When I entered the crypto space in 2017, I only had $5,000 in my pocket. Over the years, I've seen too many cases of people being liquidated on contracts, losing everything to collateral liquidation. But my account curve has always been trending upward. It's been 3 years, and I haven't had a single liquidation, with a maximum drawdown of less than 8%.
The key is, I’ve never relied on insider information, nor am I the type to obsess over charts obsessively, let alone believe in some mystical K-line theories. To put it simply, I treat trading as a guaranteed profit business. Today, I’ll break down three core methods that ordinary people can follow to replicate.
**Method 1: Lock in profits and double insurance for the principal**
Every trade must have both take-profit and stop-loss orders set simultaneously. Once profits reach 10% of the principal, I immediately withdraw 50% to a cold wallet, and use the remaining 50% profit to continue trading. What are the benefits of this approach? If the market continues to rise, I leverage the profits for compound growth; if it reverses, I only give back at most half of the profits, keeping the principal rock solid.
Over 5 years, I’ve withdrawn 37 times, with the highest weekly withdrawal reaching 18,000U. That might not sound like much, but the exchange’s customer service even verified my funds via video due to the volume. What I want to say is, stability is the prerequisite for making big money. Rushing is not the way.
**Method 2: Displaced position building, find dividends in volatility**
I monitor three cycles simultaneously: daily for the main trend, 4-hour for the trading range, and 15-minute for precise entries. The result is, for the same coin, I open two trades. One for breakout chasing longs (stop-loss set at the daily low), and another in overbought zones for short positions. Both stop-losses are no more than 1.5% of the principal, with take-profit set at over 5 times.
Take the 2022 LUNA crash as an example: within 24 hours, it plunged 90%. I relied on both long and short take-profit orders to earn 42% in a single day. While others were getting liquidated, I was picking up bargains.
**Method 3: Small stop-loss for big profits, profit through probability**
Honestly, my win rate is only 38%, which sounds low, right? But the key is, my profit-to-loss ratio is 4.8:1. In other words, I use a 1.5% small stop-loss to chase larger trend profits. When the market moves in my favor, I use trailing stops to let profits run; when it doesn’t cooperate, I exit decisively. From a mathematical expectation perspective, this is the logic of guaranteed profit.
**A few iron rules for practical trading**
Always divide your capital into 10 parts. Use at most 1 part per trade, and keep total open positions under 3 parts. When I lose two trades in a row, I shut down and go to the gym—never touch “revenge trades.” Every time my account doubles, I withdraw 20% to invest in US bonds or gold, so I can stay calm during bear markets.
The biggest risk in trading isn’t making mistakes, but being unable to recover after a liquidation. These three methods, which sound simple but go against human nature, helped me grow from $5,000 to seven figures. The methods are old-fashioned, but they work. Follow them, and make the exchange work for you, instead of being exploited by it.
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GasFeeCrier
· 2h ago
Another article titled "I Made Money, Come Learn," honestly speaking, the key isn't the method, but whether you can stay calm during execution.
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StakeHouseDirector
· 17h ago
Listen to this fresh news, another big player has come forward with their experience
That's right, stability is the key, but most people just can't control themselves
I was also involved in the LUNA wave, but no one made as much profit as they did; details determine success or failure
Knowing the concepts of take profit and stop loss is one thing, execution is the key
Seeing that 4.8:1 win rate ratio makes me feel more at ease
Every time it doubles, I take some profits; this habit has really saved many people
The key is not to be greedy; one big loss and it's all over
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AirdropHarvester
· 17h ago
This set of statements sounds very appealing, but why do I always feel like something is missing...
If it's really that stable, you should just publish a book directly. Why bother sharing here?
Five thousand U turns into a seven-figure amount, the calculations are too detailed, are you sure there's no water?
Honestly, I gave up after the second method; monitoring three cycles is too exhausting...
Listening to compound interest is fine, but very few people can truly stick with it.
Sharing the ten thousand or eighty thousand profit feels like not sharing at all...
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CantAffordPancake
· 17h ago
This is a real trader, not a gambler who relies on luck and goes all-in.
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TokenomicsTinfoilHat
· 17h ago
Really speaking, this set of logic has no flaws, but it tests human nature too much... I've seen too many people who know they should cut losses but just can't bring themselves to do it.
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GasFeeBeggar
· 17h ago
It sounds good, but how many people can really stick to stop-loss? I think most people want to turn things around after losing.
Actually, it's a mindset issue. Anyone can learn the method, but execution is the key.
I've heard this logic several times, but the main point is to get rid of the gambler's mentality.
Seven figures sound impressive, but they must have gone through many tests along the way.
The part about revenge trading was spot on; that's truly the first step to blowing up your account.
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PumpingCroissant
· 18h ago
Honestly, I've heard this method too many times. The key is still the mindset; most people can't do it.
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GasGasGasBro
· 18h ago
Hmm... This set of tools sounds quite solid, but how many can truly stick to the stop-loss?
When I entered the crypto space in 2017, I only had $5,000 in my pocket. Over the years, I've seen too many cases of people being liquidated on contracts, losing everything to collateral liquidation. But my account curve has always been trending upward. It's been 3 years, and I haven't had a single liquidation, with a maximum drawdown of less than 8%.
The key is, I’ve never relied on insider information, nor am I the type to obsess over charts obsessively, let alone believe in some mystical K-line theories. To put it simply, I treat trading as a guaranteed profit business. Today, I’ll break down three core methods that ordinary people can follow to replicate.
**Method 1: Lock in profits and double insurance for the principal**
Every trade must have both take-profit and stop-loss orders set simultaneously. Once profits reach 10% of the principal, I immediately withdraw 50% to a cold wallet, and use the remaining 50% profit to continue trading. What are the benefits of this approach? If the market continues to rise, I leverage the profits for compound growth; if it reverses, I only give back at most half of the profits, keeping the principal rock solid.
Over 5 years, I’ve withdrawn 37 times, with the highest weekly withdrawal reaching 18,000U. That might not sound like much, but the exchange’s customer service even verified my funds via video due to the volume. What I want to say is, stability is the prerequisite for making big money. Rushing is not the way.
**Method 2: Displaced position building, find dividends in volatility**
I monitor three cycles simultaneously: daily for the main trend, 4-hour for the trading range, and 15-minute for precise entries. The result is, for the same coin, I open two trades. One for breakout chasing longs (stop-loss set at the daily low), and another in overbought zones for short positions. Both stop-losses are no more than 1.5% of the principal, with take-profit set at over 5 times.
Take the 2022 LUNA crash as an example: within 24 hours, it plunged 90%. I relied on both long and short take-profit orders to earn 42% in a single day. While others were getting liquidated, I was picking up bargains.
**Method 3: Small stop-loss for big profits, profit through probability**
Honestly, my win rate is only 38%, which sounds low, right? But the key is, my profit-to-loss ratio is 4.8:1. In other words, I use a 1.5% small stop-loss to chase larger trend profits. When the market moves in my favor, I use trailing stops to let profits run; when it doesn’t cooperate, I exit decisively. From a mathematical expectation perspective, this is the logic of guaranteed profit.
**A few iron rules for practical trading**
Always divide your capital into 10 parts. Use at most 1 part per trade, and keep total open positions under 3 parts. When I lose two trades in a row, I shut down and go to the gym—never touch “revenge trades.” Every time my account doubles, I withdraw 20% to invest in US bonds or gold, so I can stay calm during bear markets.
The biggest risk in trading isn’t making mistakes, but being unable to recover after a liquidation. These three methods, which sound simple but go against human nature, helped me grow from $5,000 to seven figures. The methods are old-fashioned, but they work. Follow them, and make the exchange work for you, instead of being exploited by it.