$ETH Teach you in 3 minutes how to turn exchanges into ATMs — no guessing price rises or falls, no watching the market, 5 years without liquidation, rolling 5000U into seven figures, relying only on a 'probability cheating table.'
In 2017, I brought in 5000U, while others around me had their contracts liquidated and mortgaged their houses, my account curve rose at a 45° angle, and my principal drawdown never exceeded 8%.
$BTC Not relying on insider information, not chasing airdrops, not believing in 'candlestick mysticism', just treating the market as a gambling machine, being your own 'casino boss'. Today, I'll share 3 key methods with you:
First, lock in compound interest, give profits a 'bulletproof vest'.
As soon as you open the order, set the take-profit and stop-loss orders. When profits reach 10% of the principal, immediately withdraw 50% to a cold wallet, and roll the remaining 'free profits'.
$SOL The market continues to rise; enjoy compound interest. If the market reverses, at most you'll give back half of the profits, with the principal remaining as stable as a mountain.
In 5 years, I have withdrawn profits 37 times, with a maximum of 180,000 U per week, and was even verified by the exchange's customer service via video to ensure I wasn't money laundering.
Second, misaligned positions treat the liquidation point as a password. At the same time, monitor the daily, 4-hour, and 15-minute charts: the daily sets the direction, the 4-hour finds the range, and the 15-minute ensures precise entry.
Open two orders for the same cryptocurrency: Order A breaks through and goes long, with the stop-loss set below the daily low; Order B uses a limit price to short, lurking in the overbought zone of the 4-hour chart.
Both orders have a stop-loss of ≤ 1.5% of the principal, and the take-profit is set at over 5 times.
The market is in consolidation 80% of the time; while others are liquidated, I profit from both sides. In 2022, LUNA crashed, spiking 90% within 24 hours; I took profits in both long and short positions, with a single day's account rising by 42%.
Third, a stop-loss is a big profit; a small loss trades for a big bull stock. I treat stop-losses as tickets, exchanging a small risk of 1.5% for the opportunity to sit at the table.
When the market is good, move the stop-loss to let profits run; when the market is bad, exit promptly. Over the long term, my win rate is only 38%, but the profit/loss ratio is 4.8:1, with a mathematical expectation of 1.9%—for every 1 unit of risk, earn 1.9, catching two waves of trends in a year surpasses bank wealth management.
In practice, remember three points: divide your funds into 10 parts, use a maximum of 1 part per order, and keep your positions no more than 3 parts.
If I lose on 2 consecutive orders, I shut down and go work out; don't open 'revenge orders'; for every time the account doubles, withdraw 20% to buy US bonds or gold, staying secure even in a bear market.
The method is simple yet counterintuitive. Remember: 'The market is not afraid of your mistakes; it is afraid that you won't be able to get up after a margin call.' Take these three tips, and let the exchange work for you next week.
