$ZEC “3 Minutes Teach You to Turn the Exchange into an ATM—No Guessing on Up or Down, No Watching the Market, 5 Years 0 Liquidation, 5000U Rolling to Seven Digits, Relying Only on a ‘Probability Cheat Sheet’.”
$MYX I entered the circle in 2017 with 5000U, while others around me had their contracts liquidated and mortgaged their houses, my account curve was rising at a 45° angle, with the principal drawdown never exceeding 8%.
$BEAT Not relying on insider information, not chasing airdrops, not believing in “K-line metaphysics”, just treating the market as a gambling machine, being my own “casino owner”. Today I’ll share 3 key methods with you:
First, lock in profits and compound interest, giving profits a “bulletproof vest”.
As soon as you open a position, set your take profit and stop loss orders. When profits reach 10% of the principal, immediately withdraw 50% to a cold wallet, and use the remaining “free profits” for rolling positions.
If the market continues to rise, enjoy compound interest; if the market reverses, at most give back half of the profits, with the principal stable as a rock.
In 5 years, I’ve withdrawn profits 37 times, with a maximum of 180,000 U in a single week, and even had the exchange’s customer service verify via video whether I was money laundering.
Second, build positions with misalignment, treating the liquidation points of retail investors as “passwords”. At the same time, monitor the daily, 4-hour, and 15-minute charts: the daily chart sets the direction, the 4-hour chart finds the range, and the 15-minute chart offers precise entry.
Open two orders for the same coin: Order A breaks out to go long, with the stop loss set at the daily chart's previous low; Order B sets a limit to go short, waiting in the 4-hour overbought zone.
Both orders’ stop losses should be ≤ 1.5% of the principal, and take profit set at 5 times or more.
The market is in a sideways trend 80% of the time; while others are liquidating, I make profits on both sides. In 2022, when LUNA crashed, there was a 90% spike in 24 hours, I took profits on both long and short positions, and my account rose by 42% in a single day.
Third, a stop loss means huge profits, a small wound trades for big bull stocks. I treat the stop loss as a ticket, with a 1.5% small risk in exchange for the opportunity to control.
When the market is good, I move the take profit to let profits run; when the market is bad, I exit in time. Long-term statistics show my win rate is only 38%, but the profit/loss ratio is 4.8:1, with a mathematical expectation of a positive 1.9%—for every 1 unit of risk, I earn 1.9 units; catching two waves of trends in a year surpasses bank wealth management.
In practice, remember three points: divide capital into 10 parts, use a maximum of 1 part for a single order, and do not exceed 3 parts in total positions.
If you lose 2 consecutive orders, shut down and work out; don’t open “revenge orders”; for every time the account doubles, withdraw 20% to buy US bonds or gold, ensuring peace of mind even in a bear market.
The method is simple yet counterintuitive; remember: “The market is not afraid of your mistakes, but afraid that you can’t get back up after liquidation.” Take these three tips, and let the exchange work for you next week.
