100U → 8700U: This time, I really scared myself.
To be honest, even after being in the crypto space for so long, I never expected—
that 100U, this "small change", could roll all the way to 8700U.
The moment I saw the account number jump up, I was stunned for two seconds.
But do you think this was due to luck?
No, I really followed the "stupid method" and rolled it out bit by bit.
This time, being able to multiply so much actually relied on three "anti-human" actions.
① Not chasing the rise, only doing "emotional exit points"
Most people dive in when they see a surge, only to get cut back to where they started.
I went against the trend, watching the bearish sentiment and the strength and weakness transitions, without looking at the "hype".
The higher the hype, the calmer I became.
② Small positions for trial and error, large positions only for certainty.
When starting with 100U, I only used 10–20U each time for verification.
If it runs smoothly, I gradually increase my stake.
If it doesn't run, I immediately pull out, no feelings involved.
It’s this rigid, machine-like rhythm that helped me avoid three major pitfalls.
③ More important than direction is "waiting".
During those days, the market volatility was outrageous, and I watched opportunities repeatedly slip away.
While others were anxious, I instead slowed down.
When the rhythm matched, I finally started to accelerate my rolling.
Don’t underestimate the two words "waiting"; it’s harder to practice than any technique.
As a result, just like this—100U → 310U → 1200U → 3400U → 8700U.
Each segment of progression looks like a feel-good story.
But only I know—
What really made the numbers jump was execution power, rhythm sense, and emotional management.
The crypto space isn't as you imagine it to be, "heavily invested in one go".
Real rolling is about quick steps at a fast pace, prioritizing risk control, and not missing any wave segments that can be profited from.
But many people only see the results, yet fail to see—why did I suddenly stop that day?
Was I waiting for a "key pattern",
Or did I see some signal that I shouldn’t tell you?
Or perhaps... this wave of 8700U is actually not over yet?
I won’t write more about this.
Those who understand, naturally understand.
