#美联储回购协议计划 From five digits to three digits, the beginner's advanced path in the crypto world



Many people enter the market thinking about getting rich overnight, but that’s not how it should be. Set small goals first—earn your first 1 million in life, then talk about a 10 million dream. Does this sound conservative? Wrong, it’s this conservatism that allows countless people to survive.

Having been in this market for many years, I’ve found that making money is actually quite simple: don’t pick up sesame seeds every day, instead split your compound interest into several waves of big hits. How to split? Practice with small positions to accumulate experience, and when real signals appear, increase your position size. Only go long, never short.

What do signals look like? Three dimensions to observe: 1. Long-term consolidation after a sharp decline, with sudden volume increase and upward breakout, then the trend is considered stable; 2. On the daily chart, candlesticks stand firm on key moving averages, with volume and price moving in tandem, market sentiment clearly heating up; 3. The most bizarre moment—public opinion is still criticizing, retail investors are still cutting losses, but institutions have already quietly entered.

Operational details, take a case with 50,000 capital: this money should be profits earned earlier, first recover losses, don’t think about quick turnaround. Then adopt a margin mode, single position no more than 10% of total funds, leverage up to 10 times, in other words, actual leverage is only 1x, with a stop loss at 2%. Safety first.

After confirming a breakout, how to add positions? Wait until the price rises by 10% before acting, and use 10% of the new profits to open new positions, keeping the stop loss at 2% at all times. No “doubling” (position doubling), no adding to losing positions, no stubbornly holding. When the stop loss is hit, shut down and preserve the principal for the next opportunity. This is the secret to longevity.

After a 50% main upward wave, the power of compound interest can turn 50,000 into 200,000. Catch two such cycles, and 1 million is no longer a dream. Honestly, as long as you successfully rotate 3 to 4 times in your entire investment career—from 50,000 to 1 million, then to 10 million—you can gracefully exit.

Risk control, remember these three iron rules:

① Don’t roll in during consolidation, don’t roll during downward stagnation, and don’t roll on coins based solely on news. Wait for trend confirmation.

② The maximum loss of principal is the margin of the margin account; other funds are automatically locked, so even if liquidation occurs, you won’t lose the main account money.

③ When rolling positions and earning profits, regularly withdraw 30% to realize life dreams—buy a house, buy a car, enjoy the present. Don’t let greed betray you.

Ultimately, rolling positions is not gambling with your life, it’s waiting for opportunities. When they come, act decisively; if not, relax and lie flat. Better to miss ten opportunities than to operate recklessly once.

If you truly roll into your first 1 million, you will naturally understand position allocation, emotional cycles, and market cycles. The rest of the path is basically copy-paste. This market always favors those who are prepared. $BTC $ETH $XRP—Keep going.
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AllTalkLongTradervip
· 6h ago
Here we go again, talking smoothly but how many people can actually live to 1 million? A 2% stop loss sounds easy, but try to see if you can hold it when the account blows up. I just want to know how many 50,000s this big brother still has left now. Waiting for an opportunity? I’m waiting every day, but why can’t I ever wait for it? The idea of compound interest sounds great, turning 50,000 into four times that requires catching the right two market moves, as simple as eating. Why do retail investors get wiped out while institutions keep entering? How do you know institutions aren’t dumping the market? That last line "elegant exit" really cracked me up. First, you have to survive the next bear market before you can talk about leaving gracefully.
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SelfCustodyIssuesvip
· 7h ago
Another article titled "I Made Money, So Can You," okay, but to be honest, there's really nothing wrong with the risk control part. It reminds me of when I first entered the circle, the feeling of a five-figure amount dropping straight to three figures—definitely intense. But I’ve understood the rhythm of that 2% stop-loss and 10% breakout adding position; it's just that... execution is always a bit off. Waiting for the right opportunity sounds easy, but when the moment comes, it can drive people crazy.
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BearMarketBardvip
· 7h ago
Sounds good in theory, but 99% of people can't do it.
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StakeHouseDirectorvip
· 7h ago
It's really true, many beginners are killed by greed. I used to think about going all-in to get rich quickly, but I ended up losing everything, even my underwear. Now I understand that steady compound interest is truly the way to go.
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