#数字资产市场动态 Seven weeks from 3,000U to 75,000U, zero liquidations, zero gambling—this is not luck, it's methodology.
Over the past few years in the crypto world, I've learned a lot of truths from the pitfalls I've encountered. I used to be a heavy believer in dreams, and one time greed wiped me out to just 3,000 yuan. That feeling of going from a full account to zero is still a bit frightening to think about. But it was precisely because of this experience that I became clear—there are real ways to make money, it all depends on whether you're willing to change.
What I did afterward was very simple: focus on two things. First, only trade swing trends, never try to guess trend reversal points, especially those so-called "flying knives" that are already at the bottom—absolutely avoid them. Second, treat drawdowns as a lifeline. Small positions make it easier to survive longer; take profits immediately when there's a gain, and don't chase that last 10% of a rally. Three years of refining a trading logic has led to today’s compound interest effect.
Friends who trade more steadily in the circle also have good results: some turned 500U into 18,000U in 45 days, some safely took 34,000U with an 800U short position, and others turned 10,000U into 186,000U. The numbers sound big, but the core is the same—either you get rich overnight or you build steadily.
The real game rules in crypto have always been that "slow" is the fastest way. Those rushing to turn things around quickly usually end up quitting. Only those who can endure loneliness, protect their principal, and trust in compound interest can truly survive in this market.
One person can't go far alone. Finding the right direction, standing with the right team, and having reliable people together makes much more sense than working alone. If the method is right, you can also turn the tables.
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MysteryBoxAddict
· 14h ago
There's nothing wrong with that, but those dreams of getting rich overnight die the fastest.
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From 3000 to 75,000 sounds great, but the real test is still ahead; whether you can hold on is the key.
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This light position take-profit strategy is indeed reliable; it all depends on how many people can truly stick to it without greed.
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I just want to know, during these 7 weeks, which week was the hardest, and how did you get through the moments when your mindset almost collapsed.
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"Slow" is the fastest way; I've heard this a hundred times, but traders who last long really do it this way.
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A steady track record may not be as exciting, but it's much better than losing everything in one go.
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BearHugger
· 14h ago
It sounds very inspiring, but I still think most people say this after they've already made a profit. The real challenge is to stick to this logic when you're at a loss, right?
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OnchainSniper
· 14h ago
Well said, but not greed for that last 10%. To be honest, you still need to live long enough.
The numbers from 3,000 to 75,000 can indeed be impressive, but look, the problem is—can such steady and cautious operations really hold up? I'm just worried that the people writing these articles will start sleepwalking again when the next market wave comes.
A prudent trading strategy is not wrong, but the key is execution, friends. Most people can't stick to it for more than three weeks.
I've heard too many stories about compound interest like this. Every time, they say they've had an epiphany, but what happens? They go all in again.
But on the other hand, I really agree with protecting the principal; living is the prerequisite for making money.
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liquiditea_sipper
· 14h ago
That's correct, but the key is to actually execute it. Most people fail at this point.
#数字资产市场动态 Seven weeks from 3,000U to 75,000U, zero liquidations, zero gambling—this is not luck, it's methodology.
Over the past few years in the crypto world, I've learned a lot of truths from the pitfalls I've encountered. I used to be a heavy believer in dreams, and one time greed wiped me out to just 3,000 yuan. That feeling of going from a full account to zero is still a bit frightening to think about. But it was precisely because of this experience that I became clear—there are real ways to make money, it all depends on whether you're willing to change.
What I did afterward was very simple: focus on two things. First, only trade swing trends, never try to guess trend reversal points, especially those so-called "flying knives" that are already at the bottom—absolutely avoid them. Second, treat drawdowns as a lifeline. Small positions make it easier to survive longer; take profits immediately when there's a gain, and don't chase that last 10% of a rally. Three years of refining a trading logic has led to today’s compound interest effect.
Friends who trade more steadily in the circle also have good results: some turned 500U into 18,000U in 45 days, some safely took 34,000U with an 800U short position, and others turned 10,000U into 186,000U. The numbers sound big, but the core is the same—either you get rich overnight or you build steadily.
The real game rules in crypto have always been that "slow" is the fastest way. Those rushing to turn things around quickly usually end up quitting. Only those who can endure loneliness, protect their principal, and trust in compound interest can truly survive in this market.
One person can't go far alone. Finding the right direction, standing with the right team, and having reliable people together makes much more sense than working alone. If the method is right, you can also turn the tables.