting losses, always only move 30% of my position

I never do T, nor do I stare at K lines and madly cut in and out. I just hold on. If it drops, I ignore it; if it consolidates, I ignore it; if the market rises, I lock in some profit, and let the rest continue to roll

Second: Only trade trends, don’t touch air

I never do short-term trades with small coins; I only trade mainstream coins. When the trend comes, I take action. Those who stare at K lines every day and do dozens of T trades, I directly discourage. Catch a big fluctuation once, and I can knock them down several times

Third: Very conservative capital management

I divide my principal into five parts, and only move 1-2 parts each time. I only add to my position when the market is urgent, and I add to the trend, not randomly bottom-fishing. Every operation is particularly stable, and I don’t move chaotically

You think I rely on some advanced technology? No, I rely on execution!

Many people clearly understand the technology but still lose because human nature and emotions defeat them. I never rely on judgment; I only rely on execution, maintaining my position, and having patience

Real account statement

Early June: 2100U

June 21: 12,000U

July 5: 39,000U

July 18: 75,000U (only withdrew once)

What I earned is not luck; it’s the result of compounding! Many fans tell me: 'Teacher, your method is too simple, just following it doubled my money! I used to think I was smart, always stopping losses, but now following you and just holding on, I finally made money!'

In fact, the brothers around me have really suffered losses and genuinely wanted to turn things around

So, friends, it’s really not that you aren’t suited for trading cryptocurrencies, but that you are too smart! Smart people will stop losses, reverse trades, do T trades, and draw lines, but their accounts just keep getting smaller

The market changes rapidly; I shout at the first sign of movement! If you want to hold steady and seize opportunities, follow along and don’t miss the next wave!

There is a friend who works as a salesperson, running business outside in the scorching sun during the day and monitoring the market at home at night. He lives a hectic life, busy to the point of exhaustion, with pressure so great that he can hardly breathe.

At first, like many beginners, he bought when he saw others shouting to buy, and sold when they shouted to sell. He was busy running his business during the day and stayed up late at night watching the market, having no time to rest.

As a result, after three months, he had lost nearly 60,000 in his account. Every time he got off work and went home, he would comfort his child while anxiously watching the market, fearing he would be liquidated. At that time, he sent me messages several times: "Brother, I’m suffering a huge loss, is there still a chance to turn it around?"

I looked at his trading records, and they were mostly emotional trades, following trends without any strategy. So I told him: "First, protect your capital, then think about recovery."

I explained to him that trading cryptocurrencies is not a game for overnight riches; it requires strategy, patience, and calmness. There are too many emotional fluctuations in the market, but we cannot be swayed by these emotions.

I recommended a simple method: wait for the market to mistakenly kill off some chips, then choose the right points to enter, making steady trades without taking risks or being greedy, doing just one trade a day.

At first, he was skeptical but decided to give it a try. For the first time, he dared to operate with a small position, buying 100U worth of ETH, and I told him to enter around the 1900 point. Sure enough, a few hours later, ETH rose to 1950 points, and his account increased by 20%. He sent me a voice message: "Brother, I really didn’t expect to actually make a profit!"

Since then, he has stopped being anxious and no longer makes reckless trades. Every day he asks me: "Brother, is there a rhythm today?" He learned to control his emotions, no longer obsessively watching the market and no longer casually chasing highs and cutting losses.

After two weeks, his account grew from 200U to 1200U. He told me: "I used to always think about getting rich overnight, now I just want to earn steadily, being greedy is enough."

His transformation was definitely not a coincidence; it fundamentally changed his approach.

If you lack experience, that's okay. What you need to learn is patience, emotional control, to not be greedy, not gamble, and not act recklessly.

If he can do it, you can too.

What you are fundamentally lacking is not capital, but a correct direction.

8 years of trading cryptocurrencies, 6 million, it's not just good luck, it's really about learning from too many losses to understand these principles.

Many people ask me how to choose coins and how to make trades?

To be honest, my current method is super simple, but it's these simple things that are the key to actually making money.

Many people can't help but want to "go for it" when they see the market fluctuating, and then they make a series of frantic operations, resulting in liquidation and huge losses.

Do you know? I used to make these mistakes too, and looking back now, it really was very foolish.

Today, I want to share a few **"strategies"** with you. If you dare to do it, learn to do it well:

First, I always start choosing coins from the gainers list.

Why? Because only those coins that have increased in value have an active market, which will present further opportunities. If a coin hasn't moved at all, why buy it?

Then, don't keep staring at the candlestick chart. I pay more attention to the monthly MACD. When a golden cross appears, I enter directly; if there's no golden cross, I stay in cash.

The candlestick chart can tell you about short-term fluctuations, but the real opportunity lies in the long-term trends. Don't gamble on those oversold rebounds; low-probability events usually lead to losses when you bet on them.

Also, the 60-day moving average is what I focus on the most every day.

If the coin price retraces to around the 70-day moving average and the trading volume starts to increase, then I'm willing to increase my position.

At this time, you need to have confidence; the market will give you opportunities. Once the signal appears, hold steady; if it doesn't, just wait.

After I enter the market, I never get too attached. If I see the price rise, I hold; if it falls below the line, I sell immediately.

Many people make the mistake of being "reluctant to leave"; they always want to wait and see if the market rebounds, only to turn profits into losses.

Taking profits also has its rhythm; don't try to capture all the gains at once.

Take half at 30%, then take half again at 50%. Remember, the market changes at any time; if you miss it, it's okay, just come back again.

The most important rule: if it breaks below the 70-day moving average, get out immediately.

This is a rule I follow for every trade, regardless of how long you've held; if it breaks below the 70-day moving average, you leave. Don't fight against the market, and don't gamble your life against yourself; this rule is truly the key to my survival.

In the cryptocurrency world, the simpler, the better, as it is easier to execute.

Don't always think about a "big turnaround"; what really earns you money is consistently executing discipline and controlling emotions.

What I've talked about today are all my personal lessons learned the hard way.

The cryptocurrency world won't mistreat a compliant you, but it will definitely teach a harsh lesson to someone who doesn't understand the rules!

When he first added me, he had only 20,000 USDT left. After six months, his account grew to over 140,000, as if he had become a different person.

Last November, a fan sent me a private message, saying that he had been messing around for a year, buying and selling randomly, listening to various tips, and ended up losing everything except for the base amount.

He asked me, "Bro, I'm not here to gamble my life away. I just want to turn things around. Do I still have a chance?"

The first thing I told him was, "Don't rush to make money; first learn not to lose."

He decided to listen to me and started making steady trades. There was nothing magical about it; he just tossed away the previous habits of "itchy hands + impulsiveness + relying on luck."

Phase One: In less than three weeks, he grew his 20,000 to just over 40,000.

Only taking confident positions, executing trades steadily, without greed, without getting carried away, and without floating.

Phase Two: Holding cash became the norm.

Not trading out of anxiety; he waited for those "must-take" opportunities. When he did trade, he went in heavy, reaching 90,000 in two months.

Phase Three: With the rhythm established, he rode the trend up to 140,000.

He caught several major trends in a row and surged to 140,000 in one go.

During the process, he often said, "Bro, I was too anxious before, trying to recover my losses to the point of obsession, and ended up losing even more."

Now, with the rhythm going well, he feels relaxed; trading isn't so stressful, and his mindset isn't anxious anymore.

You say the market is difficult? It’s not that hard; it’s that you were too hasty.

Rhythm is about waiting; when the time is right, you make a decisive move.

It’s not about staring at the screen every day or going back and forth, but understanding the power of "stillness and movement."

The crypto world isn't that complicated, nor is it about gambling on luck. Those who are steady rely on rhythm logic and execution. There are daily market movements, but the opportunities that belong to you are actually few.

What you need to do is not rush every day, but wait for that "right" moment, and then seize it decisively.

I can't guide everyone, but for those who can understand the rhythm of trading, even if your account is down to a little bit, as long as you still want to keep going, you can still turn it around.

Don't rush blindly; stabilize the rhythm, and your account will continue to grow.

On this crypto journey, don’t always think about fighting alone.

It's easy to get lost alone; walking together gives direction.

Eight years in the crypto world, let me share some truths that no one is willing to tell you

I'm not a naturally gifted player; I entered the market early just to make some quick money. As a result, I lost nearly 400,000 in my first year, staying up at night watching the market until I lost hair, while pretending everything was fine during the day.

After surviving the bull and bear markets, I finally understood: the ones who truly make big money in crypto are not those who shout loudly about their trades, but those who can endure loneliness and control their impulses.

What I do is simply rolling over my positions and rhythmically playing the market. It may sound cliché, but it really works.

Starting with 30,000 USDT, I grew it to 7 million. I can confidently say: it's based on methods, not luck.

If I could look back, to turn things around, I would just need to do three things:

1. When the market comes, don’t hesitate.

Almost all of my substantial profits came from moments when others were still hesitating, and I had already taken action.

Most people love to wait until they see a rise before jumping in, only to become the bag holders.

I only trade structures that I have understood in advance. When I take action, I go in heavy, and once I’m done, I leave without looking back.

2. Don’t trade every day; wait.

I typically don’t place more than two trades a week; staying in cash is perfectly normal. Big market movements happen only two or three times a year, so focus on the right structures. It's better to make fewer trades than to make mistakes.

When you feel an itch to trade, others are already laying out their positions.

3. Let profits roll into profits; do not touch the principal.

I roll over my positions very rigidly: I only use profits to increase my positions and do not touch the principal. Every time I earn a segment, I take profits from that segment; the rhythm must not be disrupted.

Many people don’t fail to earn but fail to hold onto their earnings, with the speed of giving back being faster than the speed of rising.

I’m not sharing this as motivational advice or teaching. I want to tell you: the crypto world isn’t devoid of opportunities; it’s that you don’t trust the methods.

I've seen too many brothers perish from over-leveraging, trading every day, and following emotions. This is not trading; this is recklessly hitting a wall.

There are still people asking me how to turn tens of thousands into millions.

It’s not difficult, yet it’s not easy either; it comes down to one sentence: if you dare to make money, you must first cultivate the ability to survive.

If you truly want to understand this, first let go of the obsession with “making money every day.” Later, I will slowly share my trading logic with you.

Turning things around is not about rushing; it’s about enduring + methods.

The recent market has been volatile; is everyone about to go crazy?

I often hear friends asking: "I only have 500U, can I turn things around?"

To be honest, it’s not about how much money you have, but whether you can catch the rhythm; rolling positions is the key.

Being able to roll 130,000U into millions is really not about luck; it's all about one word: stability.

1. Don’t mess around in a volatile market.

Many people’s first reaction when trading futures is to increase their positions when the market seems off, and rush to enter when there’s a big fluctuation. But I tell you, a volatile market is like a trap; don’t act recklessly.

Wait until the trend is clear and the volume picks up before starting to layout your strategy. Just like the last BTC breakout, we had already set our target the day before. Once the market surged, we went straight for the profits. Stay steady, follow the trend, and don’t chase after a rise.

2. Adding positions must be stable; it’s not about how much of a position you have.

Many people tend to add positions when they’re losing and run when they’re making money; this way, they can’t make any profit. The timing of adding positions is very important; it can’t be impulsive.

When I enter, I always use only 5% of my position for the first trade, and after gaining some profits, I start to gradually add to my position. Don’t think about betting everything from the start; only increase your position after profits exceed 50%. You need to understand: rolling positions is not about speed, but about stability.

3. Take profits flexibly.

I’ve been using the three-tier profit-taking method for many years, and it’s really effective.

First, lock in some profits to ensure safety.

Then, protect your cost to avoid losses.

Finally, let the remaining positions run freely; don’t rush to sell. The trend is your friend, let it earn money for you.

Don’t think you can profit from a single trade; long-term profitability is the real deal.

I know you all want to turn things around quickly, but don’t rely on luck anymore. The market is such that momentary good luck doesn’t determine how much you can earn; it’s about your execution ability. Being able to catch the rhythm is what leads to stable profits.

Finally, if you want to learn, I recently organized a rolling position process chart. If you want to learn, feel free to chat with me, and let’s all earn steadily together!

Liquidation is not due to bad luck, but because you have not grasped the true essence of rolling positions!

Many people play contracts without truly understanding what 'rolling positions' means, but instead are wasting time and money.

Many believe that trading cryptocurrencies means aggressively chasing and buying, seizing every fluctuation. But the fact is, those who become wealthy in the crypto space are often those who know how to 'earn slowly'.

My years of experience tell me that the real secret is not high-leverage gambling, nor blindly chasing highs. Instead, it is to roll positions steadily in the 'silliest' way, accumulating slowly.

Ultimately, this is what you need to know:

'Rolling Position Method', the real big move! You may not believe it, but it is that simple!

'Hold on during rebounds', do not blindly chase prices up, understand to lay low when the market is falling, wait for the market to warm up, take a small profit and withdraw!

You ask me how I did it? Actually, I went from 3000 U to hundreds of thousands U, relying on this 'grind' rhythm.

Do not dream, do not chase highs, the more it falls, the more opportunity there is. Seize these opportunities, when it rebounds 15%-20%, run, do not be greedy!

Position control is very important, do not risk being fully invested, always set stop-losses, cut losses when they occur, and maintain stability.

Pursue steady growth, not an instant doubling, but daily stable profits, gradually accumulating funds.

After reading this, you may feel this method is too slow or too 'silly'. But to be honest, this 'silly method' is the biggest wealth secret. Your goal should not be to 'double immediately', but to accumulate steadily, preserve capital, and control risks.

The crypto space is never short of opportunities, but it lacks people who can persist and move forward steadily!

Look at those who pursue 'instant explosions', they are often the 99% retail investors, while those who can profit long-term are only 1%—that is what I have been doing all along.

Are you willing to steadily make your way on this path, or continue to be that impulsive 'speculator' in the short term?

“In the cryptocurrency world, one day is like a year in the real world.” Everyone is going crazy and getting rich, while you seem to be abandoned by the market, losing money no matter what you do.

Want to know why? Because you haven't mastered the core snowball strategy!

Last year, by using a 'simple' 10% rule, I turned a capital of 50,000 into 1,000,000! This rule is simple beyond belief, but the results are astonishing; even the big players are afraid you'll learn it!

Stick to the 10% rule, my money-printing machine secret:

Five-Slice Method: No matter if your account has 10,000 or 100,000, just divide it into 5 parts. For example, if you have 50,000, then operate with 10,000 for each part.

First Cut Test: Choose a coin that is as stable as an old dog, and directly invest the first portion of funds at the current price. If it drops by 10%, add another portion, be patient, and be a 'steady king'.

Price Up? Cash Out Immediately!: When you have 10% profit, immediately sell one portion to lock in profits; don’t wait for it to rise more, being steady is the way to go.

Repeat Operations, Make Money Like an ATM: Keep doing this action repeatedly, whether it rises or falls, you can earn; it's like a heartless cryptocurrency ATM.

Why does this trick crush 99% of retail investors?

Not Afraid of a 50% Drop: Even if the coin you bought initially has halved, you won’t be anxious because you divided it into five parts; you only lose part of it, and it also gives you a chance to buy at a lower price.

Most Profitable in Volatile Markets: When the big players shake the market, that's your harvesting opportunity; you earn whether it goes up or down, with a mindset as steady as a rock. When others panic, you increase your holdings; when FOMO hits, you're already out.

If you think 10% is too slow, no problem; you can narrow your operation range and change 10% to 5%, doubling your efficiency and earning more.

Master this trick, learn from the market, and even retail investors can walk the path to wealth!

The dumbest trading method in the cryptocurrency world, resulting in an 8x increase; I'm foolish, but don't be foolish

You may not believe it, but I used the dumbest trading method

I don't look at candlestick charts, I don't use leverage, I don't chase trends, and I don't even care about which coins are listed. But—I turned 3000 U into 20000 U, a full 8 times

You don't believe it? Then you might still be smartly losing money

Too many "smart people" around me do this: changing coins every three minutes, chasing after good news immediately, going all in with leverage, and they get liquidated as soon as there’s a drop. But it’s not that they can’t trade; it’s that they "overtrade"

And me? I stick to one principle, one line, and walk one road to the end. I use the "dumbest" logic:

My "dumb method" is just three steps:

Find a coin with a trend just starting, and set aside 3% of funds for the initial investment

Avoid junk coins, don’t bet on news, just follow the trend. Be patient, wait slowly

After the market goes crazy and confirms the rise, increase your position by 20%-50%

The bottom is where the main force buys, not where I buy; I add to my position when the middle phase of the rise occurs

After each round, cash out and leave!

Don’t chase consecutive gains; treat the crypto world as an ATM, not a casino

This method is really silly, but particularly effective. A buddy of mine lost 400K, his mindset collapsed, but after listening to my "dumb method," he got back to even and even got a Tesla. There's also a college student who turned 200 U into 6000 U and thanks me every day

You think you’re trading coins, but in reality, the coins are trading you

The crypto world is not a technical field; it's an emotional field + a position field. You're not losing due to technique; you're losing due to impatience, over-leverage, and stubbornness

After reading this, you will either continue to smartly lose money or pretend to be dumb and make money

Principal of 500U? You can still make a comeback; this "foolproof" method is easy to understand and can earn you money!

Don’t think that 500U means you’re just a small player; the truth in the crypto world is — having money doesn’t guarantee profit, but those who know how to operate will surely survive longer.

I also started with just 500U, using a method so simple it’s almost "foolish". I managed to grow my small funds into larger ones, with no magical techniques or insider knowledge. As long as you can maintain your mindset and follow the routine, making a comeback is not a problem!

Three steps to go, doubling is not a dream:

Step 1: Use 100U for contracts

At first, don’t think about getting rich overnight. Take out 100U, carefully select popular coins, and assess them based on technical and news factors. With one operation, aim to double it to 200U. Do it steadily, don’t fear going slow, just fear stopping.

Step 2: Double 200U

From 200U to 400U, it’s not hard if you stay calm. Don’t chase prices wildly; go with the trend. The crypto world isn’t about who operates the most aggressively, but about who can endure the solitude and steadily make profits.

Step 3: Go from 400U to 800U

When you reach 800U from 400U, you’ll have mastered the rhythm of doubling. The key is to do this only three times; if you win, stop. Don’t think about continuously winning. The crypto world isn’t a gambling scene; knowing when to stop is true wisdom.

After that, you can start adjusting your strategy, withdrawing some funds to make long-term investments in AI, L2, gaming chains... these are the directions you can take for long-term investments.

Leverage acceleration and risk control are the keys.

Leverage can accelerate your fund growth, but using it well is an accelerator; using it poorly is a noose. Always remember, using light positions, setting stop-losses, and expanding slowly are the winning strategies.

Most importantly, execution is the key to making a comeback!

Having a small principal is fine, but you need patience and the ability to stop. Remember, it’s not about how much position you open, but whether you can protect your funds, patiently wait, and steadily increase.

Using this 'foolproof' method, I made my first bucket of gold. The dumbest way in the crypto world surprisingly rolled from 30,000 USDT to over 140,000!

Don't laugh, really, I used the trading method you all think is the dumbest: only buying during significant dips and holding for rebounds. That's right, while others chase the highs, I quietly set my positions during the crashes. This approach is looked down upon by many and is called 'bottom-fishing hero,' thought to be just luck, but I really made money.

This 'dumb' method actually has three steps:

1. Don't chase highs, specifically target major dips.

When the market plummets over 15%, everyone panics, but I instead set small positions. Those moments of emotional collapse are the best times for me to enter the market; when others are selling off, I buy low, laying the groundwork for future rebounds.

2. Increase positions only after a stop-loss signal appears.

Wait until MACD, K-line reversal, and volume recovery confirm the reversal, then roll in and increase positions in three increments, not fully invested, not greedy, each step taken steadily.

3. Hold for rebounds, cash out at 15%-25%.

Treat each rebound as a chance to cut losses; don't fantasize about returning to the highs, just take the profit and exit. When there’s a 15%-25% rebound, I don’t get greedy, I take the profit quickly and decisively.

You might think this method sounds a bit frustrating; while others are fully invested chasing highs, I’m only making a little during the rebounds? But these small profits accumulate, allowing you to survive steadily, and only then can you have the chance to turn things around!

I’ve guided many followers, and they’ve transformed their situations using this 'dumb' method, going from liquidation and debt to making a comeback:

One brother who owed 80,000 followed me for three months, made 2,700 USDT, not only paying off his online loans but also living comfortably.

A college student used 800 USDT and rolled it to 11,000 USDT using this method, giving him much more financial flexibility.

A friend who lost 400,000 in gambling was able to recover everything using this method and cried tears of gratitude to me.

You don’t lack methods; what you lack is execution and someone who can guide you. Smart people always think about gambling with skills and luck, but they end up losing even more. In contrast, those brothers whose mental state has collapsed and want to turn things around can easily make money because they can listen carefully and follow my lead.

The crypto world is not about technical skills, but about human nature. You can have excellent skills, but if you can’t withstand human greed, you’ll end up at zero.