1200U flipped to 48,000, my apprentice relies on the 'Turtle Three Moves' to crush margin calls
In 1986, I have half of my hair left, with 8 years of experience in the crypto world.
The wildest night, 80,000 principal rolled to 2.8 million, floating to pay for everyone’s membership in the whole network; also the worst month, greed without setting stop-loss, owed 800,000, chased out by my mom with a broom.
Now making a comeback, I only believe in one thing: no matter how small the principal, the rules are the greatest.
Recently, I brought a post-2000s kid, Xia, whose account only had 1200U, but his hands trembled like Parkinson’s while placing orders. I handed him three sticky notes:
① Split the money into three parts, each 400U.
The first part only trades BTC and ETH, runs away at 3%, and after running, closes the computer;
The second part waits for the moving average golden cross, holding positions for no more than five days;
The third part is stuffed in a cold wallet, acting as a 'revival armor', whoever moves is a dog.
② 80% of the time the market is flat like a dead fish, if your hands itch, help me walk the dog, when there’s a volume breakout, get back on, take out half of the profit at 15%, and buy a pair of AJ to calm down.
③ Stop-loss at 3% like a knife, cut it when the time is up, don’t supplement; take half of the position off at 5% profit, let the remaining hang on a trailing stop to let the profits run free.
Xia was really obedient, his account soared to 21,000 in three months, 48,000 in five months, with zero margin calls throughout.
Last night, he treated me to barbecue, tears and snot everywhere: 'Master, I originally just wanted to earn enough for an iPhone, but now I have enough for the down payment.'
I patted his shoulder: 'Don’t be proud, I also had 2.8 million back then, remember—slow is fast, stability leads to fat.'
Those who can survive in the market and still earn are always the ones who dare to reach out first.
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