2000U Using a 'stupidly extreme' strategy, he only needed to reach 100,000U: the turtle tactic

Many people say short-term trading can't make money. To put it bluntly, it's not that the market is bad,

it's that you're too anxious. I personally guided a friend, starting with 2000U,

and in three weeks, he reached 100,000U. No insider trading, no heavy positions, no blind fiddling,

just a solid old strategy — the turtle tactic.

It sounds slow, but it really is fierce.

First rule: Never go all in, accumulate in batches

For the first trade, only use 20% of the principal. With 2000U, only bring 400U to the table,

test the waters with low leverage. If the direction is right, then add; and add very conservatively —

earn 800U, only withdraw 200U to continue,

the position increases, but the risk decreases.

Where do most people fail? They go ALL IN right from the start,

if the market flips, they get wiped out immediately.

Second rule: Don't move randomly, only wait for key opportunities

Last month, BTC traded sideways for two weeks, 99% of people were trading back and forth,

their accounts got worn out with no patience left. He didn't place a single trade, steady as a turtle.

The real moment to act is when key levels are broken,

that’s when money flows in. Profits always come from a few correct trades,

not from staring at the market every day.

Third rule: Safety distance is the lifeline

For every trade, he always keeps the risk at a distance. The liquidation line is always far away.

If the price dips, there's no panic; as long as it hasn't hit the line, there's always another chance.

In contrast, many people have their positions stuck at support levels, and one dip can wipe them out.

Fourth rule: Withdraw profits immediately, without hesitation

When the principal doubles, withdraw half immediately.

When he reached 100,000U, he withdrew 80,000 on the spot, leaving only 20,000 to continue.

Remember this:

The numbers in the account are an illusion; what you can actually cash out is the real deal.

Four iron rules that ordinary people can also replicate:

Initial position no more than 20%, stabilize before proceeding. Only engage in high win-rate opportunities, don’t act blindly.

The safety distance must be sufficient, don’t get taken out by price dips. Profits must be cashed out, don’t be greedy.

The market lacks opportunities, but it lacks patience and execution.

Those who truly go far are never the fastest,

but the most stable, the slowest, and the ones who are not in a hurry.

A bull market is brewing, don’t rush in recklessly anymore.

Learn the 'turtle tactic,' and you're actually not far from doubling.