This has never been about luck; it's all about position management and rolling over—these are what pulled me back from the brink of liquidation and helped me fully understand the survival rules in the crypto world.
I've seen too many old investors delete their software after blowing up their accounts, and newcomers cry after being washed out by the market. I was once one of them.
My account of 20,000 U was wiped out overnight, leaving only 800 U. I stared at the K-line until dawn and finally gritted my teeth to decide: to earn the money back using the safest method!
In the first round, it rolled to 3,200 U. I only made trend trades, never exceeding 30% of my position, and my stop-loss line was set rigidly.
Some people laugh at me for being too conservative, but I know: to win, you must first survive. For every profit, I withdraw half and save it, slowly building my account like stacking bricks.
After reaching 3200U, I used 'layered position increase' to push to 28000U. While others chase the rise with full positions, I prefer to wait for a pullback to confirm support.
I only increase my position with the profit part. Watching those who chase the peak get liquidated, I steadily enjoy the full market; this sense of security far outweighs luck.
Finally reaching 320000U, I have come up with the 'three段仓位心法': dividing funds into base positions, defensive positions, and explosive positions.
Don't chase the rise, add positions on the decline, and reduce half to lock in profits when earnings exceed 20%. In three months, I transformed from being 'cut as chives' to someone others ask for experience.
There are always people asking 'how to roll over positions without dying'. I only say: don't be greedy for overnight riches, first learn not to blow up overnight. If you are currently confused by losses, don't gamble randomly — staying alive allows for a comeback.
Most people are stuck in a vicious cycle; it's not about lack of effort, but the absence of a guiding light. The market is often present, but opportunities do not wait for anyone — follow the right people.
