Stop believing the nonsense about 'contracts doubling overnight'! Last night, a fan cried to me in a message, saying they followed the trend and invested everything in a new coin, losing three years of savings in a single day. I've seen this scene at least 800 times in my 8 years, if not 1000.
As a 'survivor' from the 2017 bull market who got into the crypto space, I have grown my initial capital of 30,000 to a net worth firmly standing at A8. I haven’t worshipped any 'crypto gurus' and haven’t hit any lucky trends; I've relied entirely on a trading system I painstakingly developed, which combines 'risk welding' and 'profit running'. Today, I'm sharing the valuable insights I've kept under wraps; those who understand can at least avoid 5 years of detours.
The core idea is four words: earn big, lose small. This is not mere talk; it’s a hard rule forged with real money. Many newcomers to the market only focus on “how much can I earn,” but I prefer to do the opposite. For every trade, I first write down in my notes “maximum loss allowed.” I firmly set the loss threshold for a single trade at 5% of the principal; during trial trading, I’m even harsher, keeping the position light as a feather, and never impulsively going all in; as soon as the unrealized loss reaches 2%-3%, I immediately cut losses and exit, never clinging to the fantasy of “it will reverse if I wait a bit longer.”
As for taking profits? My principle is “never leave until I’ve earned enough.” 30% is just the passing line, 50% is considered entering the profit zone, and doubling is what a trend market should look like. Trust me, the essence of the crypto world is not about “how many times you guessed right,” but about “how much you earn when correct and how much you lose when wrong.” Those so-called “short-term gods” who quickly gain fame are mostly bubbles of a wave; those who can survive two rounds of bull and bear markets understand the principle of “as long as the principal is preserved, there's no fear of missing out on opportunities.”
I also have a habit that my fans jokingly call “Buddhist-style”: only trading in markets with “clear trends + breakout on volume.” The K-line during oscillation periods is harder to predict than your ex-girlfriend's emotions; instead of getting chopped up in there, it’s better to brew a cup of goji berry tea and watch the market. Being flat is always more dignified than being stuck in a position.
Not chasing rebounds or following hot trends, the market that multiplied my capital by 40 times was all about “eating in the direction of the trend.” I must mention my secret technique — the “pyramid rolling method,” the core of which is “only moving profits, not the principal.” For example: initially using 8000 as a trial capital, I earned 240 and added half of the profit, 120, back in. Then I earned another 36, and rolled half the profit into the position. After several rounds, profits snowballed while my capital remained as steady as an old dog. Even if a certain added position incurs a loss, it's only from previous gains; the principal is untouched.
Every day someone asks me, “Can small capital turn around?” My answer is very straightforward: 10,000 in capital is the threshold, and execution ability is the lifeline. If you want to gamble in the crypto world for a chance to get rich quick, turn left and look for a pyramid scheme; here I only have the methodology of “slowly getting rich”; but if you want to rely on professional trading for long-term profits, first practice “stable profitability” until it’s as familiar as eating, and once the capital increases, profits will naturally accelerate. Follow Yangyang#ETH走势分析 $ETH
