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In the late night of September, a fan sent a screenshot: the account only had 1500U left, with a note saying "last chance."

His voice trembled: "Senior brother, can we still turn it around?"

I replied: "Having little money is not the problem, it's the reckless trading. Follow me, keep a steady rhythm."

A month later, his account was fixed at 36000U. This is not a miracle, but a victory of discipline.
Turning around in four steps:

1. Keep the position steady, strictly separate accounts

With 1500U, only take 450U for the first order, and keep 1050U as "emergency funds." Do not increase positions, do not hold losing trades, do not chase rising prices, and every trade must have a stop loss.

2. Only take trades you "understand"

In a volatile market, observe from the sidelines, only take opportunities after a breakout pullback. Split a trend into 2-3 trades, do not be greedy for the last bite, but every bite must be substantial.

3. Roll profits, the more you earn the steadier you become

Make 300U profit on the first order, then use 900U for the next order (profit + part of the principal). Gradually increase the position as profits grow, using profits to bear risks, maintaining a calm mindset.

4. Withdraw profits immediately, never look back

No matter how strong the rally, take profits immediately when hitting the target. Refuse the greed of "let's wait a bit longer", the account should only have inflows, not outflows.

Key turning points:

Day 7: First order stopped at a loss of 90U, he panicked and wanted to increase the position, I shouted to stop: "A small loss is a blessing, don’t disrupt the rhythm." Day 15: BTC pulled back to the 60-day line, he entered with 450U, and three days later made 1350U, total assets broke 3000U.

Day 23: Profits rolled to 2700U, I advised him to withdraw 1500U to a cold wallet: "Locking in profits is the real gain."

Core truth:

Turning around with small capital is never about gambling, but about "not making mistakes." Many people lose not because they misjudge the direction, but because they disrupt the rhythm and lose control of their positions.

If you are also in a low point, don’t rush to "make a comeback in one go." Calm down, follow the right people, and manage your positions—during the next wave of the market, you can completely turn around like him, not only steadily recovering your losses, but also pushing your account to five digits.

Remember: the market never lacks opportunities, what it lacks are people who "can wait for opportunities."

On the crypto path, many spirits are lost; senior brother only helps those destined @大师兄说币

When he contacted me, his account only had 7000U, and like most people, he was impatient—wanting to go all in for a turnaround.

On the first day, I gave him a strict order: position no more than 30%.

During the first wave of the market, he watched others making big profits while he only made small gains, which frustrated him and made him come to me.

"Do you want to get rich quickly or survive?"

In the second week, Ethereum dropped from 3800 to 3600, and he was itching to buy the dip; I stopped him: "Buy in batches."

Later, it rebounded to 3900, and we took a profit of 20%. That was when he first understood: patience is worth more than impulse.

The Bitcoin wave was even more classic: when it surged from 48,000 to 53,000, the group was shouting, "It can still go up," and I told him to lock in his position, leaving only 30% to follow.

The next day, it crashed to 49,000, and the group wailed, but he laughed—he wasn’t hurt and even bought in at a lower price.

The market kept rising, and after this wave, his account directly broke 90,000.

Finally, when it broke 100,000, he stared at the screen in a daze: the numbers were no longer a fantasy; they were earned over months, one transaction at a time.

Core strategies:

1. The 30% position rule: No matter how tempting the market is, always keep 70% of your funds to guard against risks.
2. Buy in batches + dynamic profit taking: Buy in three parts when it drops to the support level, take 1/3 profit when it rises by 10%.
3. Trend line locking: Unconditionally clear positions when MA(20) turns down, only go heavy when MA(60) turns up.

I often say: 100,000 is not a legend; it's proof—small funds can survive, and opportunities will come in time. What you lack is not luck, but the heart to "dare to endure."

Trading cryptocurrencies is about repeatedly doing simple things, persisting with one method over a long time until you master it. Trading can be like other industries, where practice makes perfect, allowing you to make every decision instinctively.

This year marks my seventeenth year of trading cryptocurrencies; I started with 10,000 and now support my family through it! I can say that I have used 80% of the methods and techniques in the market. If you want to treat trading as a second career to support your family, sometimes listening more and observing more can reveal things beyond your current understanding, which can at least save you five years of detours!

Follow me at @大师兄说币 . There are many souls lost on the crypto path; I only guide those who are destined, currently accepting disciples...

When I first entered the industry, I kept complaining about being "targeted again," until the market educated me.

Now I understand: Contracts aren't lottery tickets; they're a carefully designed survival game. Want to survive? Engraved these four principles into your bones.

First: The exchange is the dealer, you are the gambler.

Contracts are essentially a zero-sum game—every penny you earn comes from someone else's losses.

Don't fool yourself into thinking "long-term holding will pay off." There's no value investing here, only risk-taking.

Second: Funding rates are the market thermometer.

Three consecutive days of positive fees? Run!

This is the market makers shouting, "Bulls are lining up to give away money." Last year, when BTC's positive fee rate soared to 0.1%, I went short and made 23% in three days. Remember: the higher the fee rate, the faster the scythe.

Third: Leverage is a slow-acting poison.

10x leverage may seem attractive, but it actually amplifies transaction fees and the risk of liquidation. I once used 50x leverage to chase a rising market, only to be wiped out after a 3% pullback. Now I only use 3-5x leverage. The profits are small, but I sleep well.

Rule 4: Rolling requires a lifeline.

Don't follow those "all-in professors" who throw all their profits into the market. I only take 50% of my profits each time I roll, and immediately withdraw the remaining 50%. When ETH plummeted last year, I used this strategy to protect my principal and even made a profit.

Finally, let me be honest:

The market is never short of opportunities; what's lacking is people who can wait for them. What you lack may not be technical skills, but a guide willing to teach you how to repeat "simple" a thousand times. Stop spending real money on learning lessons; enough is enough.

Now, I'm leading my team on a steady path: not chasing ups and downs, but only taking advantage of periods of certainty. Instead of blindly trying to lose money, why not follow our lead and learn the rules?

After all, anyone who's been in the cryptocurrency world for a long time understands the value of "not being too aggressive."

I'm always here, waiting for you to walk the path steadily together @大师兄说币

In June, early in the morning, I just marked the key levels for BTC

A message popped up in the background: "Bro, there’s only 3800U left in the account.

I lost most of my money trading recklessly before, and now there’s barely anything left. I’ll trust you one last time, can you get me back on track?"

I didn’t ask much, just replied: "From today, keep a trading journal." He replied instantly: "Okay."

The story begins from this page of notes.

Day 1: Bomb Disposal Operation

I told him to split the 3800U into 3 parts, with each part being 1200U, and keep 200U as "emergency funds." He muttered: "What can I earn by splitting it like this?"

I showed him a screenshot of when he lost down to 8000U: "When you lost to 3800U before, it was because you didn't want to break down your position." He was silent for half an hour and sent me the split records: "Position 1-3, emergency funds 200U."

Day 3: First Experience with Stop Loss

A sudden positive news in the L2 sector, I told him to enter with Position 1 (1200U). Just as he entered, a -3% stop loss was triggered, losing 36U.

He wrote in his notes: "Money is gone and it hurts, but I didn’t panic and lose sleep like before." I commented: "Not panicking is the beginning of winning."

Day 9: The First Taste of Profit

BTC retraced to the 30-day line, and the net inflow on exchanges suddenly increased by 25%, with multiple signals aligning. I sent a message: "Position 2, enter."

He entered with 1200U, and 12 hours later the account rose to 3600U. When total assets broke 5000U, he sent a screenshot: "Bro, I set my profits as the screensaver, feeling secure."

Day 21: Locking in Profits

Net worth broke 12,000U, I told him to withdraw 3000U to a cold wallet: "This is what you should take, lock it in first." He hesitated: "If I enter now, I can make a bit more."

I replied: "You made 5000 before but didn’t withdraw, and then lost it all, remember?" He obediently did as told, adding to his notes: "Money in the cold wallet feels like it’s really mine."

Day 35: Controlling Hands is Harder than Making Money

Three consecutive mistakes, a drawdown of 8.6%. He wrote in his notes: "Staring at the screen thinking of using 5x leverage to recover, my finger hovered for half an hour, but I still backed off."

I replied: "Not taking action is more important than making one trade."

Day 47: System Formed

He sent me a screenshot of the account: 40,000U, with the 3000U in the cold wallet also attached: "Bro, it turns out keeping profits is also a gain."

The core of guiding him was never about finding "magic trades," but helping him establish the rules of "splitting positions, stop losses, and locking in profits."

Friends who haven't set up a trading system yet, follow me at @大师兄说币 - I don’t teach gambling trades, only share stable methods that can be implemented.

After all, those who have survived long in the crypto world all understand that "rules are 100 times more important than being smart."

Small Capital Turnaround Technique: From 5600U to 104000U's Ironclad Practices

For friends with less than 6000U in capital, don't rush to place an order just yet; let me share a true case — last year, a fan entered the market at 5600U, and five months later, his account soared to 104000U.

He relied not on miraculous operations, but on three rules ingrained in his bones:

First Rule: Three-Part Capital Allocation (Non-Negotiable)

1800U Lightning Capital: Focus solely on short-term opportunities like CPI, policy benefits, etc., quick in and out, never get attached. 2200U Trend Capital: Only engage in weekly-level trends, such as entering after the coin price stabilizes above the 60-day moving average. 1600U Safety Money: If liquidation is imminent, delete the app and take a two-week break, absolutely do not hold on stubbornly.

Second Rule: Three Survival Tips for Major Uptrends

Avoid the 3% 'Danger Zone' of previous highs and lows: 90% of the time, these are false breakouts, specifically targeting retail investors who chase uptrends and panic sell. Wait for the 4-hour chart to test the EMA30 without breaking before entering again.

This is ten times more stable than chasing trends, with a win rate increased by 30%. Withdraw profits exceeding 15% immediately: use the profits to continue trading, so you can sleep soundly at night.

Third Rule: Execute Ironclad Discipline
3% stop-loss must be treated like a preset program: don't wait for 'let's see' to turn into a deep loss; cut losses at 3% immediately, and raise the stop-loss line to the cost price when floating profits reach 10%.

Let the profits soar on their own; if a single week's loss exceeds 8%, stop immediately: the market will always present opportunities, but if the capital is gone, it's truly gone.

Now, this fan's account is stable at 150000U, and every time he reviews, he repeats: it was discipline that saved his life.

For small capital to turn around, one must understand three truths:

The market specifically targets those eager to recover their losses; the more anxious you are, the easier it is to make mistakes. The real opportunities to make big money occur at most 1-2 times a month. Living longer is 100 times more important than making money quickly — the path from 5600U to 100000U and the path from 100000U to 5600U differ only by one word: 'eager.'

Ingraining the rules into your DNA is much more reliable than searching for hidden gems every day. A person staring at K-lines guessing support levels is not as good as a team marking key points in advance; stubbornly holding on at the edge of liquidation is not as effective as someone reminding you to 'close half your position first.'

Stop going solo; we explore the direction, we control the risks, and you just need to keep up with the rhythm. @大师兄说币 I have always been here, waiting for you to ride the waves together.

A while ago, I met a guy running an e-commerce clothing business. He looked completely haggard, like a completely different person.

He had 300,000 yuan in inventory during the off-season, and the high rent, water, and electricity bills kept him awake all night, his eyes bloodshot.

He pulled me aside and said, "It's not that I'm not working hard, but I've lost money on everything I do these past six months. My warehouse is piled high, and I can't hold on any longer."

I didn't tell him to rush into finding a new path. I just said, "Do three orders with me first. Don't worry about the profit, just get your spirit back."

After following my instructions for just two weeks, he not only recouped the 80,000 yuan he'd lost, but also revitalized his e-commerce business—the backlog of clothing was slowly being cleared, and new orders started to flow in.

A few days ago, he pocketed over 1,000 yuan and jokingly sent a message, saying, "This money is pocket money, much better than just hanging on during the off-season."

This isn't a get-rich-quick story, but for someone nearly overwhelmed by anxiety, being able to stop the bleeding, stabilize his mindset, and regain his rhythm in life is the greatest victory.

Look at you now? Still slogging along, staring at the ceiling hoping for a miracle? Stop fighting yourself—it's not that you're not working hard, it's that you just lack someone willing to guide you along the steady path, and a cautious approach.

The method I used with him was incredibly simple:

Divide your funds into three parts: 30% for short-term opportunities, 40% for trend-following strategies, and 30% for absolute stop-loss rules:

Cut your losses immediately if you lose 5%, never dream of a "rebound." Profits should be taken in batches: 1/3 if you make 8%, another 1/3 if you make 15%, and let the rest flow.

The most important thing is your mindset: don't chase the ups and downs, only invest in the periods of certainty. He later told me, "I used to think slow meant losing money, but now I understand that steady is the fastest path."

I don't brag or make empty promises; I simply seize the next wave of guaranteed profits.

Instead of blindly speculating about losing money, it's better to follow a reliable path. After all, anyone who's been in the cryptocurrency world for a long time understands the value of the three words "not being aggressive."

Finally, let me be frank: the market is never short of opportunities; what's lacking is people who can wait for them.

Perhaps what you lack isn't skill, but a guide willing to show you how to repeat "simplicity" a thousand times.

I'm always here, waiting for you to walk the path of stability together. @大师兄说币

In half a month, 3000 yuan turned into 94,000: The underlying logic of guaranteed profits in the cryptocurrency world

Some people always say, 'Making money in the cryptocurrency market relies on luck,' but I have proven in 49 days: turning over capital relies on methods, not superstition.

The three major pitfalls for retail investors:

Heavy betting: Going all in, relying on guesses for price movements, and directly facing liquidation when the market goes against you;

Addicted to holding positions: Not cutting losses when prices drop, instead increasing positions and ultimately questioning life;

Chaotic trading: Chasing prices when you shouldn't, and cutting losses when you should hold.

My capital turnover formula: Four steps

Positioning as an 'ammunition depot':

The principal should never exceed 30% (only using 1260 yuan out of 4200 yuan for operations); 70% of funds as 'backup troops,' increasing positions when the market is favorable and preserving capital when it goes against you.

Spot trading as 'ambush troops':

Layout in advance for the major trend (for example, ambushing when BTC breaks 26,000 yuan); taking profits without envy for short-term fluctuations.

Contracts as a 'sniper rifle':

Precise sniping at key points (for example, entering when ETH retraces to support); quickly harvesting the essence of market fluctuations and never staying in a position for too long.

Execution is the 'lifesaver':

Cut losses immediately if wrong, setting a stop loss at 5%; increase positions using 70% of profits if right.

49-day real trading case:

Fan Xiao Zhao used this method to grow from 4200 yuan to 106,000 yuan:

Week 1: Used 10% of the principal to test BTC, locking in half of the profits after earning 15%;

Week 2: Increased positions when ETH retraced to support, using 70% of profits to expand positions;

Week 3: Increased positions with the 'backup troops' when the market broke key levels, without touching the principal.

Why can you replicate this?

The market is not short of opportunities, but lacks the ability to 'wait precisely and cut decisively':
Not chasing hot spots, only trading currencies with clear trends;

Not heavily betting, always keeping some bullets to respond to changes; not holding positions blindly, leaving immediately if wrong.

Lastly, let’s be honest: Capital turnover in the cryptocurrency market relies on 'methods + execution,' not luck. If you also want to break out of the 'money-losing cycle'

Follow me @大师兄说币 — from position ratios to stop-loss techniques, I will teach you how to earn steady money with 'simple methods.'

After all, in the cryptocurrency world, those who survive are the ones who 'do not gamble.'

41 Days 3000U Transforms to 82,000U: Unveiling the Underlying Logic of Guaranteed Profits in the Crypto World

Recently, people keep asking me: "Is turning 3000U into 80,000U luck or skill?"

I will lay it out directly: flipping accounts has never been a gamble; it's a combination of 'position + rhythm'.
How do retail investors lose?

Most people go all in, relying entirely on luck for gains and losses—either they take a 5% profit and miss the main upward trend, or they panic when down 10% and end up getting liquidated. What I rely on is 'controlling my hands + following the rhythm':

Core Strategy Breakdown:

Spot Market Ambush + Contract Explosive Points:

Hold long positions in the spot market to capture significant trends (for instance, positioning when BTC breaks 25,000U); trade short positions in contracts to seize key wave points (like entering when ETH tests support).

Positioning is like the 'Stabilizing Needle of the Sea':

The capital should never exceed 30% (only using 900U to operate from 3000U); 70% of the funds serve as 'backup troops', increasing positions when the market is favorable and protecting capital when against the trend.

Stop-loss is more important than profit:

Set a stop-loss level before opening a position (for example, 5%); cut losses immediately without hesitation—last week, when BTC spiked by 8%, I was eating hot pot while closing positions, which actually preserved my profits.

41-Day Real Case Study:

Fan Li used this method to grow from 3000U to 82,000U:

Week 1: Used 10% of the principal to test BTC, locking in half profits after earning 15%; Week 2: Increased position when ETH tested support, using 70% of the profits to enlarge the position;

Week 3: The market broke through a key level, using 'backup troops' to add positions, with the principal unchanged.
Why can you replicate this?

What retail investors lack is not a 'magic trade', but the composure to 'not gamble':

Do not chase hot trends, only trade coins with clear trends; do not envy others, only earn the money you understand; do not go all in, always keep some bullets to respond to changes.

Finally, let’s be frank: flipping accounts in the crypto world relies on 'methods + execution', not luck.

If you also want to jump out of the 'losing cycle', follow me at @大师兄说币 —I'll teach you step by step how to earn stable money using 'simple methods', from position ratios to stop-loss techniques.

After all, the most expensive thing in the market is not opportunity but the qualification to 'live long'.

Secrets to Turning Around in the Crypto World: Following the Right People is More Important than Hard Work

After spending eight years in the crypto world, I've seen too many people lose their fortunes, but very few admit the truth — the real reason for losing money is never "not knowing how to make money," but rather following the wrong people.

The fatal flaw of retail investors is never "stupidity," but rather:

Going all-in when prices rise and getting liquidated when they fall; feeling envious when seeing others make money and making impulsive trades; clearly understanding the principles, yet having no one to guide them.

In April this year, a fan named Zhang approached me when his account had only 28,000 U — this was his "lifesaving money" after being liquidated for the fifth time.

He said, "If I lose again, I’ll have to sell my house." I didn’t teach him a "get-rich-quick scheme," but rather advised him to do two things:

Set a fixed rhythm: only trade on daily trend lines, using Bollinger Bands + MACD for confirmation signals; control position and stop loss: divide the capital into 20 parts, with each trade losing no more than 2%, and exit unconditionally at the set point.

The result? In three months, his account grew to 180,000 U. There were no "miraculous operations," just logic + execution.

He exclaimed, "I used to always want to take a gamble to recoup my losses, but now I understand: not losing is earning."

What the crypto world lacks is not "smart people," but "people with rhythm."

Many see me as steady as a "robot," but in fact, I just excel at two things:
Only fighting high-win-rate battles: I look at 20 coins every day, selecting only 3 that meet the trend;

Positioning like a "stabilizing force": the capital never exceeds 20%, cut losses when wrong, and increase position when right.
Last week when BTC broke through 29,000 U, I used 5% of the capital to test the waters, locked in half the profits after earning 10%, then increased my position using 70% of the profits.

When the market is favorable, my capital remains untouched; when it retraces, the profits are sufficient to withstand it.

Finally, let me say something very honest:

The market is not lacking in "get-rich myths," but rather in "people who can pull you back on track."

If you:
Have been liquidated, lost money, or even considered quitting; understand the principles, but have no one to guide you; want to learn a method of "not chasing trends and making steady profits every day."

Come to me and see if our group is the "guiding people" you’ve been looking for.

Recently the market has been good, and I’m preparing to lead another group of people with strong execution — not accepting novices, only those who want to recover their losses as "losers in gambling."

After all, in the crypto world, following the right people is more important than hard work.

There are many lost souls on the crypto path; only those destined will be helped. @大师兄说币

After seven years of ups and downs in the cryptocurrency world, I have experienced three cycles of returning to zero.

It wasn't until last year's complete liquidation that I truly understood the essence of losses—not due to misjudgment, but because I was drained of my principal by the two demons of "frequent trading" and "refusal to cut losses."

At first, I always thought that capturing every fluctuation was the way to make money. I would go all in when I saw K-line surges, and when faced with pullbacks, I would console myself with "this is just a shakeout," only to panic and cut losses when the margin alarm sounded.

Even more absurd was the fact that after every cut loss, the market would immediately reverse, as if the market was specifically targeting my positions. This cycle was as hard to break as an addiction: chasing gains and getting stuck → cutting losses and exiting → chasing new hotspots → getting stuck again.

It wasn't until one day when I reviewed my trades that I found out that in all the profitable trades over the past three years, 80% of the profits actually came from 20% of the holding periods.

Those fluctuations that kept us up at night were merely the precursors to trend formation. The real opportunities in the market are always hidden in the breakout moments after a period of consolidation, not in the daily ups and downs.

Now, my trading system has only three iron rules:

First, I must set a 2% mandatory stop-loss line before opening a position; if it's reached, I exit without hesitation;

Second, leverage must always be kept within three times to avoid wiping out all accumulated gains due to a single mistake;

Third, I only trade on weekly trend charts, ignoring all fluctuations below the daily level.

The account curve after the changes no longer experiences large ups and downs. When I extended the trading cycle from minute charts to monthly charts, I suddenly found that the market became clear—those once tempting "opportunities" were merely traps set by the main players for those chasing gains.

Now, I operate no more than three times a month, but my win rate has increased from 30% to 70%.

Protecting the principal is not being conservative, but leaving a seed for my future self.

The market is never short of opportunities for exorbitant profits, but once the principal loses 70%, it takes doubling to break even.

Replacing short-term profit thinking with annual goals, and substituting emotional trading with rules, is the key to long-term survival.

I often think of what Old Chen said: "The cryptocurrency world is not a casino; it's ballet on the edge of a knife." Now I finally understand that true trading wisdom is to first learn not to fall, and then discuss how to dance gracefully.

There are many souls lost on the crypto journey; only those with fate can cross paths with the senior brother @大师兄说币 .

If your initial capital is limited, do not blindly rush in; a steady and methodical approach is the best strategy.

I once guided a fan to start with 800U and steadily grow to 45,000U in 42 days. The secret lies in advancing step by step and accumulating profits.

For investors with around 1000U in capital, do not fantasize about "getting rich overnight."

The market often tempts those eager for quick gains to enter, first giving a little sweetness, then taking away the principal; such examples are not uncommon.

This fan was able to achieve stable profits and even encouraged friends and family to participate, mainly by keeping pace. Small capital turning around does not rely on full-margin gambling but on position control and timing.

I taught him a four-step method, with each step practiced for half a month:

Step 1: Operate with divided positions and strictly adhere to discipline. The 800U is divided into three parts: 200U, 300U, and 300U. The first order uses only 200U, and no action is taken with the remaining funds without a signal; no blind bottom fishing, averaging down, or holding onto positions. He restrained himself from impulsive trading three times in the first week, relying solely on the awareness of preserving capital.

Step 2: Focus on high-probability opportunities and avoid volatility. Initially, he opened positions during sideways movements and hit stop-loss four times within three days. Later, he learned to only monitor the 4-hour K-line and wait for a breakout from the volatile range before acting. If he couldn't capture the entire market movement, he would divide his trades into three segments, taking profits of 5%-8% from each before withdrawing, accumulating small victories into a larger win.

Step 3: Roll profits back into positions, with strict stop-losses. After the first order of 200U earned 100U, he then entered the next order with 300U (capital + profit), steadily increasing his position in a controlled manner, with the compounding effect multiplying profits.

Step 4: Take profits and do not be greedy. While others chase "hundredfold markets," he closes positions according to his take-profit line; while others chase highs, he has already converted profits into stable coins.

Small capital players often fall into a vicious cycle of opening orders recklessly and setting improper stop-losses due to impatience. Mastering the pace allows small capital to survive long-term and achieve steady profits.

To turn things around, first learn to survive in the market. Divided position ratios, high-probability point judgments, and rhythm control are the details that truly help you avoid detours. Small capital operations, when explained clearly, are just that simple.

Many souls are lost on the crypto road, but master only guides those with fate @大师兄说币

Two months ago, my account was liquidated, leaving only 2,000 U. Even calculating the leverage ratio when opening trades was a daunting task. It was the darkest moment of my investing career.

At that time, my fan, Xiao Li, approached me, his face filled with anxiety as he explained his persistent losses and neared despair. I reassured him and decided to teach him how to turn things around.

Today, my net asset value has reached 80,000 U. This wasn't achieved through luck, but through relentless systematic execution. The turning point was the "rolling strategy" I developed to prevent a crash: risking 5% of principal to generate 300% trend-based profits, while strictly controlling my profit-loss ratio.

I adhered to three lines of defense, ingraining risk into my DNA. Regarding positions, I never opened a position larger than 5% of principal, just like placing only 100 U on my 2,000 U account for my first trade.

After profits were realized, I compounded my investment using "principal + 50% profit," allowing profits to snowball without inflating my risk. There's a golden ratio for stop-loss and take-profit: cut your position decisively at a 2% loss, and start moving your take-profit at a 30% profit. For example, ETH went from 3670 to 4050, a single wave profit of 16,000 U.

I only hunt trends, entering the market only when the EMA7/EMA21 hourly moving averages form a golden crossover, and the 4-hour MACD turns red below zero. I avoid "deadly" times like the four hours before and after the non-farm payroll data release and Friday nights from 8 to 10 p.m.

Rolling positions allow profits to surge. In 12 days, I went from 2,000 U to 8,000 U. I employed a "pyramiding" model, starting with a 5% initial position, with a stop-loss anchored at 1x the ATR. When the trend continued and a pullback reached the EMA21 support level, I added 3% to my position, keeping the total position capped at 8%. After profits exceeded 30%, I moved the stop-loss to the cost line, aiming to double the remaining position.

Under my guidance, Xiao Li also strictly adhered to these strategies, going from initial losses to gradual profits and ultimately achieving stable returns. Together we have proven that as long as we master the right methods, we can win in the investment market. @大师兄说币

Friends with less than 3000U, don't rush to act, let me tell you an example — last year, a fan entered at 2800U, and five months later his account soared to 5.2WU.

He didn't rely on any advanced techniques, just followed three iron rules:

First is the three-part fund allocation (unchanging):
900U for "flash funds", specifically seizing short-term opportunities like CPI announcements and favorable policies, quick in and out, never dragging;

1100U as "trend funds", only trading weekly level trends, such as waiting for price corrections after stabilizing above the 60-day moving average;

800U is "survival money", if a sudden liquidation is imminent, just delete the software and take a two-week break, never hold on stubbornly.

Second are the three tricks to only eat the main upward trend:
Avoid the 3% "danger zone" of previous highs and lows, where 90% are false breakouts;
Wait for the 4-hour line to retest EMA30 without breaking before entering, much more stable than chasing highs and cutting losses;
Withdraw the principal when profits exceed 15%, continue playing with profits, and sleep well at night.

Third is to execute strict discipline:
3% stop-loss must be as punctual as an alarm clock, don’t wait for “let’s see” to turn into deep entrapment;
When floating profits reach 10%, raise the stop-loss line to the cost price, letting profits fly on their own;
If weekly losses exceed 8%, stop immediately, the market always has opportunities, but if the capital is gone, it's truly gone.

Now this fan's account is stable at 7.5WU, and every time he reviews, he says: it was discipline that saved his life.

For small funds wanting to turn around, you must understand: the market specifically targets those eager to recover losses, the more anxious you are, the more likely you are to make mistakes; real opportunities to make big money come at most 1-2 times a month; living longer is 100 times more important than earning quickly — the path from 3000U to 3WU and the path from 3WU losing back to 3000U differ by one word: “urgency”.

Embedding the rules into your DNA is much more reliable than searching for dark horses every day. One person staring at the K-line guessing support levels is not as good as a team marking the key points in advance; holding on alone at the edge of liquidation is not as good as someone reminding you to “first close half the position”.
Don't fight alone anymore; we explore the direction, we control the risks, you just need to keep up with the rhythm. @大师兄说币 I’ve always been here, waiting for you to ride the waves together.

With this strategy, I helped a friend grow his funds from 4200U to 137,000U. More importantly, I helped him regain the courage to face candlestick charts.

In fact, I am not a master; I am just a survivor who has struggled out of countless liquidation events.

In the first half of 2024, I suffered heavy losses, turning a principal of 900,000 into nothing. I chased the market up and down every day, buying on every rebound, and my account fluctuated wildly with my emotions, leaving only 4200U in the end.

Staring at that number, I realized: blindly trial-and-error will only deplete the principal; I must change my strategy.

So, I cleared my watchlist, keeping only BTC and ETH as my targets, and set three iron rules for myself:

Follow the trend for swing trading, avoid consolidation, reversals, and oversold rebounds. The position for opening trades should not exceed 20%, with a strict stop-loss set at 3%, and automatic liquidation without manual modification.

I dared to increase my position on profitable trades (increasing by 5% for every 10% gain) but never averaged down on losing trades; I would liquidate immediately upon hitting the stop-loss.

In the initial stages, progress was slow, earning only 1800U in the first week, but with no drawdown. In the second week, ETH broke through the range, and after increasing my position, profits doubled to 9700U;

In the third week, I caught two major upward moves in BTC, and my account funds exceeded 30,000U.

By the 28th day, the total funds had reached 137,000U, with net profits multiplied by 30.

Throughout the process, I did not join any signal groups or listen to insider information; everything relied on position control, rhythm management, and technical analysis.

Some ask me about candlestick analysis techniques; actually, I only adhere to one point: the account funds have only one opportunity. Before opening a position, I must ask myself: "Can I continue after losing 3%?"

If yes, then I dare to place the order.

Turning the situation around is not based on luck, nor is it gambling. Too many people attempt to aggressively increase their positions to double their profits without considering the consequences of failure. I deeply understand the pain of account shrinkage and do not wish for anyone to fall into the vicious cycle of "wanting to turn around but losing more."

If you only have a small amount of principal left, don't panic, but be sure to be steady. The market opportunities are endless; what is lacking is someone who can protect their principal and wait for opportunities.

What you lack is not effort, but a set of stable survival rules. Are you worried about your account? Want to talk about stop-loss settings or swing trading? Feel free to contact me at @大师兄说币 ; my experience might help you avoid detours.

Who says you can only be a victim in the crypto world? Even a salted fish can turn its life around; how can a retail investor not have their moment of revenge?

The key difference is that the salted fish has completely given up struggling, while the retail investor just hasn't found a way to break through.

I have guided more than a dozen students, and over 70% have transformed from 'frequent liquidators' to 'profit masters'—some have lost everything, while others still persevered despite being heavily in debt, and now most can consistently reap rewards.

There is a young man who left a lasting impression on me. When he first came to me, he only had 2000 USDT left and was carrying 50,000 in debt.

He told me that in the past year, he had liquidated six times, and the most desperate time he even lost the money he had set aside for his parents' medical expenses. But what about now?

In just three months, 2000 USDT turned into 35,000, not only paying off most of his debts but also buying new appliances for his parents. His social media is filled with hope for life, captioned 'This is how the crypto world should be.'

There is also a retired aunt who, after learning the 'Swing Profit Technique,' operates with astonishing stability. She is not greedy, making a decisive exit after earning 3% to 6% each time. After a year, she never liquidated once, and by year-end, she calculated that 3000 USDT had rolled into over 20,000, even more than her husband who dances in the square and invests.

I never teach my students flashy techniques—no complicated indicator analysis, no high-risk guessing of tops and bottoms, just the most practical methods: using the safest strategies to earn money within probabilities, with the core being position control, discipline, and counteracting human nature.

Most people lose money not because they don’t know how to read the market, but because no one reminds them in a timely manner at critical moments. I strictly monitor my students' stop-loss lines, urging them to close positions as soon as the time comes.

Recently during the surge in SOL, a student entered the market with 2000 USDT. When it reached the target, he hesitated, thinking it could go higher.

I calculated for him: 'If you take profit now, you can earn 2500; being greedy might lead to a loss of 1000. What do you choose?' He gritted his teeth and closed the position, and the next day, it indeed corrected. He specifically messaged me to thank me for 'pulling him back.'

Don't fantasize about getting rich overnight by luck. There are plenty of opportunities in the crypto world; what is lacking are people who understand 'rhythm control'—knowing when to hold back, when to strike decisively, and when to retreat safely, these are far more useful than those complicated techniques.

The market remains unpredictable, and opportunities are fleeting. Whether to continue being the harvested retail investor or to learn profitable techniques from me is entirely up to your mindset.

If you don't have sufficient capital, in the market, don't rush around like a headless fly; stabilizing your position and advancing step by step is key.

I previously guided a friend who initially entered the market with only 500U. By using a steady strategy, he increased his capital to 35,000U in 40 days.

He didn't take shortcuts, but rather accumulated profits little by little, ultimately achieving considerable gains.

For friends with only around 1,000U in capital, stop dreaming about 'getting rich overnight.' In the market, those who are eager for quick success often taste a bit of sweetness first, only to be ruthlessly cut down later—there are too many lessons like this.

My friend was able to grow his 500U into stable profits and even bring those around him to participate; the secret is just two words—rhythm. Small capital cannot rely on all-in bets to turn things around; one must understand how to control positions and hit targets accurately.

I devised a four-step strategy for him, with each step involving repeated practice:

First step, position management, strictly adhere to the rules. Divide 500U into three portions: 150U, 150U, and 200U. For the first order, only use 150U, and do not use the remaining capital unless there is a clear signal. Avoid blindly bottom-fishing, adding positions, or stubbornly holding onto losing trades. At first, he resisted the urge to trade impulsively, relying on a strong awareness of capital protection.

Second step, closely monitor high win-rate opportunities and avoid choppy markets. Initially, he frequently opened positions during market consolidation, resulting in three stop-losses in three days. Later, he focused on the 4-hour candlestick chart and waited for the market to break out of the consolidation range before acting. For each market segment, he didn't aim to capture everything but made a profit of 5% - 7% and then stopped, accumulating small gains.

Third step, roll profits into new positions and strictly enforce stop-losses. After the first order of 150U made a profit, he invested the principal plus profits for the next order, gradually increasing his position while keeping risk manageable. He once captured an ETH rebound with rolled profits and made 2,000U in one order.

Fourth step, take profits and don’t get attached to the battlefield. When others shout 'the big market is here,' he closes positions according to his profit-taking line; when others chase high, he has already converted profits into stablecoins.

If small capital players are eager for quick success, they will open random orders and set random stop-losses, falling into a vicious cycle of increasing losses. Mastering the rhythm allows small capital to survive long-term and achieve stable profits.

To turn around, first learn to survive in the market. As for details like position ratios and high win-rate point judgments, those are the true skills that can help you avoid detours. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to me for a discussion.