The dumbest rolling warehouse method in the cryptocurrency circle, yet it allowed him to earn from 13,000 U to 850,000.
I once had a student who started with 13,000 U and steadily accumulated to 850,000 U. He relied not on luck, nor on a one-time gamble, but on a complete set of 'rolling warehouse doubling method.'
At first, he was like many others: wanting to run as soon as he made a little profit, but stubbornly holding on to losses, getting flustered at the slightest market fluctuation. I told him that in the cryptocurrency circle, it’s not about being bold, but about understanding the rhythm.
1. Only follow the trend, do not step into the oscillation pit.
The core of making money in the cryptocurrency circle is not about 'daring to rush,' but about 'knowing when to wait.' The oscillating market may seem to have small fluctuations, but in reality, it is the 'consumption game' of the main force: no volume sideways, frequent false breaks, blindly entering the market will only lead to repeated harvesting. We only stick to one signal—volume breakout, only act when the trend is clear. On the eve of BTC's breakout, this student ambushed in advance, and with just this wave, he doubled his account. He then understood: accurately waiting for the trend is far more valuable than blindly entering ten times.
Second, only add to positions when there are floating profits; impulse is the abyss.
The most common mistake beginners make is continuously using their principal to average down. I set a strict rule for my students: use only 5% of the initial position for trial and error, and only start a second round of adding to the position when the floating profit exceeds 50%. He once questioned, 'Why not go heavy directly when making a profit?' I told him: 'The essence of rolling positions is to roll profits with profits, not to fill risks with principal.' Once, he wanted to average down a losing position, and I stopped him directly—averaging down only leads to deeper losses; rolling positions with the trend can magnify profits. After adhering to this discipline, his account curve completely bid farewell to wild fluctuations and began to rise steadily.
Third, the three-stage take profit method allows profits to continue running.
Many people treat 'full position take profit' as a safety card, not realizing that it actually wastes the benefits of the trend. What I taught him is the 'three-stage take profit method': the first stage is to take profit at 50%, securing the principal; the second stage retains 30% of the position, following the trend; finally, leave 20% of the position to let profits run free. Once, he wanted to close everything after making a 20% profit, but I suggested keeping 30% of the position, and as a result, the market later rose another 30%. He exclaimed: 'It turns out that not closing everything is not greed, but leaving enough room for profit to grow.'
There is no myth of getting rich overnight, and it's not about staying up late to monitor the market. Relying solely on 'trend judgment + disciplined execution', this student turned 13,000 U into 850,000 U. The crypto world is never short of opportunities; what it lacks are those who can maintain discipline and seize the trend amid volatility. The current market situation is a golden period for rolling positions—making money is not about rushing in but about gradually 'rolling' it out using methods.
Please remember: the underlying logic of long-term profitability in the crypto world is to turn uncertainty into certainty—filter risks using trends, control positions with discipline, and wait patiently for profits to ferment.
