Most people get liquidated not because they lack trading skills, but because they get the sequence wrong! Three notes to win at the poor man's game
Most people get liquidated not because they're bad at trading, but because they get the order wrong: from the start, all they can think about is winning. No one ever teaches them how to avoid losing first.
One of my biggest supporters took the three notes I gave him and grew 10,000 U to 230,000 U. Today, I'm sharing the complete playbook for this low-budget strategy with you.
Note One: Stop the bleeding—seal the leaks first. On the first day your 10,000 U arrives, allocate your funds properly: put 50% into spot, choosing only coins in the top 20 by market cap and excluding assets that could be ticking time bombs; move 30% into an arbitrage pool and transfer it to a cold wallet, never using it unless a specified signal appears; keep 20% as emergency funds in a hot wallet, and stick a note on your phone case reminding yourself not to trade impulsively. For seven days, do just one thing: kick the bad habit of going all in for good.
Note Two: Siphon profits—use the rules to make the exchange work for you. Once you've stopped the bleeding, remember this: price differences are profit, funding rates are interest, and volatility is a bonus. Print the rules in duplicate: stick one copy to your monitor and keep the other in your wallet:
If the spot price gap between two major platforms is 1.5% or more, take a screenshot and log it immediately; if the perpetual futures funding rate stays below -0.02% for 12 consecutive hours, trigger an alert; when both conditions are met, buy spot on Platform A and hedge by shorting on Platform B, steadily collecting the arbitrage gains. This strategy alone added 40,000 U to his account in 30 days.
Note Three: Set an ambush—be there for the crucial window when new coins launch. Once your account passes 50,000 U, unlock the third note: market makers fear nothing more than you seeing through their trading tactics. Newly launched coin futures contracts within their first 72 hours have thin order books and volatile wicks, creating brief windows of opportunity. The iron rule: use only 3x leverage, place limit orders in advance at the wick levels, and exit immediately after they fill—never get greedy and stay in the trade. During that TON rally, he used only 20% of his position, made an 87% return in 8 minutes, then shut down his device and walked away.
One last thing: stop asking everyone where the next 100x coin is. Ask yourself these three questions first: Have you mastered the ability to stop the bleeding? Do you dare to act on arbitrage opportunities? Are you ready to stick to the discipline of setting an ambush?
Get the sequence right, and the market is your ATM; get it backwards, and you'll become fuel for the market. Countless souls have been lost on the crypto trading path. Brother Hu only guides those who are meant to cross paths with him.
Most people get liquidated not because they're bad at trading, but because they get the order wrong: from the start, all they can think about is winning. No one ever teaches them how to avoid losing first.
One of my biggest supporters took the three notes I gave him and grew 10,000 U to 230,000 U. Today, I'm sharing the complete playbook for this low-budget strategy with you.
Note One: Stop the bleeding—seal the leaks first. On the first day your 10,000 U arrives, allocate your funds properly: put 50% into spot, choosing only coins in the top 20 by market cap and excluding assets that could be ticking time bombs; move 30% into an arbitrage pool and transfer it to a cold wallet, never using it unless a specified signal appears; keep 20% as emergency funds in a hot wallet, and stick a note on your phone case reminding yourself not to trade impulsively. For seven days, do just one thing: kick the bad habit of going all in for good.
Note Two: Siphon profits—use the rules to make the exchange work for you. Once you've stopped the bleeding, remember this: price differences are profit, funding rates are interest, and volatility is a bonus. Print the rules in duplicate: stick one copy to your monitor and keep the other in your wallet:
If the spot price gap between two major platforms is 1.5% or more, take a screenshot and log it immediately; if the perpetual futures funding rate stays below -0.02% for 12 consecutive hours, trigger an alert; when both conditions are met, buy spot on Platform A and hedge by shorting on Platform B, steadily collecting the arbitrage gains. This strategy alone added 40,000 U to his account in 30 days.
Note Three: Set an ambush—be there for the crucial window when new coins launch. Once your account passes 50,000 U, unlock the third note: market makers fear nothing more than you seeing through their trading tactics. Newly launched coin futures contracts within their first 72 hours have thin order books and volatile wicks, creating brief windows of opportunity. The iron rule: use only 3x leverage, place limit orders in advance at the wick levels, and exit immediately after they fill—never get greedy and stay in the trade. During that TON rally, he used only 20% of his position, made an 87% return in 8 minutes, then shut down his device and walked away.
One last thing: stop asking everyone where the next 100x coin is. Ask yourself these three questions first: Have you mastered the ability to stop the bleeding? Do you dare to act on arbitrage opportunities? Are you ready to stick to the discipline of setting an ambush?
Get the sequence right, and the market is your ATM; get it backwards, and you'll become fuel for the market. Countless souls have been lost on the crypto trading path. Brother Hu only guides those who are meant to cross paths with him.