1200U → 32000U, how did I do it? But most people can't learn...

First, let's talk about the result:

1200U rolled to 32,000U.

No screenshots, no bragging, just sharing—because those who can really see this are already more insightful in trading than 90% of people.

To be honest, many people think this is just 'luck,' but this time, I know I have thoroughly grasped the rhythm myself.

First: Choose direction, not popularity.

During that time, the whole internet was chasing FOMO, I went against it.

When others were chasing highs, I focused only on three things:

The 'breath' of volatility, the 'pause' at key levels, and the 'emotional gap' in capital.

As long as these three points overlap, I would rather not trade popular coins than make random moves.

This one directly filtered out 80% of the 'random buying opportunities.'

Second: Rolling positions is not all in, it's 'rhythmic scaling.'

For the first trade of 1200U, I only used 20%.

Only when I confirmed that 'the direction is not dead' did I scale into the second and third trades.

I require every time I scale:

Add during floating profits, not gamble during floating losses.

Add when the emotions are stable, not forcefully during volatile frenzies.

Every time I scale, it must make the previous position 'safer.'

You will find that rolling a position is not based on 'impulse,'

but relies on 'being steadier each time than the last.'

Third: The hardest part is 'closing that position.'

On the day I went from 1200U to 18000U, I once wanted to continue to five digits.

But I forced myself to stop, the reason is simple:

The market had changed from 'tailwind' to 'headwind with dust storms.'

When I closed the position, I was even shaking, but my actions were calmer than my hands.

What really determined that 32,000U could be cashed out was not those few beautiful entries,

but that one cold-blooded 'cutting.'

Many people will ask: How to judge the rhythm? How to look at key levels? How to 'roll steadily'?

These things cannot be written down because once they are written, they will be treated as 'methods,' and once methods are copied, they will become distorted.

I can only tell you:

My 32,000U was rolled up by 'sense of rhythm + profit-taking logic + risk awareness,'

not by going all in, not by passion, not by blindly rushing.

See how many people want to understand.

Those brave enough to ask in the comments, I will prioritize replying to you $ETH $BTC