Taking her into the cryptocurrency world, watching the account rise from 13,000 U to 850,000 U, not relying on luck and certainly not guessing blindly, but relying entirely on a set of rolling warehouse methods to steadily progress.
In fact, she was initially like many beginners, panicking to close positions after making a couple of points, and unwilling to cut losses even when losing a bit. It's not that she lacked judgment; she just hadn't grasped the rhythm of the market. I broke down the core method of rolling warehouses into three points to teach her, and only by following these could she stabilize the situation.
The first is to only follow trends and not touch fluctuations. Previously, she was eager to try in a fluctuating market, thinking that small volatility meant low risk. I directly stopped her; trades without volume or direction are all traps. Engaging in fluctuations with rolling warehouses is purely sending money into risk. Later, before BTC broke out, we focused on signals of major players increasing volume and price breakthroughs, placing orders in advance. When the market surged, her position doubled, and she truly understood the significance of waiting for the trend to start.
The second is to increase positions based on floating profits, never impulsively. At first, she always thought about adding more to earn quickly. I made her hold back her eagerness; she only placed 5% for the first order and slowly added after achieving floating profits. Only when floating profits exceeded 50% did she dare to push forward. Once, when she was losing a bit and wanted to add to her position, I held her mouse down. Adding to a losing position is just filling a hole; rolling warehouses should amplify advantages in profits, not stubbornly bear losses. Later, she strictly followed this and never stumbled due to impulsive position increases again.
The third is to be flexible with profit-taking; don’t stubbornly hold onto one point. I taught her a three-tier profit-taking method: first lock in half of the profits to protect the principal, then leave part of the position to follow the market, and finally let the remaining profits run. Previously, when she made some profits, she wanted to close all positions, thinking that securing profits was stable. Once in the market, I advised her not to close everything and to leave 30% of the position. As a result, it later rose by 30%, and she realized that not closing everything isn’t greed, but understanding how to give profits room to grow.
From 13,000 to 850,000, she never went all in even once, nor did she hold any false hopes. The cryptocurrency world lacks opportunities; what it lacks are those who can accurately grasp the rhythm.
The market is still moving, and it’s a great time to practice rolling warehouses. Making money is never about rushing out; it’s about accumulating step by step following a method.
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