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When a brother from Zhejiang came to see me, his account was almost drained.

With a principal of 300,000 U, only 6,000 U was left in the end.

I didn’t comfort him first, but directly looked at his trading records.

The problem was actually very clear.

He was almost staring at the 1-minute K-line all day, making dozens of trades a day, with fees and slippage constantly eating away at his profits;

Once there was a floating profit, he began to fantasize that "this trade would double";

However, once he faced a loss, he chose to stubbornly hold on, preferring to believe in a rebound rather than admitting he made a wrong judgment.

This was no longer trading; it felt more like using the account to fight against emotions.

The pitfalls he fell into were actually not special:

First, treating high frequency as capability and busyness as effort, resulting only in contributing fees to the exchange;

Second, being overly tolerant of losing trades while extremely harsh on winning trades, leading to a complete imbalance in profit and loss structure;

Third, impulsively betting big on so-called "土狗 opportunities," treating luck as strategy.

The changes I suggested for him were very simple, but each one was unappealing:

No longer looking at low cycles, only using levels above 4 hours as decision-making basis;

Strictly limiting the number of trades and individual risks, and walking away if wrong;

Placing "execution discipline" before "catching the market."

After the adjustments, he indeed missed some short-term surges, but also preserved the capital structure,

Later, he was able to calmly participate and exit according to plan in opportunities like LUNA and BEAT.

Three months later, he messaged me, saying his account had returned to 350,000 U.

In trading, the greatest risk has never been the market, but people getting lost in their emotions.

If you are also repeatedly trying and erroring, becoming more chaotic, perhaps what you really need is not faster signals, but a rhythm that allows you to slow down and walk steadily.

The next phase of the layout has already begun,

Whether you can make it to the end depends on whether you are willing to pull yourself out of the "gambling" state first.

$1000PEPE The dumbest yet most profitable strategy in the cryptocurrency world

$RIVER 10 10 iron rules, specifically for dealing with chasing highs, getting overly excited, and liquidation

Stop believing in "high IQ trading in cryptocurrency."

$HOLO I've seen real long-term profitable individuals, their methods are quite simple —

not fast, not gambling, not showing off, but living long.

The following 10 rules are the set of underlying principles with the highest survival rate in the cryptocurrency world.

1️⃣ Continuous decline for 9 days, emotions nearing exhaustion

Mainstream coins dropping continuously for 8–9 days often do not continue to collapse, but panic has sold out.

This is not bottom fishing, it's a judgment: Are there still many sellers?

2️⃣ Surge lasting more than 2 days, reduce positions first

After a rapid rise of 48 hours, the probability of continued acceleration is far lower than a pullback.

Surging is not a reason, it’s a risk alert.

3️⃣ Daily high point is usually not at the most excited time

The truly good selling points often appear before emotions have completely gone crazy.

4️⃣ Sideways for too long indicates that funds have lost patience

Sideways for 3 days is a test,

6 days without movement likely indicates it’s time to change assets.

5️⃣ High position with no increase, leave immediately

Price does not increase, but volume expands, indicating that chips are changing hands.

You don’t need to know who it is, just know you no longer have the advantage.

6️⃣ Position size determines if you can survive

The first trade only uses 30% of your capital, solving one thing:

Am I completely wrong?

Add more if right, can withdraw if wrong.

7️⃣ Good positions usually make people uncomfortable

The first pullback after a rise, emotions are worst, disagreements are greatest,

If it doesn’t break down, it’s actually safer.

8️⃣ When everyone is making money, the risk is highest

When the plaza starts flaunting profits and discussing patterns,

You don’t need to look at the candlestick charts, reduce positions first.

9️⃣ Making money on 3 consecutive trades, force yourself to stop

It’s not that I’m afraid the market will disappear,

It’s that I’m afraid you will start to get cocky.

The most expensive loss in the cryptocurrency world often occurs when one is in the "best state."

🔟 Three types of coins, do not touch for the long term

All rely on signals

Price increases that have already gone viral

Logic that you can’t explain yourself

If you don’t know why you’re buying,

Then what you’re buying is not an opportunity, but luck.

The last sentence:

The real experts in the cryptocurrency world are not the ones who earn the fastest,

But those who make the fewest major mistakes over the longest time.

$1000PEPE I take money from the market every day.

It's not by luck, it's not by insider information,

but because someone is stably sending money.

$HOLO Who is it?

It's those——

heavily invested, emotional trades, no exit strategy, dreaming of a turnaround.

$RIVER To put it bluntly:

You are not trading; you are being processed.

You think you are betting on probabilities,

but in reality, you are using the wrong position

to fight against inevitable fluctuations.

The result is only one:

Money gradually disappears,

confidence slowly dies.

The method I use is very simple——

With a small amount of capital, I can stably take 500–1000U every day.

I don’t look at news

I don’t wait for signals

I don’t draw lines

I don’t predict

As long as there is fluctuation,

I can take the money out.

Even if it’s sideways, I still make profits.

And what are you doing?

Chasing breakouts

Betting on direction

Bearing drawdowns

Waiting for miracles

You are waiting for the market to save you,

while I am waiting for you to make mistakes.

In the past month:

Some people tripled their money in 30 days, cashed out and bought a car

Some rolled 1500U to 5600U, all the way steady like a machine

They are not smart,

they just don’t stand in the position of being harvested.

I dare to say directly:

95% of retail investors die from the same thing——

Using a "gambling" approach to make losing trades.

Messy positions

Wrong rhythm

Early take profit

Holding losses

Winning one trade makes you float,

losing two trades makes you anxious,

and the last trade is a full bet.

This is not trading,

this is handing your account over to the market for disposal.

Those who can truly survive rely not on luck,

but on four things:

Rhythm, diversification, scheduling, exiting.

If you now:

Trade more and get poorer

Work harder and get more anxious

Can see the path to zero in your account at a glance

Then I advise you:

Stop holding on stubbornly.

If you don’t stop,

the market will help you stop.

Of course,

if you still want to keep gambling——

The market welcomes you anytime.

It loves retail investors who refuse to lose.

$LIGHT Why are you being 'targeted' as soon as you make a contract?

Every time you enter a long position it drops, every time you open a short position it rises?

$BROCCOLI714 It's not the market messing with you,

it's that you have no plan and are gambling based solely on feelings.

$RIVER I am 35 years old this year, entered the crypto world at 27.

From liquidation, sleepless nights, emotional trades,

to a stable eight-figure account in 24–25 years,

it's not based on talent,

but on a set of counterintuitive, clumsy methods.

First: Stay alive before making money

Divide the capital into 5 parts and use only 1 part each time.

Set a stop loss at 10%, a single mistake only loses 2% of total funds.

If you make 5 consecutive mistakes, the account will only retract 10%.

If you don't die, you have the right to talk about doubling your money.

Second: Only follow the trend, don’t try to catch the bottom

A rebound in a downtrend is a trap to lure buyers,

a pullback in an uptrend is the opportunity.

Don’t bet against the trend.

Third: Avoid coins that surge wildly

A short-term spike = emotional climax.

High-level stagnation and volume,

most likely means unloading, not taking off.

Fourth: Use MACD only to filter out bad trades

Only consider entering if there's a golden cross below the 0 axis and it crosses above.

If there's a death cross above the 0 axis, directly reduce your position.

Fifth: Volume and price are the most honest

Breaking through with volume at low levels can be followed,

if there's high volume but no increase at high levels, leave immediately.

Sixth: Only trade in ascending structures

The 3-day, 30-day, 84-day, and 120-day lines must be upward,

only then is it worth your time.

Seventh: Weekly review

Is the logic still there?

Has the trend changed?

Have there been emotional trades?

If you are still losing now,

it's not that you aren't working hard,

it's that no one helped you cover the cost of your mistakes first.

If you really want to take the right path,

come find me proactively.

$LIGHT 90% of people trading cryptocurrencies don't make money, it's not that the technology isn't good,

but because they never took it seriously as a job from the very beginning.

$RIVER In the first few years after I entered the market, I stayed up late watching the charts, chasing peaks and cutting losses, placing orders based on emotions,

experiencing liquidations, insomnia, and anxiety in abundance.

$TLM The moment I truly started to make stable profits was when I did something counterintuitive:

I treated trading cryptocurrencies like a regular job with fixed hours.

The following 7 rules are hard-earned lessons I've learned with real money; beginners should follow them to at least avoid losing for several years.

1. Only place orders after 9 PM

During the day, there are too many mixed messages and false breakouts;

by night, emotions have settled, and the K-line is cleaner, with clearer direction.

2. Withdraw profits first

Earn 1000U, withdraw 300U first.

The numbers in your account aren't money; only what you can withdraw is.

3. Not looking at indicators = gambling

Only looking at MACD, RSI, and Bollinger Bands,

at least two need to be aligned before entering the market.

4. Stop losses must follow

If you can watch the market, raise the stop loss as it rises;

if you can't watch, set a hard stop loss at 3% to guard against sudden crashes.

5. Every profit must be taken

I withdraw 30%–50% of every trade.

Being greedy once can nullify all previous efforts.

6. K-lines should be analyzed by time frame

For short-term, look at the 1-hour chart,

for fluctuations, look at the 4-hour chart,

not analyzing by time frame is just guessing.

7. These red lines must not be crossed

No heavy positions, no high leverage, and don't trade coins you don't understand,

a maximum of 3 trades a day, and absolutely do not borrow money to trade cryptocurrencies.

Trading cryptocurrencies isn't about impulsively turning around,

it's about following a set of rules that can be executed long-term.

When you start trading by time, placing orders as per plan, and shutting down at designated times,

you'll find that money isn't earned through gambling anymore but begins to flow in steadily.

$ZRX 1500U, over 40,000 in four months.

The process is not exciting, and it's even a bit counterintuitive.

$WCT had no heavy positions, no high leverage, and no single "legendary operation".

The only thing done right: not messing around throughout the process.

$MAVIA Many people always ask how small funds can double, or even tenfold.

In fact, the method is never complicated; the complexity lies in——

whether you can strictly follow the same set of rules for several consecutive months.

Last year, I managed an account with an initial capital of 1500U.

Throughout the entire period, he hardly made any emotional trades and never chased extreme fluctuations.

After four months, the account steadily grew to 45,000U, with minimal drawdown and a smooth curve.

The first step is not to look for opportunities but to dismantle the capital structure.

1500U is divided into three parts:

One part for short-term trading, with clear goals, exiting immediately when expectations are met;

One part only participates in trending markets, entering only when there is room;

The last part is directly frozen, not participating in trading.

The significance of dividing positions is not to reduce returns but to eliminate the possibility of a one-time exit.

The second step is to only trade in market-validated conditions.

Do not participate in the volatility phase, do not participate in the consolidation phase.

Most of the time, the market does not have the value of taking action.

What is truly worth intervening in is the segment after a breakout, where the direction has already been confirmed.

Once profits appear, first realize part of the profit to ensure account safety,

and then hold the remaining position along with the trend.

Survive first, then talk about amplifying profits.

The third step is that discipline is above judgment.

When stop-loss is triggered, execute immediately;

During the profit phase, first reduce positions before strategizing;

For incorrect trades, never average down or flatten out.

Averaging down is not a strategy; it's an escape from mistakes.

In these four months, what he did the most was not trading, but waiting.

While others frequently entered and exited, he spent most of his time in cash;

While others were driven by emotions, he had already finished trading;

If the market is unsuitable, he would rather do nothing at all.

Can small funds be successful,

It never depends on how aggressive you are,

but on whether you can execute the rules stably over the long term.

1500U can grow to 40,000,

and 40,000 can also be wiped out.

The real difference lies in——

whether you can consistently adhere to those seemingly "foolish" rules.

Three years, 10,000 U to 810,000 U. No insider information, no hitting the super bull market, and definitely not a gamble to change fate.

I just did one thing that most people can't do:

Treat trading as a stubborn craft, grinding day after day.

In 1095 days, I've seen too many accounts take off and even more go to zero.

In the end, those who remain almost all understand the same underlying logic.

The following 6 points are the insights I've gained through real money.

You may not be able to use them all, but even understanding one,

can save you tens of thousands in tuition.

① Rapid rise and slow fall are mostly not opportunities, but traps.

A big bullish candle goes up, but what follows is a continuous decline,

this is often not strength, but a washout.

The real top is never formed gradually,

but rather after a strong surge, it plunges steeply.

Those who take the bait at that moment usually think they are "quick to react."

② A slow rebound after a flash crash should not be considered bottom fishing.

After a sharp drop, prices slowly crawl back,

it may look like it's giving you a "chance to get on board."

But many times, that's just the last stretch of unloading.

"It's already dropped so much, it should be safe now"

is the most dangerous phrase in the crypto world.

③ The top is most afraid not of falling, but of silence.

High prices with trading volume indicate that there are still disagreements;

a sudden drop in volume at a high position is when you should be really cautious.

Once the market quiets down,

it often means the outcome has already been predetermined.

④ The bottom cannot be confirmed by a single volume spike.

A single surge in volume may be a bait;

a true bottom must be characterized by oscillation + sustained volume increase.

That’s not emotion, it’s capital gradually building positions.

Understanding this, you can truly learn to "wait."

⑤ K-line is the result; trading volume is the cause.

Prices can deceive, patterns can deceive,

but volume does not.

When there’s volume, it means real money is involved;

when the volume is gone, even the most beautiful chart is just a shell.

⑥ True experts dare to hold cash for the long term.

Not taking action is itself a form of profit.

Without obsession, not rushing to prove oneself,

when the market isn't right, just watch and act when opportunities arise.

This is not conservatism; it's taking one's mindset to the extreme.

The crypto world has never lacked opportunities,

what it lacks are those who can control their hands, see the situation clearly, and endure.

Many people are not slow,

but are rushing forward without direction.

I've already turned on the streetlights,

whether to walk or not, is up to you.

If you haven't made money in half a year with $ZBT 炒币, stop blaming the market.

The real problem is that you have been using a "death spiral approach".

I have been in the crypto space for 8 years, $TAKE ,

I've faced liquidation, stepped into pitfalls, and endured extreme market conditions,

I survived not by luck,

but by respecting the market.

I have accumulated over 30 million in profit, $RVV ,

the following 10 points,

if you truly understand just half of them,

you will already outperform 80% of retail investors.

1. With a small capital, don't go all in

Under 20,000, capturing a major upward wave once a year is enough.

Before the market arrives, patience is the strongest weapon.

2. Insufficient understanding, money won't stay

First, practice your mindset with a demo account.

One big mistake in a real account could lead you to exit directly.

3. Cash out on significant good news

If you don't exit on the day of major good news,

sell first when the market opens high the next day.

4. Prioritize safety during holidays

Reduce positions or even go to cash before holidays,

it's not cowardice, it's discipline.

5. Keep cash for medium to long-term

High sell, low buy, rolling operations.

Eating through one wave to the end is the dream of the big players, not yours.

6. Only trade active coins for short-term

Coins without volume or volatility,

won't make money and will ruin your mindset.

7. Slow drops are frustrating for rebounds; fast drops lead to fierce rebounds

If you can't time the rhythm, no matter how good your skills are, it won't help.

8. Cut losses immediately if you buy wrong

As long as the capital is there, opportunities are there.

Hanging on = slow suicide.

9. Look at 15-minute K lines for short-term

Combined with KDJ,

can filter out a lot of false signals.

10. You don't need many methods, just practice them to perfection

Those who make money,

are all repeating the same correct actions.

These ten points were all earned with real money.

Taking fewer detours is in itself making money.

If you are still losing, confused, or going in circles right now,

come find Feng Ge.

No empty promises, no bragging,

just teaching you how to survive in the crypto space and slowly become stronger.

$TRU 1000U to 100,000, has never been a myth; it's a path that has been repeatedly validated.

$AT I have seen too many real cases; it's not about getting rich overnight, but about steady amplification.

$POWER Some have turned 800U into 34,000, relying on the rhythm of short positions and execution;

Some have rolled 1,500U into 5,600U, without greed, without dragging, without fantasies;

Others have turned 10,000 into 186,000, ending the battle with 14 trades, each trade planned.

They have no common background,

The only similarity is trading habits.

It's not luck, it's not insider information, and it's not talent.

Rather, they have all "given up three things":

First, no jumping the gun.

When the market hasn't finished moving, they don't rush to exit; better to earn less than to sell in a panic.

Second, no reckless leverage.

Each trade can withstand the worst outcome; stop-loss always comes before fantasies.

Third, no emotional trading.

Understanding when to take profits, not stubbornly holding on when losing; the account always takes precedence over pride.

In plain words,

The real difference in the crypto space has never been about intelligence,

But about whether you have a sense of rhythm.

For myself, from 3,000U to 150,000, it took 6 weeks.

No all-in bets, no miracle liquidations,

Only diversifying positions, controlling losses, and executing according to plan.

The market presents opportunities every day,

But only a few can turn those opportunities into capital.

The issue is not whether "one can turn things around",

But whether you are still waiting for "the next trade to save you".

Those who can truly grow small capital,

Never rely on gambling, but on systems.

No greed, no chaos, no gambling,

Step by step amplifying the right actions,

The account will naturally grow.

1,000U to 100,000?

What you lack is not courage,

But a coherent system that works,

And a true determination to execute thoroughly.

Remember this:

A person may walk fast,

But to go far—

You must walk on the right path.

I have always been on this path.

$BEAT Let’s be clear:

This is not about showing profits, nor am I urging you to gamble.

This is just a discussion about one thing—how ordinary people can take their money away from contracts.

$PIPPIN Seven years ago, I entered the field with 3000U,

I couldn't adjust the leverage, and I didn't understand the K-line,

I stumbled through, and faced liquidation twice.

Now my account stands at 8 digits; to be honest, it's not because I'm so great,

It's because I didn't die on the way.

Later, I focused on one thing:

How not to get liquidated.

$POWER My approach is very simple:

1000U for testing the waters, 100U per trade, 100 times contract.

This method is very extreme:

If right, a 1% increase doubles the profit;

If wrong, a single needle wipes it out.

So I set 5 rules for myself, and I haven’t broken any over the years.

First, exit immediately if wrong.

Don’t wait for a rebound; the market doesn’t owe you a chance to break even.

Stop-loss is not admitting defeat; it's about survival.

Second, stop trading after 5 consecutive losses.

If the market is not right, forcing it will only shatter your mindset.

Shut down the software and come back the next day.

Third, withdraw once you earn 500U.

The numbers on the screen are an illusion,

Only what you can withdraw is called profit.

Fourth, only trade in trends, avoid choppy markets.

In a trend, 100 times is a tool;

In a sideways market, 100 times is a slaughter knife.

Without direction, it’s better not to move.

Fifth, do not exceed 10% of your capital in a single position.

Light positions keep the mind steady;

A steady mind enables execution.

Contracts are not for getting rich,

They are for filtering out who can survive.

I only trade in real markets, no empty promises.

The method is here,

Whether you can do it depends entirely on yourself.

$RIVER From 10,000 to 1,000,000, success in the cryptocurrency world depends not on luck, but on rules.

$ZKP Many people ask me:

$FLOCK Can ordinary people make their first 1,000,000 in the cryptocurrency world?

The answer is simple:

Yes, but the prerequisite is that you must survive.

The following 9 points are the most valuable things in practice.

1️⃣ Small funds, don't be greedy

With a capital of 10,000 to 100,000, checking the market once a day is enough.

Frequent trading = accelerated losses.

2️⃣ When good news comes out, prioritize selling

Major good news often indicates a peak.

If you don't sell at a high opening, you're basically waiting for the next buyer.

3️⃣ Before major events, prioritize safety

Before important news or holidays, reduce positions or stay out of the market.

Once the direction is clear, it's easier to make money.

4️⃣ Keep light positions for medium to long term

Enter in batches, leave room for yourself.

Going all in means if you make one mistake, you're out.

5️⃣ Short-term trading is all about speed

Enter decisively, exit even faster.

If the market is not right, leave immediately.

6️⃣ Follow the market trend

Don’t predict, don’t stubbornly hold on.

The market is always right.

7️⃣ Stop-loss is the bottom line

Admit when you're wrong; stop-loss is your lifeline.

Holding on stubbornly will only lead to greater losses.

8️⃣ Monitor 15-minute K

15-minute K + KDJ is sufficient.

The simpler, the more stable.

9️⃣ Your mindset determines how far you can go

Don’t get carried away by rises, don’t panic over falls.

Those who can endure will eventually make money.

The cryptocurrency world lacks opportunities,

What it lacks are people who can keep their money.

I am Feng Ge,

Focusing on mainstream contracts + spot trading.

The team still has spots,

If you want to go from being harvested to sitting at the poker table, don’t miss this opportunity again.

$ZKP Don't get lost in the fantasy of hundred times coins.

$RIVER I took 3 months to turn an account with less than 2000U into nearly 80,000U, relying not on reckless gambling, but on executing a daily 3% compound interest.

$FLOCK What truly changed my fate was not technology upgrades, but restructuring my account.

I divided my funds into two parts:

Half goes into a cold wallet, never to be touched;

The other half is solely responsible for rolling profits.

From that moment on——

Mistakes only cost me unrealized gains, the principal is always safe.

I strictly follow three screen discipline rules:

First: Go with the trend, do not bottom fish.

Only trade bullish daily line targets, wait for a one-hour level pullback to EXPMA12 before entering, no entry unless it turns green, no adding positions.

Second: Profits must be split.

Every time I earn 3%, I immediately split it into three parts:

One part is taken out, one part is rolled into the account, and one part is kept as a risk buffer, stop-loss only goes up, never down.

Third: Shut down at the appointed time.

Maximum of two trades per day, shut down the software at the appointed time.

Spend 10 minutes every day reviewing, do not make the same mistake twice.

Recent trades are all mechanically executed:

ETH pulled back to previous highs, entered with low volume, +3.8% in 12 hours;

ARB entered at the lower triangle boundary, +2.9%;

BNB rolled after breaking through with volume, profits doubled.

No predictions, only structure + volume + discipline.

Don't underestimate daily 3%.

120 trading days, compounding nearly 34 times.

Most people do not lose to the market,

but lose to emotional trading late at night.

What you lack is not effort,

but a set of rules that can shine for a long time.

I have already turned on the light.

Brother Feng only does real trading, no empty promises.

The team still has positions,

Those who want to learn the method, those who want to turn their fortunes around——

Get on board and let's do it together.

$SQD In the eighth year of trading cryptocurrencies, I have finally turned "survival" into a long-term business.

$PLAY I have also experienced liquidation and been a retail investor, but now, I can support my family solely through trading, without relying on luck or all-in bets.

$DAM 2024 In 2024, my account has increased 50 times.

I withdrew large amounts of money twice along the way to buy a house in full.

If I hadn't withdrawn, the result would have been around 85 times.

I don't tell myths; I only speak of replicable paths.

My core logic can be summed up in one sentence:

Small capital must first survive; only by surviving can one accelerate.

1 | Position size is not opened; it's "built"

Starting with 800U, only one-third is used to open the first trade.

The remaining money is a backup.

No signal, no increase in position;

Do not catch falling knives;

Do not stubbornly hold onto losses.

The smaller the capital, the more one must cherish life.

2 | Only engage in high certainty; do not act in choppy markets

Finding points is like shooting,

If not aimed, never pull the trigger.

In one market phase, take three bites:

Start, pullback, continuation.

In choppy markets, simply close the software.

3 | Profit does only one thing: continue to roll

The first trade earns 100U,

This 100U immediately rolls into the next round independently.

The position size never exceeds 30% of total capital,

Set stop-losses in advance; if hit, exit.

Rolling positions rely on discipline, not on guts.

4 | When others are most crazy, I usually withdraw

I do not capture the entire market phase,

But in every phase, I capture according to the rhythm.

Flipping positions is not gambling,

It is built up little by little through compound interest.

This strategy is designed specifically for small capital.

The smaller the principal, the more one must respect rhythm and position size.

I have seen too many people,

With a few thousand U wildly chasing,

The more anxious, the more they lose, ultimately collapsing mentally first.

I take trades, never relying on gambling.

Only relying on position control + rhythm.

Doubling the account is just a result,

The real goal is only one:

To make the account balance a little more than the previous day, every day.

Chuan Ge only does real trading, not pie-in-the-sky promises.

The team still has spots,

For those who want to learn the method and turn their fortunes around,

Let’s walk this path steadily together.

$SQD 43 Day, from 2000U to 60,000 U, I have never gambled my life once.

The starting point is only 2000U.

It's not the principal, it's the 'remaining blood' after major losses.

$PLAY I am very clear, if I mess around again, this little money will also be gone.

So I only do one thing: minimize risk and keep the account alive.

$DAM The core is only one set of position management.

First: Fragment the funds.

2000U divided into 5 parts,

400U per position.

At any time, only one position is opened,

no adding positions, no full positions,

always leave 4 positions of ammunition in the account.

Second: Set the risk-reward ratio in advance.

Stop loss 3% → At most lose 12U per trade.

Take profit 6%–10% → Profit starts from 24U per trade.

Do not chase high profits, as long as small wins can compound.

Data is more reliable than feelings.

About 70 trades in a month,

win rate about 60%.

Losing trades: 28 × -12U = -336U

Winning trades: 42 × +35U ≈ +1470U

Net profit 1100U+

Doubling the principal is just a matter of time.

I strictly adhere to 3 rules:

1️⃣ Always set a stop loss for trades, do not hold losing positions.

2️⃣ Leave when the target is reached, do not be greedy.

3️⃣ Only trade familiar models (I only trade breakout structures).

Do not watch the market, do not chase highs, do not compete with the market.

Most people lose money, it's not a technical issue.

Once positions are messed up, they explode,

holding on against the trend leads to zero,

even if the direction is right, they can't hold on.

They talk about turning around,

but the operations are all about giving away money.

I do not bet on market direction,

I only bet on whether discipline can be executed.

43 days, 2000U rolled to 60,000 U,

it's not luck, it's switching from gambling mode to trading mode.

Those who know the method can take off with 1000U,

while those who mess around will zero out even with 100,000 U.

The market is not short of opportunities,

what's lacking is—those who can survive to the next time.

In contracts, those who can truly make money in the long term are never the smart ones.

I also took a typical wrong path in my early days with contracts.

The more indicators I learned, the more frequent my operations became, with more than ten trades a day;

fearing retracements when I made profits, and stubbornly holding on when I lost, ultimately being led by the market, with my account continuously bleeding.

Later, I realized:

Those who lose money in contracts are not incapable; they just want to win too much.

They want to catch the bottom, want to touch the top, want to seize every fluctuation,

but the result is only getting shaken out repeatedly.

The group of people who genuinely make stable profits do the exact opposite—

They don't compete on judgment, don't compete on reaction, only compete on discipline.

What I use now is an extremely minimalist and counterintuitive method.

I spend no more than 10 minutes a day observing the market,

not guessing market trends, not looking at news, only following.

The core is just one sentence:

No predictions, just follow the trend.

① Only keep EMA indicators

Only two lines on the chart:

EMA21 and EMA55.

When 21 crosses above 55, only consider going long;

When 21 crosses below 55, only consider going short.

If conditions are not met, do nothing.

② Only trade on the 4-hour level

Do not look at smaller time frames.

Only enter when the trend is clear and the K-line aligns with the moving average direction.

Do not touch consolidation zones, and do not chase missed opportunities.

③ Stop-loss is a rule, not a failure

Set the stop-loss at the high or low of the previous 4-hour K-line,

with a single trade loss not exceeding 5% of the capital.

Do not hold onto losing trades; leave when wrong.

④ Profit relies on compounding, not on gambling

Start with a very small position, and only add when the trend is established.

Use profits to bet on trend continuation,

when EMA reverses, exit all positions.

Doing less is more important than doing more;

not losing is harder than making a big profit.

What contracts truly test is never the technique,

but whether you can adhere to this “simple but stable” discipline.

$ZKP 1000 The block reaches 1 million, it's not a myth, it's a replicable path.

$BEAT 1000 blocks are worth about 140U in the cryptocurrency circle.

Most people, upon seeing this number $RIVER , will just give up immediately.

But the problem is never about "too little money," but rather using the wrong approach in the initial phase.

I have broken down this path very clearly.

Phase One: Breakthrough of Original Capital (1–3 months)

There is only one goal: to turn small money into operational funds.

Starting with 140U is not putting all in.

What is really needed for "breaking through" is only about 30U.

In this step, the pursuit is not stability but efficiency:

Only engage with hot and high-volume targets.

Quick entry and exit, strict stop-loss.

If a trade goes wrong, exit immediately, no lingering.

The core logic is very simple:

It's not about making big money but completing a few successful amplifications.

The capital path is roughly:

100 → 200 → 400 → 800 → 1000+

As long as you complete this round, you have already achieved the most difficult original accumulation.

Only then can we talk about rhythm, structure, and strategy.

Phase Two: From "Can Earn" to "Can Keep" (starting from 100,000)

When the capital reaches the level of 100,000, the logic must switch completely.

At this point, frequent battles will only destroy previous accumulations.

What is truly important is to wait for opportunities, not to search for them.

I have always used a three-tier capital structure:

50% follows the big trend.

30% as long-term bottom warehouse.

20% reserved for certain opportunities.

No need to trade every day,

as long as you hit the main line once in a big market cycle,

making a million is just a matter of time.

This is not imagination.

I tested with 5000 in February, and in a month it ran to 100,000,

not relying on luck, but on the same set of logic.

What is truly difficult about this path?

It's not the market,

it's not the funds,

but whether you can execute according to the rules for the long term.

Most people fail, not because they don't understand,

but because they can't help deviating each time.

If you are still in the initial stage,

or if you keep paying tuition in the same pit repeatedly—

then what you lack is not courage,

but a set of strategies that have already been proven successful.

The next opportunity is already on the way.

From 1000 to 1 million,

take it slow, but don't go the wrong way.

$LIGHT Once you truly possess a principal of 1 million, a lot of anxieties will automatically disappear.

$PIPPIN Without leverage, a 20% trend in spot trading means a certain profit of 200,000.

$BEAT This is not a myth; it is the 'efficiency inflection point' brought about by the scale of funds.

Once you grasp its operating rhythm and financial logic, trading will become very simple:

No chasing, no gambling, no impatience, just repeat the correct actions.

With a stable mindset, money will naturally come.

Conversely, a harsh reality:

If you haven't even rolled out 1 million in principal, don't talk about 'earning tens of millions a year' or 'big shots in the crypto world'.

If the scale hasn't reached, discussing cognition is just empty talk.

Real rolling positions have never been about high-frequency operations every day.

Instead, it is:

Participating in the market with small positions to maintain feel;

Waiting for certain opportunities to emerge, then concentrating firepower.

I always emphasize one thing:

In life, you only need 3–4 successful rolling cycles to complete a leap in class.

Three iron rules of rolling positions (more important than technology)

First, patience is more important than cleverness

Not every market segment is worth entering.

Rolling incorrectly once may directly return you to the starting point.

Second, only do high certainty structures

There is only one typical pattern:

Deep decline → Long-term consolidation → Volume expands and breaks through

Such a market deserves 'heavy positions'.

Third, confirm and execute decisively

Once the opportunity arises, do not hesitate.

The market will not wait for anyone; execution ability is profit.

The crypto world does not give you opportunities to get rich every day,

But rolling positions are one of the few true windows that can change your fate.

What you need to do is very simple:

Endure → Wait for → Identify → Execute.

Once you really roll the principal to 1 million,

You will find that:

Making money will actually become smoother.

$PTB In that year, my account only had 5000U.

$RESOLV I thought it was a problem of insufficient funds,

$LIGHT so I tried to make up for it by working "harder"—

watching the market for over ten hours a day,

but the result was: the more diligent I was, the faster I lost.

The most frustrating moment:

I consecutively lost 4 trades.

Rationality was gone, leaving only one phrase—

"One more trade, I will definitely turn it around."

So I fully invested in chasing the high.

The next K-line directly crashed through.

At that moment I suddenly woke up:

It wasn't the market being ruthless, it was my own emotionality.

I wasn't being harvested by the market,

I was the one who sent my chips out.

I stopped.

I broke down all trades one by one for review.

The conclusion was very harsh, but very real:

I wasn’t unable to trade; I lacked discipline.

From that day on, I set a strict rule for myself:

Delete "feelings" completely from the trading system.

Not relying on emotions, not relying on impulses,

only relying on rules.

The account first stopped the bleeding,

then stabilized,

and later, began to rise steadily.

The following rules,

were not summed up,

but earned through painful lessons:

When strong coins pull back, don’t panic; that is often an opportunity.

If it rises for two consecutive days, you must reduce your position; greed will definitely lead to liquidation.

If there’s a surge on the day, don’t chase the next day; wait for the market to show its attitude.

Real bull coins are only entered after confirming a pullback.

If it has been sideways for 3 days without movement, wait another 3 days; if still no movement, then exit.

If the next day you can't even recover your cost, directly admit your mistake and leave.

Volume and price are key: low volume at low prices is an opportunity; high volume at high prices is a risk.

Only trade in an upward trend; treat all others as noise.

For small funds to survive,

it actually relies on three things:

Correct methods, stable emotions, and ruthless execution.

I can climb out of the bottom,

not because I caught some legendary market,

but because I firmly held onto three bottom lines:

Don’t touch vague markets,

Don’t gamble on emotional directions,

Don’t confront the market head-on.

Trading has never been about who is more excited,

but about who can stick to the rules,

and endure until compound interest truly starts to work.

I am Brother Chuan.

I don’t sell stories of getting rich quickly,

I only talk about how to survive in the market.

Those who can understand,

will naturally walk the same path.

$PTB Many people, after being liquidated, first react by looking for "external causes".

$RESOLV The platform has problems, the market is too extreme, and the operators are too shady.

$LIGHT But the real issue is often predetermined much earlier.

From the moment you place your first order, you actually don't know what you're doing.

You say, "I will use 5x leverage,"

but your account only has 10,000 U, and the normal loss you can bear is only a few hundred U.

In a moment of excitement, you open a position of 30,000 U,

this is no longer 5 times but rather carrying dozens of times the actual risk against the market.

The market only needs one normal fluctuation,

and your account will be wiped out directly,

not because you couldn't stop the loss,

but because you shouldn't have opened that order at all.

This is not the market being cruel,

it's you treating trading as gambling.

The real contract traders who can survive long-term,

have a mindset that is completely opposite to most people.

They don't chase prices, they don't operate frequently,

70% of the time they are waiting.

If there’s no signal, they don’t make a trade;

once they act, their goals are clear, positions are controllable, and stop losses are decisive.

But most retail traders are just the opposite:

dozens of trades a day, driven by emotions, hands never stop, hearts even more chaotic.

It seems like they are working hard,

but money gradually stays on the order book.

The essence of contracts has never been about "guessing direction,"

but about risk management.

The truly effective rules are actually extremely simple:

Single losses do not exceed 5% of the account

When profits appear, then consider increasing the position

Let profits run and cut losses

Making money is not about turning around with one trade,

but about a hundred trades, stabilizing the probabilities.

So, is trading contracts gambling?

For those who leverage randomly and place orders based on feelings—yes.

But for those who can calculate, understand positions, and follow discipline,

contracts are just a tool composed of

"probabilities + rules".

A person who rushes based on feelings has only one outcome.

Following those who understand the method and rhythm,

is the only chance to walk steadily and far.

If you still don’t know how to take the first step,

then remember this一句话：

Slow down, stay alive first.

Follow Chuan Ge,

as long as you are willing to take trading seriously,

I will always be here.