Temporary losses do not necessarily mean true losers. From a living expense of 3000 yuan to a 20 million account, I relied on an anti-instinct rolling discipline to carve out a path less traveled.
Many people think that grassroots counterattacks rely on luck, but I started with debt, entered the crypto world with 3000 yuan in capital, and now my account has surpassed 20 million.
What I relied on was not a gambler's mentality, but a set of rolling discipline rules. By enduring tests that most people find difficult to bear, I seized the opportunities that would otherwise slip away.
Phase 1: Initial Trial with Small Funds (Starting with 300U)
When I first entered the market, I saw many anxious individuals betting “5000 yuan to win millions,” most of whom went to zero in three days. I took the opposite approach, using 100U to explore, strictly adhering to three iron rules:
#AIA Withdraw principal at an 80% increase, keep profits rolling; decisively cut losses at a 30% drop, never harboring false hopes; if I achieve three consecutive wins, I would forcibly stop, even if the market is enticing, giving myself a 24-hour cooling-off period.
With this calm and collected mentality, 100U gradually rolled into 583U, smoothly passing through the novice phase.
Phase 2: Structured Layout After 1000U
Once my funds surpassed a thousand, I no longer placed all bets on a single outcome but instead built a defense network by diversifying:
Lightning War: Focused on the 16:00 and 20:00 entry points of European and American institutions, taking short-term spikes on BTC/ETH, exiting at a 2% rebound; Ambush Position: 30% of funds waiting for new coins on Coinbase,
researching and planning in advance, selling within half an hour of the opening; Nuclear Strategy: 2 to 3 times a year, combining macro data with on-chain trends, aiming for opportunities exceeding 300%.
Phase 3: Keeping the Wealth Code of Ten Million
I have seen too many people earn and then lose, with three main reasons for failure. I rely on three strategies to avoid pitfalls:
Stop-loss Review: Writing notes for each stop-loss, posting warnings on the wall; Profit Locking: With every 50% increase, withdraw 25% to a cold wallet; Time Control: Use a backup device to limit trading hours, staying away from impulsiveness.
I have walked this road for many years; the challenge is not finding opportunities to make money, but having the patience to maintain discipline.
Those who reach the finish line are not necessarily the fastest runners, but those who walk the steadiest. Are you willing to follow?