分析师元总

He is just an ordinary worker with 700U on hand, wanting to try the cryptocurrency market. As a result, after working with me for 14 days, his account grew to 4120U.

It's not luck, nor is it relying on the luck of shorting; I simply guided him to make two trades a day, operating steadily, step by step profiting from the market. Now his account balance is surprisingly more than his six months' salary.

In the end, those who can truly get rich are not relying on luck, but on a solid set of principles.

Here are three tricks. With these three strategies, I helped him roll from 700U to 4120U and have also assisted many others in turning their fortunes around.

Do you want to know how to achieve this?

First trick: Buy low during mistakes + Heavy counter-trade.

We never chase highs or panic sell, but rather look for those cryptocurrencies that have been mistakenly sold off by the main players.

We set a 5% trial position in advance, and once a confirmed price surge occurs, we heavily invest 30%, waiting to capitalize on that wave of rising prices!

This is one operation, but it doesn't equal good luck: it's a planned counterattack.

Second trick: Position rotation + Gradually taking profits.

I never take people to gamble their lives; I only teach you how to 'roll' up. The capital is divided into three parts:

One part follows the main upward trend.

One part is for arbitrage trading.

One part is for pullback compensation.

It may seem slow, but it’s actually faster than you think! Slowly rolling is the correct way to steadily make progress.

Third trick: Discipline! Discipline! Discipline!

Without discipline, any operation is pointless. Set stop-loss points, take profit in batches; you need to have a plan to enter the market and also a plan to exit. The rest, just let the market take its course.

Many people in the cryptocurrency market trade daily, losing on every trade. However, we make two trades a day, each trade steady as if they are just points; following the rhythm, profits will come.

If you’ve ever been liquidated and want to turn your fortunes around,

If you don’t understand the technology but still feel unwilling to give up,

If you have capital but don’t know how to operate, I am your 'lifesaver' in this market.

I’m not painting a pie in the sky, nor am I asking you to follow blindly. What I teach are practical strategies, guiding you to really make trades. There are fans who once lost 400K, studied with me for 2 months, and ended up earning it back.

This market doesn’t wait for anyone; if you miss it, you may have to continue working for rent and bowing for life. Meanwhile, my students have already changed their lives:

Some have bought new phones.

Some have cleared their debts.

Some are preparing to quit their jobs and directly pursue side businesses.

One day in the cryptocurrency market is worth half a year in reality. While you’re still observing, others are already getting on board. Don’t wait until the market passes to regret it.

The night before last, I urged fans to sell their $ZEC positions and decisively buy $BTC

Over six thousand USD, cleanly secured, fans who followed directly flipped their positions

Now looking at this trend, I just want to say:

Those who followed are laughing awake, while those who missed it are probably already slapping their thighs

The market is quiet but still able to profit

In the past six months, I have helped dozens of friends who once wanted to delete the app due to losses—from a base of $300, $1000, and even $500, step by step bringing them out of the mire of losses.

People often ask, "How did you manage to do it?"

I only tell them one answer: Don't chase the rise, don't go all in, don't fantasize about getting rich overnight, follow the rhythm and trade slowly, and the money will naturally come to you.

I remember a guy who added me when his account had only $680 left. He told me he had lost more than $20,000, and when he looked at his position records, his hands were shaking, he could hardly hold on.

I asked him: Do you still want to continue?

He said: Yes, but I'm afraid of losing everything again.

I told him: Don’t think about doubling your money yet, just follow me and make three absolutely correct trades.

He gritted his teeth and did it. Six months later, looking back, his account had increased by six times. Now he not only stabilizes his profits but also actively introduces fellow traders to me.

Do you think these people relied on luck to increase their capital?

Not at all. They were able to get back on track because they followed the right rhythm, and more importantly, they found the right person to guide them.

I never make calls for trades, nor do I play the role of an after-the-fact commentator. Those who follow me know that I only provide three things: a clear rhythm, defined entry points, and strict position control. There are no exceptions; everyone follows this process.

The current market is moving quickly. Those who are making profits have already secured their earnings, while those who are losing are still staring at the K-line, fantasizing about a rebound.

And you? Are you still stubbornly holding on to losses? You are clearer than anyone else that what you lack is not luck, but a guide who can help you turn things around.

I don't say too many pretty words, but one thing you must understand: their ability to recover is centered on two words: execution.

However, I have three types of people I won't accept: those who are greedy, those who love to gamble, and those who are too lazy to learn.

The market rhythm continues, and the next batch of people who will increase their capital will soon emerge.

If you also want to stand firm in the cycle of bull and bear markets, allowing your profits to slowly rise and escape the repeated torment of emotional trading,

Welcome to join us. Long-term stable profits cannot be separated from professional strategies and the accumulation of practical experience.

Whether you come or not depends on whether you want to give yourself a chance to turn things around.

Follow @分析师元总 to learn and trade together.

Many fans are asking: How do you turn a few thousand U into a hundred thousand?

I have truly walked this path.

Once my account only had seven thousand, and I was about to give up, but I gritted my teeth and converted everything to 1000U, which was equivalent to putting all my assets on the line.

But I didn’t dare to go all in; I only started with 200U to test the waters, focusing on the most active coins of the day, taking profits when I doubled and cutting losses directly if I lost 50U. In this way, I accumulated step by step.

The hardest part is actually controlling my mindset.

Every time I made over a thousand U, I forced myself to stop for a day, even if my hands itched, I would absolutely not make random trades.

Greed is the biggest enemy; this trick has saved me more than once.

When my capital became substantial, I began to implement the "three-part method" of fund allocation:

One part for short-term sniping, running at the first sign of profit.

One part for regular investments following the trend, never letting emotions lead me.

The remaining part is held back, waiting for the right moment when the big market comes.

Before each order, I always write down the stop-loss and take-profit prices in my memo.

Those who have no plan and blindly follow the trend will ultimately lose everything due to emotional control issues.

Contract trading does not have the magic of "guaranteed profits"; it will only amplify your judgment, whether right or wrong.

Therefore, I established four iron rules that I never break:

Never go all in.

Always set a stop-loss for each order.

A maximum of three orders a day.

Take out a portion of profits, securing some gains first.

Many people make money by luck, but in the end, they lose everything due to greed.

The core reason I was able to move from 1000U to now is: be decisive in taking action, but strictly restrain myself.

The coins can be changed, but the trading discipline must never be lost.

From being heavily in debt to having over 20 million in the account, achieved with just 4000 and a set of aggressive rolling strategies.

Back then, I only had 3000 left in my pocket, and the debt was almost suffocating. I watched others making money hand over fist while I could only see opportunities slipping away in the market.

At that time, I decided to give it a shot, but not with high risks; instead, I focused on gradually rolling my assets and building steadily, breaking free from the rigid mindset of speculative trading.

Stage One: Breakthrough with Small Capital (starting from 300U)

Many people start out thinking "I can turn 5000 into 100,000," and end up losing everything in a few days.

I did the opposite, starting with 100U as trial capital, adhering to two strict rules:

Withdraw the principal immediately when it rises by 80%, leaving myself with survival funds.

Cut losses decisively when it drops by 30%, never hesitate on stop-loss.

Stop after three consecutive wins, then calm down and take a 24-hour break. In this stage, discipline is far more important than technical skills.

From 100U to 180U, then to 324U, 583U; then I paused and patiently waited for opportunities.

Stage Two: Multi-dimensional Harvest After 1000U

After breaking through 1000U, I divided the funds into three parts:

Lightning War: Focused on the entry periods of European and American institutions, capturing the short-term fluctuations of BTC/ETH, and running away after a 2% rebound.

Ambush Position: Reserve 30% of funds each month to stealthily invest in new coins, selling them immediately upon listing.

Nuclear Weapon: These big moves are my last resort strategies, combined with major macro events, specifically used to capture significant market fluctuations.

These strategies, along with a calm mindset and a keen market sense, are key to steadily growing from a few hundred U to thousands or tens of thousands.

Stage Three: Protecting Wealth is the Real Victory

Most people, after earning millions or tens of millions, fail to keep it and end up losing it back. I used three strategies to protect my wealth:

Stop-Loss Ritual: Every time I take a loss, I write a review, pin it on the wall, and remind myself why I lost.

Withdrawal Freeze Technique: Once profits exceed 50%, I immediately withdraw 25% to a cold wallet, locking in part of the profits to avoid a psychological breakdown.

Time Lock: Set mandatory trading times to prevent myself from making meaningless trades, forcing myself to calm down.

If your capital is less than 10,000U, you can follow the "barbaric growth" strategy steadily, don't be afraid of going slow.

But if you're stuck between 10,000 and 100,000, you need to upgrade your mindset and discipline, don’t play with new tricks aimlessly.

Taking steady steps, every trade is much more important than shouting "get rich quick."

You can do it too, as long as you are determined and have strong execution.

A few days ago in the middle of the night, I was feeling drowsy and getting ready to sleep when my phone kept vibrating. I opened it to find my old friend sending over a dozen voice messages, and I was completely panicked.

"Bro, I just withdrew 800,000 U to exchange for RMB, and it was credited to my bank card in less than two hours, but the bank suddenly notified me that off-counter transactions are suspended.

My card is frozen... What should I do? I’m even afraid to check my balance right now.

In that moment, I felt his heart sink.

Can you imagine that feeling? Watching the market so closely that your eyes are red, staying up late until you start losing hair, and the market didn’t kill him, but he ends up dead at the last step of withdrawing funds.

Honestly, it’s more painful than a liquidation.

Many people trading cryptocurrencies only focus on K-line fluctuations, they’re thrilled when prices go up and panicked when they go down, thinking that if they survive the volatility, they’ve made it.

Little do they know, the biggest pitfall in the crypto world is never in the market itself, but when you try to transfer your money out.

The money isn’t yours until it’s in your bank card.

The reason for the issues isn’t complicated, it’s just "fund contamination."

You think the counterparty is trading normally, but they might be using dirty money or scammed funds to buy U. That money flows to you looking clean, but once the upstream gets exposed, you’ll be implicated too.

Once your account is locked, regardless of whether you’re innocent or not, you have to explain yourself to the bank and the police for a long time.

It’s not illegal, it’s just so troublesome that you start to doubt your life.

In recent years, I’ve seen too many people getting their cards frozen, having their transaction history checked, and feeling completely lost. I’ll say something blunt:

What you earn isn’t money, it’s risk.

That’s why I’m particularly cautious about withdrawing money, I’m annoyingly verbose, but it really works.

Remember a few practical details that are worth more than any technical indicators:

Don’t use your regular salary card or living expenses card to receive U, get a separate "crypto card"; if it gets frozen, at least it won’t affect your ability to eat and drink.

Don’t be greedy for a few cents difference and trade with certain new OTC accounts; find established merchants, at least their transaction history is clean.

For large amounts, break it down into batches; don’t do it all at once, it’s safer during the day; don’t transfer immediately once it arrives, let it sit for two or three days to observe.

Write "consultation fee" as the transfer note; normal terms like service fee, don’t write nonsense.

For many people, the most exciting moment after making money is seeing the numbers in their account grow.

But the truly mature person is the one who can finally relax when they see the money smoothly deposited into their bank card.

Someone asked me if I’m willing to take on newcomers.

I still say:

In the past, we were all stumbling around in the darkness of the crypto world, now the light is in my hands, and it’s always shining.

Are you in or not?

At two o'clock in the morning, my friend from Jiangxi sent me an urgent voice message, sounding very anxious:

"Bro, I opened a long position with 10 times leverage on my full account of 10,000 U, and after just a 3% retracement, the money is gone. What happened?"

I looked at his trading record—9,500 U was fully invested, and there was no stop-loss at all. The result is predictable; after a small retracement, he was completely wiped out.

Everyone, don't make this mistake!

Many people think "full position = can hold on", but the result is that most people die faster when using full positions.

The key to a full position liquidation

Is not leverage, but the "weight" of the position. For example:

Suppose you have an account with 1,000 U:

If you use 900 U to open a position with 10 times leverage, a 5% reverse market fluctuation will directly zero out your account.

But if you use 100 U to open 10 times leverage, it will only be liquidated if the market reverses by 50%.

My friend made a fatal mistake: he invested 95% of his funds with 10 times leverage, and even a slight retracement wiped him out.

So how can I use a full position and still steadily double it?

Single trades should not exceed 20% of total funds.

For example, with an account of 10,000 U, the maximum position to open is 2,000 U. Even if the market reverses by 10%, you will only lose 200 U. This way, even if you get the direction wrong, your principal won’t be severely harmed, and you can recover at any time.

Single losses must not exceed 3%.

For example, with a position of 2,000 U opened with 10 times leverage, set a stop-loss at 1.5%, which means you stop-loss at a loss of 300 U. With this risk control, you won't fear making several wrong calls.

Do not open positions in choppy markets, and do not add to profits.

Do not trade before a clear trend breakthrough; once you have opened a position, never chase after price rises or falls to avoid emotional interference.

The true use of a full position is to leave room for error in volatility, not to gamble. Ensure that risk control is in place each time, making full positions a tool for steady profit.

Just like a fan, who previously experienced several liquidations in a month, later followed these three rules and rolled from 5,000 U to 8,000 U in three months.

He said: "I used to think that a full position was about risking everything, but now I understand that reasonably controlling a full position can actually help you live more steadily."

The most important thing in the crypto world is not who makes money the fastest, but who lives the longest.

If you want to accurately grasp the rebound rhythm with me, avoid blindly guessing the market, and prevent falling into the fate of being a "retail investor," feel free to reach out to me!

I will help you analyze market dynamics, find the best entry points, and seize every opportunity in the fluctuations.

Sometimes, you have to stop and think, don't let the impulse to 'earn' ruin all your opportunities.

Today I want to talk to everyone about some of the most important practical rules in contract trading.

These methods I have summarized from repeated losses, filled with lessons and experiences.

The first rule, once you make a profit, lock it in.

Don't think that just because you've made a bit, you can 'wait a little longer.' Once the market starts to reverse, the previous profits can evaporate in an instant.

So, if you make more than 10%, you need to set a protection line immediately: if it drops back to the buying price, regardless of the reason, decisively liquidate.

To be more aggressive, if you make more than 20%, you should at least protect 10% of your profit before considering selling.

30%? Then you need to hold the bottom line at 15%.

This way, even if you can't accurately grasp the high point, you can steadily accumulate your profits instead of watching all your earnings disappear.

The second rule, if you lose money, decisively cut losses without hesitation.

If you lose, cut your losses; this is a hard rule.

I set my stop-loss point at 15%, no matter what, if it reaches this point, I will decisively exit.

Don't think about waiting a little longer, maybe it will rebound; once a loss occurs, it means this trade has failed, and you must accept the cost of failure.

Stop-loss must be set before each trade; this is not about fearing loss, but about protecting your capital and avoiding bigger losses.

The third rule, if the coin you sold drops, buy it back at the original price.

If the coin you sold drops and you are optimistic about it, buy it back at the original price.

By doing this, your coin quantity remains unchanged, and the difference in funds you hold can also increase.

If it hasn't dropped much after selling, and you missed the opportunity to buy back in time, then there's nothing you can do; don't dwell on it: you missed it, then consider whether to buy back.

The charm of contracts lies in their volatility; missing out is missing out, don’t dwell on it.

There are no absolute rises or falls in the market, only relative opportunities.

If you can't do these things, then you are actually trading based on luck.

Remember, don't stubbornly stick to the highest and lowest prices for buying and selling; hold your own rules, and your operations will be more stable.

If you haven't embarked on this path yet, or if you are always losing and losing your way, don't worry; if you want to learn more contract skills, come find me.

The real way to make money is to steadily follow the rules, not simply chasing after rises and falls.

Many people think that trading cryptocurrencies is just a matter of luck and short-term speculation to get rich quickly, but they end up losing everything in the process.

Let me tell you, trading cryptocurrencies is not a game; it is serious work.

If you really want to survive in this market, learn these key points to ensure you take fewer detours.

1. Place orders only after 9 PM.

The market is volatile during the day, with too much news and misleading signals that can easily lead you astray.

After several painful lessons, I now basically wait until after 9 PM to place orders: by this time, most market news has been digested, and the candlestick patterns are much clearer, with a more definite direction.

2. Take profits immediately.

In the crypto world, the most feared word is “greed.”

If you make 1000U, withdraw 300U immediately, and let the rest follow the trend.

Many people pursue fivefold or tenfold profits, but the corrections come quickly and harshly, leaving them with nothing.

Remember, what you’ve earned is truly what you’ve earned.

3. Look at indicators, don’t rely on feelings.

Entering based on feelings will lead to liquidation 99% of the time!

Install TradingView on your phone, and always check the MACD, RSI, and Bollinger Bands indicators before placing an order.

Only consider entering the market if at least two indicators agree in direction.

4. Move your stop-loss up as the price rises.

If you’re monitoring the market, you should promptly move your stop-loss up when the price increases. For example, if you buy at 1000U and it rises to 1100U, move your stop-loss to 1050U to ensure you can retain some profit if it falls back.

If you can’t monitor the market, set a hard stop-loss at 3% to avoid sudden crashes.

5. Have a withdrawal plan for your profits.

The crypto market is a “rapidly changing” environment; the numbers in your account do not always represent real wealth.

For every profit, I withdraw 30%-50% immediately, and continue to earn with the rest.

Taking profits is the real stability.

6. Analyzing candlesticks requires skill, not random clicks.

Candlestick patterns aren’t just about looking good; you need to find the right rhythm.

For short-term trading, look at the 1-hour chart, and only consider going long if there are two consecutive bullish candles.

During sideways fluctuations, check the 4-hour chart and enter close to support levels; don’t blindly catch falling knives.

Remember: never borrow money to trade cryptocurrencies.

The crypto world is not suitable for those who are “eager for quick success,” but for those who can control their own pace.

If you think these words make sense, you might as well give it a try.

If you want to know more operational skills, remember to come chat with me, and let’s walk this path steadily together.

Can you imagine? I once sat in front of the screen, watching my account drop from several million to only 30,000 USDT, gone overnight.

At that time, I was really on the verge of collapse, as if the whole world was falling apart.

But it was precisely at that moment that I suddenly realized: instead of seeking a miraculous comeback, surviving first gives you a chance.

I stopped thinking about making a fortune in one trade, and instead decided to take steady steps, ensuring that every trade was solid and reliable.

So I began rolling my funds, not chasing trends, not gambling on luck, setting rules for myself: never exceed 10% of my total position on each trade, cut losses at 150, and anyone who advised me to wait would be blocked.

Every time I made a profit, I would withdraw the principal immediately, and continue rolling the rest.

In this way, I slowly rolled my 30,000 USDT up to 1.57 million, as steady as a rock.

How was I able to do this? You might think it's luck.

But it's actually not. I was steady, not chaotic, not anxious, not greedy; when I made money, I ran, and when I lost, I cut losses, strictly following the rules.

For example, during the ETH rebound at that time, I made 900 USDT from the first wave, added 1,350 USDT, and continued to steadily increase my position, using profits to drive each step without touching the principal.

This way, even if the market eventually crashes, I'm not afraid; at most, I would lose some profits.

What I fear most is that mindset of "run when you make money, and leave when it pulls back," resulting in consistently small profits.

The key is to take profits.

I had previously experienced the FTX explosion, standing on 370,000 USDT unwilling to leave, and ended up falling back to 120,000 USDT in one day; that feeling was worse than being liquidated.

Now I’ve learned to be smart; I move my stop-loss up by 12% every time it rises by 15%, and as soon as the trend breaks, I run.

In the crypto world, emotions are never rewarded.

It only rewards those who are disciplined and can execute the rules.

If you are still thinking that the next trade can turn things around, then you will always be the "next liquidated trader" in the market.

I was able to survive because I learned to control my emotions, adhere to the rules, and steadily move forward with execution.

If you are currently like I was, with only 30,000 USDT left and feeling like you can never turn it around, don’t panic.

Just as I said: as long as you can keep yourself steady and not mess around, the market can provide you with opportunities at any time.

Do you want to learn?

I will help you steadily turn things around, follow the rhythm, and you won’t need to blindly gamble; profits will naturally roll in.

If you are interested, come find me, and let’s walk together. I believe that as long as you are willing, turning things around will no longer be a dream.

After losing 3 million, how did he turn 3500U into over 40,000?

Last year's bear market, that fan was almost crushed, with his account dropping from a peak loss of over 3 million to just 3500U, directly clearing out his social circle. His family didn't understand, and his friends avoided him. In that state, many people couldn't hang on.

But one day, I said to him: Losing more is just the beginning; holding on for dear life is the end.

At that moment, he suddenly became clear-headed and decided to try again.

With only 3500U left, it was truly his last line of defense.

But this time, he wasn't gambling with his life anymore; he just wanted to steadily make a comeback and see if he could pull through.

Rolling over his account, he didn't gamble on luck, didn't increase his positions recklessly, and didn't bet on miraculous trades; he followed the rhythm step by step.

He split the 3500U into two parts: one for defense and one for offense, only engaging in trends he understood.

Every trade aiming for a 5%–10% gain before exiting; he would cut losses immediately, never dragging his feet, and if he was wrong, he would exit without holding onto losing positions.

In the first week, he achieved 5200, and in the second week, 8600.

By the sixth week, his account had already reached over 40,000.

When he messaged me, it wasn't because he was excited about the money he made, but because he had finally crawled out of the deep pit.

I clearly saw this operation: it wasn't about luck; he genuinely corrected all of his previous mistakes.

No more being reckless, no more greed, no more impatience; every trade followed the rhythm, and if he was wrong, he would exit without letting emotions interfere.

So, can small funds make a comeback?

I directly used his example to counter: Yes, but you have to truly change.

Making a comeback has never been about shouting slogans, but truly taking trading seriously.

Once the rhythm stabilizes, the funds naturally grow.

There are opportunities every day; the key is whether you still want to turn things around?

Can 500U turn around? As long as you have the right rolling warehouse rhythm

Recently, the market has been like a roller coaster. Do you feel like you are being tossed around by the行情 every day?

Many people ask me if 500U can turn around?

I laughed. Turning around has never been about the size of the principal, but whether you can stabilize the rhythm and roll in the right direction.

So how did we build from 130,000 U?

It’s not based on luck, but on these three rhythmic rules. Want to replicate? Remember these three points.

First, don’t mess around in a volatile market.

A volatile market is like entering a dead end; fighting hard = looking for death.

You need to focus on the real directional and volumetric行情 starting points.

When the trend comes, don’t hesitate; just dive in.

We placed orders a day before BTC broke out. When the market surged, we directly profited.

Second, the timing for increasing positions is wrong for 90% of people.

I never go all in from the start; I only put in 5% for the first order, and then increase my position after making a floating profit.

Only when the floating profit exceeds 50% do I gradually add to my position.

Many people increase their positions when they are losing and run away when they are gaining. This rhythm is doomed to fail.

The core of rolling warehouse is not speed, but stability.

Don’t let emotions control your positions; make each step precise.

Third, take profits, but don’t be rigid.

I use a three-stage profit-taking method:

Lock in some profits in the early stage,

Protect costs in the mid-stage,

Let profits run freely in the later stage.

Understanding how to leave positions naturally allows the trend to earn for you.

Rolling warehouse is actually dancing on the edge of a knife; one misstep could lead you into a deep pit. But if you get the rhythm right,

Even with just 500U, you can work your way up to a position that others can’t understand.

I’m not boasting about this method; every step has been summarized through practical experience.

The market is still fluctuating, and now is a great time to work hard.

I recently organized a rolling warehouse process chart. If you want to learn, feel free to chat with me.

Stop relying on luck. Really, methods are the way to go.

Brothers playing contracts, read this carefully; it might save your life.

Do you often find that when you open a position, it goes against you?

Just as you hit the stop loss, it skyrockets; as soon as you close, the market takes off?

Clearly, you were right about the direction, yet in the end, you lost everything?

To put it bluntly—it's not that you have bad luck, it's that you've been harvested by the rules.

Many people think contracts are about buying coins; in fact, you're signing a betting agreement.

The exchange is the dealer, and you are the gambler; the profits are all from others' losses, and the losses are entirely consumed by others.

Do you still naively think that funding rates are a minor issue?

When rates skyrocket several times in a row, such as always being positive, the exchange is actually signaling “longs to enter,” and then turns around to harvest you completely.

You still foolishly stand in the long camp giving away money, losing terribly.

Let's talk about the liquidation price; do you think you need to drop 10% with 10x leverage to get liquidated?

Don't be silly; the liquidation price has been dangerously close for a long time. The fees are terrifying, and liquidation isn't due to a volatile market; it's the exchange taking action early to clean you out completely.

The most ridiculous thing is leverage; many think that using high leverage can make them a lot of money.

In fact, what you're amplifying are fees, risks, and pressure; the exchange collects your fees and funding rates after your **“multiple.”**

After a series of moves, you earn nothing and lose ten times faster than in spot trading.

As for rolling positions, I've seen too many people use all their profits to press a new position.

When the market reverses, all profits are gone, and there's not even a principal left.

When rolling positions, you must leave an escape route; press half the profits and keep the other half for survival.

Stop saying “I got targeted and blown up again.”

You haven't grasped the underlying rules of this game at all.

How to win?

I'm not a genius, just someone who's been playing contracts longer, stepping into many traps, and managing to survive.

If you want to turn things around, stop thinking about getting rich quickly.

First, understand the game rules clearly; otherwise, you will always be the market's fodder.

Stop using your own money to buy lessons. Really, that's enough.

Why do contracts blow up every day, yet so many people still play?

To be honest, most people do not understand how to play contracts. Contracts are not gambling; those who truly know how to play understand that its essence is risk hedging.

The profits you earn do not come from luck, but from others blowing up their accounts and giving it to you.

Real experts spend 70% of their time waiting, not acting lightly; when they do act, they aim for precise harvesting, while you are rolling around every day.

To win in contracts, the key is two words: anti-human nature!

You must stay calm when others panic.

You must be cautious when others are greedy.

Strict stop-loss, with losses not exceeding 5%.

But once you are in profit, you must run faster than anyone else, at least doubling your stop-loss. Don't wait until the market reverses to panic.

Many people do not understand and think contracts are just gambling: but the real problem is that your account blows up because you are 'gambling,' not 'trading.'

If you are still relying on feelings to make trades, it is advisable to rest early and not stay up late; dreams can contain anything.

Those who truly know how to handle contracts understand how to control risks, manage rhythm, and seize opportunities.

Stop being a gambler; by doing the opposite of human nature, contracts can bring you profits.

I lost 3 million in the cryptocurrency market, this is true, not a story to attract attention.

That year during the bear market, the entire market felt like a black hole, I watched my account shrink day by day, feeling like I was about to be swallowed.

I didn’t even dare to post in my social circles, my family advised me to give up, and friends began to distance themselves from me.

During that time, I was almost on the verge of collapse, truly unable to hold on, feeling like there was no hope left.

But in despair, I came across a saying: Losing more is just the beginning, holding on is the end.

At that moment, it was like suddenly being awakened. I told myself - even if there is only a little principal left, I must try again.

At that time, my account only had 3500U left, and I decided not to gamble anymore.

Half defense, half offense, every trade aimed at that small profit.

If I can cut losses, I will cut losses, never dragging my feet, decisively executing every step.

In the first week, I made a little back; in the second week, I made a little more back.

Bit by bit, it rolled up to over 40,000.

There was no overnight wealth, it was all about persistent effort and rhythm.

You ask me how I turned it around?

Not talent, not insider information, just two words: rhythm.

Looking back now, the cryptocurrency market has never lacked opportunities; what’s lacking is someone who can understand the market and also control themselves.

Stop fantasizing about some miraculous trades doubling.

If you can control your position and maintain the rhythm, the market will naturally reward you.

Want to turn the tide? Start with the rhythm.

Seven years in the crypto world, a history of blood and tears

You may have only heard of LUNA's collapse, FTX's crash, the SUI craze...

Every time these events make newcomers think "the opportunity has arrived," but many end up suffering direct liquidation, losing even their wallets

But do you know?

These are just the tip of the iceberg; the real "black swan" events are hidden in calm waters

In 2014, the Mentougou incident, 850,000 BTC disappeared, and with that explosion, the entire market was in turmoil; many were scared into selling at a loss

I almost missed out too, fortunately, I woke up in time

In 2017, the 94 storm, overnight, the market value dropped by 80%, no one expected it

Then look at March 12, 2020, ETH plummeted from $300 to $80; how many accounts went to zero in an instant, without even time to react

Then came the contract crash on May 19, 2021, almost all leveraged positions were wiped out, 600,000 accounts liquidated, and the entire crypto world became a sea of the dead

In 2022, LUNA, the algorithmic stablecoin collapsed in an instant, air coins turned into bubbles...

When these things happened, how many people thought they could keep "lying down to win"?

Then there was FTX, a mess, the platform ran off with the money, reminding me of those years when I worked hard to earn money, almost losing it all...

Look at the ups and downs over the years, stop believing in the mindset of "this time it will definitely lead to wealth"

When the market is good, everyone rushes in, but many forget that the market never makes sense; making and losing money has never been certain

Now looking at a bunch of new projects: SUI, TURMP, BONK, PEPE, OM, SOL, PNUT... it's lively, but you must know that only a few can turn this heat into wealth, and even fewer can exit unscathed

I’m not saying "you missed out"; I want to tell you: if you don’t wake up, you might be the next one to be harvested by the market

But if you are truly alert and follow me, we can still walk steadily together

Remember, the market has many tricks; you can't make money by relying on dazzling trends and blindly following the crowd; those who truly earn are the ones who can see the market's laws clearly and remain calm and cautious

Are you ready? If you're ready, come find me, and I will take you on a steady path

Don't you also feel that the cryptocurrency world is like a gamble? Always thinking that 'the next trade will turn things around,' but instead always being harvested by the market?

I once struggled hard in this cycle until I discovered a simple strategy: earn a stable income of 2000-4000U every day.

This is not a myth of getting rich quickly, but a reality I constantly repeat.

My method is so simple that it doesn't require waiting for signals, doesn’t need to watch the market all day, and doesn’t require drawing complex technical charts.

Even in a sideways market, I can still extract money from it.

You heard me right, 'extract money' instead of 'gamble'! My strategy is a precise rhythm control rolling warehouse model.

What are the results?

A brother tripled his investment in 30 days and bought a car directly; another complete novice rolled from 1500U to 5600U in less than 30 days.

Why do most retail investors fail?

95% of retail investors are making the same mistakes:

Wrong position sizing.

Wrong take profit.

Wrong stop loss.

The people I guide don't complicate things; as long as they can listen, understand the rhythm, and execute properly, profits will naturally come.

What is my core strategy?

Rhythm control.

Position allocation.

Position adjustment.

Exit plans.

Every detail is crucial; in fact, I can't easily write these down because most people won’t truly understand.

But, once you start to practice, you will realize that it is completely a different world from 'betting on ups and downs'.

Stop believing in luck, stop clinging to the fantasy of 'the next trade will turn things around'.

Frequent trading leads to greater losses; seeing the right direction but unable to stop the losses; unable to control oneself, and in the end, only emotions remain.

If you identify with these points, stop stubbornly holding on, change your mindset, pause, and reassess yourself.

For those brothers who continue to gamble, the market is always ready to harvest you.

The way of cryptocurrency: a single tree cannot make a forest, a lonely sail cannot go far.

Blindly going solo will never bring opportunities; feel free to discuss anytime and let’s seize the great opportunities together.

Every time you can stop losses, just walk away after earning 5%

Then continuously increase your position, multiplying several times, slowly rolling from 3,000 USD to several hundred thousand, even over a million

It's not that I'm so great, nor do I have insider information

But I finally understand that in the crypto world, you can't rely on momentary impulses, nor depend on 'inspiration'

What you need to do is maintain the right rhythm, stabilize your position, and keep executing

The method I'm talking about is not some advanced technology, nor is it any tricks; it's the most primitive and simplest 'foolish method'

I believe many people play too fast, thinking about getting rich overnight, but end up in a mess

I'm not bragging; what I'm sharing with you is my personal experience, every failure, every loss, has brought valuable lessons

You see me now, relaxed and steady, behind that is solid effort

I often tell my friends around me that opportunities in the crypto world are always there; the key is whether you can keep yourself safe and not get blown up in the wrong rhythm

Those who blindly chase rises and falls will eventually be shaken off by the market

If you want to survive well in the crypto world, the most important thing is: follow the rules and move to the rhythm.

If you are now anxious, struggling, or even on the verge of collapse in the market, let's chat

I can help you take fewer detours and steadily seize those profitable opportunities, not afraid of you making mistakes again

In the crypto world, it's not about waiting for opportunities to come, but about keeping yourself safe and waiting for the right timing

A few years ago, I also experienced that moment of complete collapse.

I lost 3 million overnight in my account; all my efforts, time, and energy seemed to vanish in an instant.

Those days were truly dark to the extreme; I couldn't sleep, cleared my social media, and my family and friends began to distance themselves.

At that time, I almost wanted to give up. For several days, I told myself countless times that I couldn't continue down this path.

Until I saw a saying: Losing more is just the beginning; holding on tightly is the end.

This sentence hit me like a loud slap, pulling me back from my descent. It was time to pull myself together; I was determined to fight again.

But this time, I wouldn't be reckless; 3500U: that was my remaining principal.

I no longer dared to gamble.

So, I decided to operate in the simplest, most basic way: strictly controlling my positions, advancing steadily, and rolling my investments carefully.

For each trade, the goal was to make small profits, stopping gains at 5% to 10% and cutting losses if they exceeded 10%. Throughout the process, I was not greedy, never blindly chasing after price increases or decreases, only trading patterns I understood.

What was the result? In the first week, 3500U rose to 5200U; in the second week, it reached 8600U; by the sixth week, the account had already surpassed 40,000. It seemed slow, but all of this was based on a principle: steady, not hurried, controlling my hands, and catching the rhythm.

Looking back now, opportunities in the cryptocurrency world are everywhere.

The real way to make money is not through luck, but through execution and a sense of rhythm.

Many people are blinded by the ups and downs before their eyes, not knowing how to stop, missing out on real opportunities.

The essence of trading is not about betting on highs and lows, but about controlling oneself and maintaining a clear mindset.

The cryptocurrency world is not lacking in opportunities; what is lacking is a calm heart.

If you have also walked a winding path like I did, why not try this method?

The path in the cryptocurrency world may be slow, but in the end, you will find that a steady strategy can take you further.

If you also want to learn this practical strategy, feel free to come and chat with me. Let's walk this road steadily together and ultimately reap our victory.

The simplest way to make money in the cryptocurrency world is not complicated. I made a fortune using this 'simple method.' You all can give it a try.

Actually, I used to be a 'technical geek' who stayed up late watching the market. I researched everything: candlesticks, MACD, RSI, Bollinger Bands, and more.

What was the result?

I made a little and lost a little; my account hardly changed, and I went through several liquidation events.

Later, I met an experienced trader who shocked me with a statement: when trading cryptocurrencies, the simpler, the better.

He taught me a 'simple method,' which is the 343 batch buying method.

At that time, I laughed at him for being too conservative, but after trying it a few times, I was truly amazed.

In two years, my initial capital of 200,000 grew to over 50 million.

Now, I am sharing this method in full with everyone.

343 batch buying method: the 'simple method' that traders fear the most.

Core logic: do not predict price movements; buy according to the rhythm.

Step 1: 30% initial position (start small)

Choose mainstream coins; don’t mess around: BTC, ETH, SOL, BNB are all fine.

Use 30% of your total capital to make an initial purchase.

Remember, do not go all in at once; keeping some bullets is the key.

Step 2: 40% additional buying (buy more as it falls, lowering the cost)

What if it rises? Don’t rush to chase it; wait for a pullback to buy more.

What if it falls? For every 10% drop, add 10% until you complete this 40%.

The principle is simple: the lower it goes, the cheaper it gets, and you earn more during the rebound.

Step 3: 30% final position (increase after the trend is clear)

Wait for the coin price to stabilize at a key support level, such as the 7-day moving average;

Then add the final 30%. By this time, market sentiment should have improved;

Then set a trailing stop to lock in profits.

Why is this method effective?

It does not rely on predictions but on rhythm;

It does not gamble on price movements but follows the rules;

It does not chase highs or cut losses but gradually accumulates chips when the market is most fearful.

At first, I thought this method was foolish, but later I understood: only those who can survive the foolishness have the chance to make big money.

If you think this method is reliable, try it yourself; it’s really not difficult. The key is whether you can resist temptation and stick to the rules.

If you can do these things well, in the end, the market profits will be yours.

**If you want to learn more practical experience or need me to guide you on a stable route, feel free to reach out; let’s strive for a better future together.**