Hail destroyed my stall to 80K U stable position: the comeback road of 1800U
On the day the hail fell, I was guarding a fruit wholesale stall on the outskirts, calculating how to earn a bit more this month to buy my wife a new phone.
Hailstones the size of fists pounded on the colored steel roof, and in just ten minutes, the roof collapsed, with a truck full of watermelons and apples smashed to pieces; that was all my possessions—150,000 principal, borrowed 30,000 for turnover, all lost in this natural disaster.
On the day the creditor came, I was squatting in the hallway smoking, and my phone refreshed to a cryptocurrency update. By a strange twist of fate, I transferred the remaining 1800U to the exchange. I had no hope, just wanted to find a place to hide the frustration of reality.
I divided the 1800U into three parts: daily trading for quick profits, holding a trend for ten days to half a month, and keeping the base position unchanged for emotional safety. Full positions lead to death; diversified positions are the bottom line for survival.
I patiently followed the trend, refusing to engage in high-frequency fluctuations during sideways markets. I would lock in 30% of any single profit over 20%, not being greedy or impatient; either I stay still or ride the entire trend.
I strictly adhered to three trading rules: a stop loss of 2% without hesitation, a decisive reduction in position at 4% profit, and a strict ban on averaging down. Controlling emotions relies on rules; execution is the key to profit.
Three months later, the account steadily stopped at 80K U, without a single liquidation. From hail destroying my stall to a comeback in the cryptocurrency world, it was not luck that mattered, but the execution of rules. Making money in cryptocurrency is never about the market but about oneself.
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