2026-01-09 09:28:33

I don't want to see you suffer, and I'm also afraid you won't make money. I turned 2000U into 90,000U for the first time, took 5 weeks, no liquidation, no reckless bets.

Don't think I'm so amazing. Honestly, I finally figured out one thing: in the crypto world, you can't survive relying on luck.

At that time, I almost couldn't hold on, falling from a high point all the way down, with only 2000U left in my account. I didn't dare to open it to look, but I was unwilling to give up. I knew this market could turn around; the problem was that my previous operations were too chaotic—wild methods, inconsistent rhythm, and uncontrolled positions.

Since then, I only do two things:

Follow the swing, don't guess the market blindly, and avoid bottom fishing or chasing tops. Control the drawdowns, avoid heavy positions, don't be greedy on single trades, and take profits quickly when I make some.

In simple terms, it's about making certainty trades with a high win rate and good rhythm.

Some people pick the right direction but still lose money. Why? Because they get washed out. Can't stop losses, can't hold onto profits—all driven by emotions. I've suffered this loss myself.

My method has been tested and refined repeatedly since 2022, becoming more and more stable. In this round of the market, a few of my buddies who are with me are doing pretty well:

Turning 500U into 15,000U in 30 days. Turning 800U into 40,000U with perfect rhythm and almost no drawdown. Turning 10,000U into 200,000U with 17 clean and decisive trades.

It's not that we are superhuman. Honestly, we just finally learned "how to survive."

The opportunity to make money in crypto has always been there; the problem is most people are on the wrong path. Trading alone relies on luck, but a group trading together relies on a system. The market is right in front of us—seize the opportunity with rhythm. If you're interested, let's have a chat.

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HashRateHermit

· 01-12 07:18

There's nothing wrong with that, but you need to quit the poison of emotions. Many people are indeed losing money by going in the wrong direction; they panic at the first sign of a dip. This wave of market feels like it's really testing people; a systematic approach is definitely much more reliable than luck. Position management is truly the bottom line for survival; I used to be greedy and it ended badly. Nodding and taking profits is never wrong. Listening to you guys trade like this, I feel much clearer in my thinking; rhythm is the key. I also want to learn how to trade with discipline; just watching the market isn't enough. Turning 2000 into 90,000 definitely requires both luck and a system; it seems that systematic trading mainly wins. Stop-loss is really difficult; I know I should do it, but I just can't hold on. I agree with this logic, but it still takes more practice to refine the actual operation.

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SocialAnxietyStaker

· 01-12 00:45

Really, managing risk is a hundred times harder than chasing returns. Most people get wiped out by their emotions. I can't quite put it into words, but I feel like this set of strategies sounds very right, yet the temptation when it comes to actual execution... Going from 2000 to 90,000 is indeed a huge jump, but what I care more about is that he didn't get liquidated. That’s the real toughness. Stop-loss is something that, knowing and doing, is separated by a greedy river. Honestly, the hardest part in the crypto world isn't choosing coins, but choosing not to act. It feels just like my painful lessons before; it seems you have to suffer a loss to truly understand. This approach has some merit, but how to define the system? I always feel that everyone's "system" is different.

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GasFeeWhisperer

· 01-12 00:08

It sounds pretty loud, but bro, your approach to controlling the drawdown is indeed on point. Just worried it might turn into a tactic to cut the leeks again. --- I've heard the compounding story from 2000 to 90,000 several times, but the real skill is whether you can survive the next bear market. --- You're right, emotional trading is indeed a dead end, but how exactly does your "system" work? What are the details? --- Alright, at least you didn't say something like "I have insider information." That's better than those guys shouting signals every day. --- I agree with the principle of taking profits and securing gains, but too many people can't hear it and always want to gamble one last time. --- Five weeks from 2k to 90k, it was just a matter of chance. It's not that the method doesn't work, but the sample size is too small. --- Hmm, finally someone said "a group of people relying on a system." Compared to those solo leeks, the chances are definitely better, provided that this "system" can really be reused.

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SolidityJester

· 01-09 09:58

There's nothing wrong with that; emotional trading really is the biggest killer. System > Luck, that statement hits hard. The key is that many people can't hold on until that moment; they start to doubt themselves when their account drops by half. It sounds like selling courses, but on the other hand, the logic does make sense. I've heard stories of going from 2000 to 90,000 a hundred times, but what about execution? Most people lack it. Swing trading seems simple, but the hard part is not being greedy and fearless. Controlling drawdowns is an interesting concept; looking at it from a different perspective, it's definitely wiser than chasing highs.

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BankruptcyArtist

· 01-09 09:37

The core is not to be greedy; it sounds simple but is really hard to do. Emotion-driven trading resonates with me a lot; stop-loss is always the hardest step. Going from 2000 to 90,000 is indeed tough, but what's even tougher is being able to hold your mindset, isn't it? System > luck, this phrase must be engraved in your mind. Honestly, most people die because of over-leverage and greed. Sense of rhythm is very important, but many people simply can't develop it. It sounds like another group might be created, but I really want to understand how exactly you operate. Is your strategy from 2022 until now really that stable? The saying "take profits and run" is heard every time, but how many actually manage to do it? There are indeed many opportunities to make money, but there are too many people with poor execution.

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AirdropDreamBreaker

· 01-09 09:36

To be honest, this set of things sounds quite familiar. I’ve also fallen into this trap, and emotional trading is really extraordinary. Stop-loss is the most critical; right now, I only believe in this one. I trust this data, but most people still get wiped out by their mindset. There's nothing I can do. Here comes the harvest of the little guys again, same old story. Controlling drawdown is indeed reliable. I’ve been doing this since last year. From 2000 to 95,000 in a week? When the market is good, anyone can make money. In a bull market, just lie back and win. All these success stories are armchair generals in hindsight. Why didn’t they do a live broadcast at the time?

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CoffeeOnChain

· 01-09 09:31

It sounds like someone is trying to sell the "system" again.

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