$PIPPIN The myth from 5000 to millions and the blood and tears lesson of $ZEC
PIPPIN is the most exaggerated account curve I have ever seen:
With a principal of 5000, in half a year, it actually reached over 1 million.
However, ZEC's story is more realistic—someone made 500,000 the day before, and the next day, a wave of retracement caused the funds to drop to zero.
This is not a joke, but a real drama that unfolds every day in the cryptocurrency world.
Many people think the problem lies in technology, but in reality, there is only one fundamental reason: they don’t know how to roll over positions and don’t know when to stop.
I only understood this after stepping into countless pitfalls: rolling over is not about operating every day, but only taking action during the most explosive market conditions.
Most people who lose in contracts fail for three reasons: they enter the market even when the market is mediocre. They aggressively increase their positions with small profits. They refuse to stop when a retracement comes.
In contrast, those who can truly roll over are often very restrained.
My own rolling logic is very simple and also 'counterintuitive':
1. Make a profit on the first trade, withdraw the principal first
After the first profit, immediately take out the principal, and use the remaining profits to continue.
This way, even if there is a retracement, the loss is only from market money, and the mindset is completely different.
2. The more profit, the smaller the risk
When the profit of the trade reaches 50%, immediately raise the stop loss to the break-even point.
Continue to push up, locking in at least 30% profit as a safety cushion.
The goal is not to pursue maximum profit but to 'never return to the starting point'.
3. Take action when the opportunity arises
Rolling over is not about frequency but about explosiveness.
Wait until the trend is clear and the volatility is sufficient before decisively entering;
If the market is not in the right place, it's okay to stay out, never force it.
Many people are not unable to make money, but they make money and cannot hold onto it.
What truly creates a gap in the cryptocurrency world is not who can seize opportunities better, but who can keep the money they earn.
Remember: those who can wait, take profits, and know when to stop are the ones qualified to talk about doubling their investments.
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