Last year, Cheng Ge took over a “dumbest” trainee—he couldn’t even understand the candlestick chart. $SNDK
But with a set of rigid methods pushed to the extreme, this person still managed to turn 6000U into 170,000 in just three months.
You might think he had some magical indicators or insider info. No—none of that. He relied on a “five-step grind” method. $VELVET
Step one: split 6000U into 60 portions.
For each single trade, he only risks 100U—no matter what, he doesn’t open more. People mocked him for being timid, but he kept laughing last. After each win, he uses an add-on formula to push forward. $ONG
Step two: focus on only one signal.
On the 1-hour chart, when 7 lines cross above the 21 line, and then on the 4-hour chart the MACD turns red while below the zero line, he opens the trade immediately. His win rate is so high that he himself doesn’t even dare to believe it.
Step three: execute take-profit and stop-loss in a “deranged” manner.
At the exact moment he enters, he places orders right away: a 1% inverse stop-loss and a 3% take-profit, while also timing it with a stopwatch.
While others are still manually overthinking, his outcome is already locked in.
Step four: use compounding to roll a snowball.
When he wins the first time, he reinvests half of the principal and profits; when he wins the second time, he bets only 2% of the total funds. It looks conservative, but the result explodes like a nuclear blast. The last step is to memorize the “forbidden time schedule” by heart.
He doesn’t touch anything around the time of the Non-Farm Payroll data. He doesn’t trade on Friday nights from 8 to 10. He only places trades between 1:00 and 3:00 in the early morning.
You ask why? Because these are lessons he paid for with blood—those time windows are the graveyards of retail traders.
This approach sounds ridiculously “dumb,” but somehow some people use it to multiply their money dozens of times.
Why? Because the market punishes people with itchy hands—it’s a battle of mindset. Those who understand can turn themselves around step by step.
Those who don’t will always die inside their fantasies. Don’t envy others’ sudden wealth.
Whether you can roll 6000U into 170,000 depends on whether you can be “dumb to the extreme.”
The road in the crypto world is long. Those who make it to the end are often not the fastest ones, but the ones who stay the most steady.
If you’re still confused, feel free to come chat. I’ve always been here. If you want to improve, I’ll go with you and move forward together.
But with a set of rigid methods pushed to the extreme, this person still managed to turn 6000U into 170,000 in just three months.
You might think he had some magical indicators or insider info. No—none of that. He relied on a “five-step grind” method. $VELVET
Step one: split 6000U into 60 portions.
For each single trade, he only risks 100U—no matter what, he doesn’t open more. People mocked him for being timid, but he kept laughing last. After each win, he uses an add-on formula to push forward. $ONG
Step two: focus on only one signal.
On the 1-hour chart, when 7 lines cross above the 21 line, and then on the 4-hour chart the MACD turns red while below the zero line, he opens the trade immediately. His win rate is so high that he himself doesn’t even dare to believe it.
Step three: execute take-profit and stop-loss in a “deranged” manner.
At the exact moment he enters, he places orders right away: a 1% inverse stop-loss and a 3% take-profit, while also timing it with a stopwatch.
While others are still manually overthinking, his outcome is already locked in.
Step four: use compounding to roll a snowball.
When he wins the first time, he reinvests half of the principal and profits; when he wins the second time, he bets only 2% of the total funds. It looks conservative, but the result explodes like a nuclear blast. The last step is to memorize the “forbidden time schedule” by heart.
He doesn’t touch anything around the time of the Non-Farm Payroll data. He doesn’t trade on Friday nights from 8 to 10. He only places trades between 1:00 and 3:00 in the early morning.
You ask why? Because these are lessons he paid for with blood—those time windows are the graveyards of retail traders.
This approach sounds ridiculously “dumb,” but somehow some people use it to multiply their money dozens of times.
Why? Because the market punishes people with itchy hands—it’s a battle of mindset. Those who understand can turn themselves around step by step.
Those who don’t will always die inside their fantasies. Don’t envy others’ sudden wealth.
Whether you can roll 6000U into 170,000 depends on whether you can be “dumb to the extreme.”
The road in the crypto world is long. Those who make it to the end are often not the fastest ones, but the ones who stay the most steady.
If you’re still confused, feel free to come chat. I’ve always been here. If you want to improve, I’ll go with you and move forward together.
