趋势猎手老金

Can you turn 3000 into 1 million in the crypto world? It sounds like a fairy tale, but I've seen someone start with 400U (about 3000) and reach this number in two years.

First, let me pour some cold water on you; this can work, but there are two hard prerequisites: one is to dare to touch high-risk, high-reward contracts, and the second is to have strict risk control while having good luck. Want to slowly endure with spot? It's probably a dream — time in the crypto world waits for no one; if you want to break through with small funds, you have to play something with leverage and excitement.
In short, turning small money into large sums relies not on being passive, but on a "clever gamble + strict control + hitting the right rhythm" trio.

盯着账户里 52300U 的数字时，总会想起两年前那个凌晨 ——1000U 全仓梭哈 ETH 多单，暴跌被强平后余额只剩 87U。那时总以为 "滚仓就是大仓位赌一波"，直到连亏三个月才明白：真正的滚仓，是用小仓位搭积木，而不是拿整座房子去赌。

现在带的学员里，80% 都犯过同样的错：手里有 1000U，就想用 50 倍杠杆全仓赚回 1 万，结果往往是 "一把归零"。其实从 1000U 到几万 U，根本不用赌，把 "分仓试错、止损护本、盈利慢滚" 这三件事做好，账户会像爬楼梯一样稳步上涨。
一、1000U 的 "保命分仓"：先让子弹飞，再让利润跑
刚翻身时，我给 1000U 定了条铁规矩：第一笔单绝不超过 300U，不管多确定的行情。
阶段 1：用 20%-30% 仓位 "探路"
1000U 本金，第一次开单只用 200-300U，杠杆选 5 倍（实际头寸 1000-1500U）。止损设 3%，意味着这单最多亏 6-9U，就算连续错 10 次，还能剩 700U 以上。

学员阿昊刚开始总嫌 "太慢"，偷偷用 500U 开单，结果错两次就亏了 50U。改成 300U 后，第一周对 3 错 2，净赚 28U—— 看似少，但本金几乎没受损，这才是滚仓的第一步：活下来，比赚多少更重要。
阶段 2：盈利超 10%，才用利润加仓
当 200U 的单赚够 20U（10%），我会把 10U 利润提出来当 "安全垫"，剩下 10U 用来加第二单。比如 BTC 从 3 万涨到 3.2 万，第一单 200U 赚 20U，就用 10U 利润开个 100U 的小单，总仓位控制在 400U 以内（40%）。

这样哪怕第二单亏了，还有第一单的 10U 利润打底，本金始终是 1000U。去年 SOL 上涨那波，我靠这种 "利润加仓法"，用 300U 本金单滚出了 1200U 利润，账户不知不觉爬到 1500U。
二、止损止盈的 "笨办法"：不贪多，不扛单，让利润慢慢堆
以前总觉得 "止盈太早会踏空"，结果好几次浮盈 500U 变成浮亏 200U。现在用两个 "机械动作"，把利润牢牢锁住：
1. 止损：到点就砍，别等 "反弹"
300U 的单，止损价必须提前挂好，跌到 3% 立马平，哪怕后面真的反弹也不后悔。阿昊以前总扛单，300U 的单亏到 50U 才砍，现在到点就平，单次亏损从没超过 10U—— 止损不是认输，是给下一次机会留本钱。
2. 止盈：赚 3%-5% 就卖一半
不管行情多好，300U 的单赚够 9-15U，先平一半仓位落袋为安。比如 ETH 涨了 4%，150U 先卖，剩下 150U 设移动止损（每涨 2%，止损上移 1%）。这样既能吃到大波行情，又不会因为贪心回吐利润。

上个月 BTC 从 3.5 万涨到 4 万，我 300U 的单分三次止盈：3.6 万卖 100U，3.8 万卖 100U，4 万清仓最后 100U，总赚 30U，比 "死扛到顶" 少赚 5U，但心里踏实 —— 滚仓赚的是复利，不是单次暴利。
三、账户到 5000U 后：仓位慢慢加，风险始终锁
当账户从 1000U 爬到 5000U，很多人会忍不住 "加大赌注"，其实这时候更要稳：
1. 单仓比例不变，金额慢慢涨
1000U 时单仓 300U，5000U 时单仓可以提到 1500U（还是 30%），但杠杆要降到 3 倍。这样实际头寸从 1500U 变成 4500U，风险比反而更低 —— 仓位随本金涨，杠杆随仓位降。
2. 留 20% 资金当 "救火队"
5000U 账户，永远留 1000U 不动，行情暴跌时用来补保证金，避免被强平。去年 FTX 崩盘那晚，我 4000U 的单浮亏 1200U，靠这 1000U 撑到反弹，最后还赚了 800U。
3. 每赚 5000U，提 2000U 买现货
利润落袋才是真的赚。账户到 1 万 U 时，提 4000U 买 BTC 现货，这部分永远不动，就算合约亏光，现货也能保底。现在我的现货账户有 1.8 万 U，合约再怎么折腾，心里都有底。
四、为什么急功近利的人永远赚不到？
带过 30 多个学员，发现能稳定盈利的，都有个共同点：接受 "慢"。而那些总爆仓的，往往栽在这 3 个坑：

把 "滚仓" 当 "梭哈"：1000U 全仓开单，错一次就回到解放前；盈利了就加本金：赚 200U 就把本金提到 500U，结果亏得更多；看不上小利润：觉得赚 10U 太少，非要等赚 100U，结果等来止损。

其实从 1000U 到 5 万 U，就像攒钱买房子：每天存 100，一年就是 3.6 万，看似慢，但从不会亏光。滚仓的核心不是 "抓住哪波行情"，而是每波行情都能抓住一点，积少成多。
最后给 1000U 玩家的 3 句大实话
别信 "1000U 滚到 10 万" 的神话，先定个小目标：3 个月到 3000U（翻 3 倍），用分仓法完全能做到；把 "我今天能赚多少" 换成 "我今天最多亏多少"，开单前算好止损，能接受再动手；找个 "盯盘搭子"，开单前互相提醒仓位和止损 —— 一个人容易冲动，一群人能守住纪律。

下波行情我会带大家做 "1000U 滚仓计划"，每天只开 2 单，严格按分仓表操作。想摆脱 "爆仓循环" 的可以关注我 @趋势猎手老金 —— 滚仓的秘诀，不在你敢赌多少，而在你敢用多少利润去试，敢留多少本金保底。
记住：能从 1000U 做到几万 U 的人，都懂一个道理 —— 慢就是快，稳才能赢。你的耐心，比任何行情都值钱。

When I stare at the 40 million figure in my account, I always think of that rainy night in 2019 — holding the last 200,000 transfer receipt, my wife threw my trading notebook on the ground, and the voice saying 'If you touch the crypto world again, don't come back to this house' still echoes in the hallway.

In three years, I lost my 1 million savings to just 200,000, and there were three times I felt the urge to jump off the balcony. At that time, I always thought the crypto world was an elevator to wealth freedom, but unexpectedly, it turned out to be a slide straight into the abyss.
From shattered illusions to stubbornly sticking to MACD: I finally learned to 'walk' in the crypto world.

Every time I stare at the balance of 82356U in my account, I always think back to that early morning two months ago — when the balance was only 2000.7U, I had to calculate even a 5x leverage before opening a position, fearing that one wrong step would lead to complete liquidation.

At that time, I had just experienced my 5th liquidation. My wife changed the password of my trading software and said, 'If you play contracts again, we will get a divorce.' I squatted on the balcony and finished a pack of cigarettes, suddenly realizing: it's not that the market is too harsh, but that I turned trading into gambling, while real experts treat contracts as a business.
The turning point was the set of rolling positions + anti-explosion strategy developed through relentless effort: using small stop-losses to strive for large profits, calculating the risk-reward ratio at every step. After two months, the account has been steadily growing like climbing stairs; now I make trades every day as steadily as a machine.

On 'Black Friday' 2020, the rain outside was as terrible as my mood. I stared at the remaining 3780 dollars in my account, my finger slammed on the keyboard, and the enter key split in half right there. The liquidation alert for ETH was nailed to the screen like an obituary — this was my third liquidation, and after losing almost all of my 200,000 principal, even my wife couldn’t help but delete my trading app, slamming the door while saying: 'If you touch the crypto world again, don’t come back to this house.'

That night I stood by the river for four hours, the river wind cutting my face like a knife, yet I felt numb all over. I used to firmly believe that just by thoroughly analyzing K-line charts and memorizing MACD and RSI, I could run amok in the crypto world. But what happened? I got anxious and took profits after a two-point rise, panicked and cut losses after a three-point drop, like a wound-up top spun by the market, nearly losing my shorts in the end.

Brothers, I don't want to lecture you today, I just want to share from the bottom of my heart about my past nine years. For me, the cryptocurrency world has never been the legendary paradise of wealth creation, but rather a true purgatory—from nearly losing my family to having my assets exceed 40 million. With my blood and tears, I've learned this: those who survive are always those who understand the rules and abide by them.
In the past three years, I lost 1 million to 200,000
In 2015, I rushed into the cryptocurrency world with a million yuan in savings. My mind was obsessed with "getting rich overnight." I'd go all in on any coin I heard was surging, and I'd follow the market influencers' calls. I even thought, "If it dips, just add to your position; it'll always go back up."

On a winter night in Beijing in 2014, I sat wrapped in a quilt on the edge of my bed in my rental apartment, cigarette butts filling an ashtray. The red letters on my computer screen, "Loss of 860,000 Yuan," burned like a branding iron, stinging my eyes. That was all my savings of seven years, plus money chipped in by relatives and friends, all invested in Bitcoin. After a dramatic rise and fall, my dreams of wealth were shattered, and I was burdened with debts I'd never seen before.

Ten years later, when my account balance broke eight figures, I didn't celebrate. I simply called my mother back home. This wasn't luck; it was the price of survival, borne through countless sleepless nights and excruciating pain.

I am A Qiang, from Guangdong, 35 years old this year, and currently settled in Hangzhou. In 2019, I rushed into the crypto world with 100,000 savings, not even fully understanding K line charts, only knowing that 'Bitcoin can make money'. I encountered a volatile market and fell into two traps — I chased a 'quantitative fund' that exploded and bought a meme coin at the bottom, losing down to only 20,000, with my wife scolding me every day for being a 'wasteful son'.

But I never gave up. After 6 years, relying on a method that is laughably simple, I turned the remaining 20,000 into hundreds of thousands. Now the numbers in my account are enough to buy my son a school district house in Hangzhou.
You might not believe it: I never look at insider information, do not touch those obscure projects, and I am clueless about complex MACD and Bollinger Bands. My strategy has just three points: look at volume, observe emotions, and wait for the right timing.

I completely understand your doubts. In this unknown field of cryptocurrency, too many people are deceived by the illusion of 'getting rich overnight' and then crushed by the reality of 'instant liquidation'.
But I did turn 1500U into 126,000 U in 38 days — all without taking reckless risks, without chaotic rushing, and without blindly following trends; every step was precisely in rhythm.
This is not an unattainable miracle, but a system, a rhythm, and the result of resolute execution.
However, many people are still trapped in the vicious cycle of liquidation — heavy positions — and then liquidation again, unable to grasp the basic rhythm of trading.

That year in late autumn, with smoke swirling in the teahouse, I held half a pack of Li Qun, my fingers sliding through my phone's contacts, yet I dared not press the dial button. Debt collection messages flooded my inbox like snowflakes, my account balance was empty, and I was quickly losing the courage to open the exchange app. Who would have thought that 90 days later, when my account balance jumped to over 20 million, I stared at the screen, my hands trembling uncontrollably. This is not about the luck of getting rich, but a set of iron discipline, precise tactical execution combined with a survival strategy that carved out a bloody path amidst the chaos of the crypto world.

On that stormy night ten years ago, I bought my first Bitcoin with only 300U in a corner of an internet café. The flashing green numbers on the screen made my heart race; at that time, I couldn't imagine that this decision would lead to a 400 million asset valuation ten years later. Looking back, what truly made me money was never complex candlestick analysis but those 'simple methods' that helped me control myself.
One, why can those who don't understand the market also make money through regular investment in Bitcoin?
My neighbor, Grandpa Wang, is a typical example. He can't even understand candlestick charts, yet since 2017, he has diligently bought 1000 yuan worth of Bitcoin every month on the 1st. Last year, when his grandson went abroad for studies, he sold half of his position and raised enough money for four years' tuition with some left over.

That winter of 2018, I squatted on the balcony, smoking, my ashtray overflowing with cigarette butts. My mobile banking account showed 203,654.72 yuan—all I had left from my one million yuan loss, and the final straw my wife left me. The note "Divorce if you touch crypto again" was still taped to the refrigerator. From the living room came the sound of a crying child. At that moment, I felt like life was a candlestick chart frozen in time by a bear market, with no hope of a rebound.

Who could have imagined that nine years later, that number would reach 40 million? This isn't some myth of wealth creation; it's a survival strategy forged bit by bit through countless three-a-morning review sessions, crumpled from seven notebooks filled with margin calls. Today, I'm not going to talk about how to get rich overnight, but how to carve a path for yourself amidst the savagery of the cryptocurrency world, using the blunt knife of MACD.

On the day of the third liquidation, I spent the entire night on the rooftop feeling the wind. My phone was filled with debt collection messages and liquidation notifications from the exchange, totaling 200,000 — that was the life-saving money I gathered from three friends, and it was also my last chip in the crypto space. At that time, I felt that this life was probably it.

Who would have thought that, 90 days later, the numbers jumping in my account would turn into 20 million? This is not a legend; it’s the result of shattering 7 notebooks filled with mistakes and painstakingly piecing them back together over countless sleepless nights. Now I understand: the crypto space is never a casino; it’s a battlefield that requires real discipline. Casinos rely on luck, while battlefields depend on tactics.

Last Friday I met a friend at a café, and when he glimpsed my exchange balance on my phone, his coffee cup almost slipped from his hand - 125511.45U. 'Did you hit the crypto lottery?' He kept scrolling on the screen. I smiled and pulled up a screenshot from March: 5002.7U, a number so ordinary it felt like pocket change.

'This is not a lottery, it’s calculated with a calculator.' I showed him 27 transaction records, the largest single one profiting 20,000U, the smallest one profiting 145U, with fees totaling only 885U, no liquidation.
In fact, the secret to doubling small funds lies in the words 'not greedy'. Today, I will break down this 'fund allocation + rolling fund' foolproof strategy, even if you are just starting out, you can roll your 5000U into a snowball.

The moment my account balance jumped to 344,000U, I stared at the screen in a daze for half a minute. My finger trembled as it went over the numbers - 58 days ago, this number was still 1280U, glaring like a taunt.

That was the wreckage after my seventh liquidation. I couldn't afford half a hand of ETH, rent reminder texts filled my inbox, and I didn't even have the courage to open the exchange APP. When a debt collection call came, I was squatting at a convenience store door eating a cold bun, and the roar from the receiver made passersby turn their heads.

You might think that I must have stumbled upon some skyrocketing altcoin. But I must clarify: not a single cent of this 344,000 U has relied on luck. It all depended on three seemingly 'self-sabotaging' decisions that carved out a path for me in the sea of corpses and blood in the crypto world.

On March 12, I posted on social media about my balance of 3002.7U: 'Let's see if this 3000 can turn into 30,000.' Below were all polite words of encouragement, but only Lao Yang privately messaged me: 'Stop messing around, I just lost 5000U last week.'

After 84 days, I posted a screenshot: 145,286.3U. Lao Yang called me, and the first sentence was 'Are you cheating?'. Actually, there’s no cheating, just practicing 4 simple rules until 'I can operate with my eyes closed'—just like an assembly line in a factory: raw materials (capital) go in, followed by steps to screw in (executing strategies), and what comes out is the product (profit).

On that stormy night ten years ago, I secretly transferred 30,000 yuan, which I was preparing for marriage, into the exchange, with my hands trembling while staring at the balance of 300U. At that time, I never imagined that this string of numbers would turn into a net worth of 40 million in 2024 — among which 30 million was hidden in the ups and downs of contract trading.

This first half of the year was the craziest, with 9 million in earnings, the capital multiplied by 50 times. If I hadn't withdrawn money midway to buy two apartments, an 85-fold increase wouldn't have been impossible. Now I withdraw 100,000 every month for living expenses, living like I'm retired — without the scheming of the workplace, just the calm ups and downs on the K-line chart.

On the winter solstice last year, I stared blankly at the "-200,000" on my calculator, my fingertips numbing the keys until they turned white. There was only 2,003.6 U in my account, enough for three cups of milk tea, but I had to fill a 200,000 yuan hole. Cigarette butts piled up in the ashtray. As the 17th cigarette burned to my fingertips, I suddenly opened my trading app—"One last try. If you lose, I'll be delivering food."

I now have 42,000 U in my account, and 35,000 has been withdrawn to my bank account. It wasn't a sudden stroke of luck; it was that my eight rounds of rolling positions had become a "correction book for mistakes": every profit was based on past mistakes, and every rule was stained with past mistakes.

Last summer, when Xiao Li sent me a message, the SMS about his bank card being frozen was still popping up on the screen. This brother who runs a design studio had just traded 50,000 U on the OTC platform the day before, and when he woke up the next day and checked his phone—the bank app couldn't log in, the exchange account indicated 'abnormal freeze', and he even received a call from the economic investigation unit saying that the money he received was related to telecom fraud.

In the end, he spent 32 days and repaid 370,000 to unfreeze his account. That money was his backup for paying employees' salaries. To gather the repayment funds, he even mortgaged the car he just bought. This is not an isolated case; I have 7 similar chat records saved on my phone, the most recent one just last week—someone withdrew 20,000 U and ended up implicating 3 bank cards, including their mortgage card being frozen.

On that stormy night in 2017, I maxed out my last credit card, gathering 30,000 to rush into the exchange. The altcoin K-line on the screen was like a mad dog; my heart raced when it rose, and my hands trembled when it fell. Three months later, my principal of 300,000 was left with only 2,700; my wife uninstalled my trading software and threw it at me, saying: "If you keep trading coins, we’re done."

Now with my account steady at 7 figures, I often think back to that rainy night. The pitfalls I encountered over the past 10 years are enough for newcomers to avoid for three years. What I'm sharing today are all "foolish methods" — no indicator formulas, just survival rules ingrained into my being, repeated until they form muscle memory, proving more effective than any "get rich quick scheme".