The Dumbest Rolling Method—With 2100U, I Ground My Account to 36,000U

After being in the crypto space for a long time, you will understand a principle:

When the market is volatile, few people make money,

When the market is quiet, many people make money.

At 1100U, I didn't dare to rush in at all,

What I did was all those slightly structured moves that others were too lazy to touch:

Not sexy, not stimulating, no stories...

But with a high win rate, stable fluctuations, and a low probability of falling into pitfalls.

Most people understand rolling as:

Make money → Increase → Add more → Explode again.

But what I did this time was the opposite:

First, maintain the rhythm, then let the profits roll by themselves.

Many people double their money relying on courage,

But from 2100U to 36,000U

It relied on—

Making fewer mistakes + filtering out all the garbage opportunities.

The more stable, the faster; this sounds contradictory,

But once you’ve done it, you’ll understand.

You can feel my style at that time:

Don’t chase the highs

Don’t catch the lows

Don’t go all in

Don’t average down

Don’t bet on reversals

Don’t gamble on news

What I feared the most with the 1100U account was not losing,

But impulsiveness.

During that time, I might only make one move a day,

Or even go several days without moving,

But once I did move, I lost small, earned steadily, and kept the rhythm smooth.

The profit that grew out is how it rolls.

What truly changed me was a "filtering action"

I would use a very obscure, very basic condition

To "screen out" 80% of the market that couldn’t be traded.

It’s not an indicator,

Not a mysterious tool,

And certainly not those common English abbreviations.

Many old players actually know it,

But almost no one insists on using it long-term.

I rely on it to keep the risk very low.

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