Having been in the industry for 5 years with an initial investment of 5000U, my account has maintained a 45° upward growth curve, with a maximum drawdown never exceeding 8%. Many around me have blown up their accounts on futures and sold their houses, but I have always adhered to a systematic trading framework—avoiding insider information, not blindly chasing KOLs, and steering clear of projects with unknown origins. Simply put, I am a trader who controls the rhythm.
Today, I will share my three core methods openly. Each move goes against human nature, but precisely because they are counterintuitive, most retail traders cannot do them.
**Method 1: Lock-in profits and compound, armor your gains**
Open a position and immediately set stop-loss and take-profit orders. Once profits reach 10% of the principal, instantly move 50% of the profit to a cold wallet to lock it in, while the remaining 50% continues to roll over. The obvious benefit—during upward moves, compound growth; during downturns, only give back profits without harming the principal. Over five years, I have taken profits 37 times, with the highest weekly withdrawal reaching 180,000U. Later, platforms marked my account and even required video verification (probably they thought the frequency resembled money laundering).
**Method 2: Displaced positioning to harvest liquidation points**
Use a three-cycle linkage: confirm the main trend on the daily chart, find the range on the 4-hour chart, and precisely identify entry points on the 15-minute chart. Open two orders on the same coin—A order chasing a breakout long, B order placing a short at a higher level in advance. Keep stop-loss within 1.5%, with a target at least 5 times the risk.
On the day LUNA plummeted 90% in 24 hours, I was both long and short, and the account gained 42% in a single day. That’s the power of displaced positioning.
**Method 3: Stop-loss is your ticket; small losses for big trends**
Treat a 1.5% stop-loss as the cost of entry—don’t fight the market, don’t hold onto losing positions. My win rate is actually only 38%, sounds low, right? But the risk-reward ratio is 4.8:1, with a mathematical expectancy of +1.9%—meaning, for every dollar lost, you can expect to earn 1.9 dollars in the long run.
**Three iron rules to remember:**
Divide your capital into 10 parts, only trade one part at a time, and never hold more than 3 positions simultaneously. If you lose two trades in a row, immediately shut down and go to the gym—never revenge trade. When your account doubles, withdraw 20% to buy US bonds or gold, and in a bear market, just lie flat.
The methods are actually simple, but 90% of people just can’t execute them. The market’s biggest fear isn’t your mistakes, but that one big mistake will leave you unable to recover. Master this logic, and let the exchange truly work for you.
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JustAnotherWallet
· 15h ago
Honestly, with a profit-taking frequency of 37 times, I doubt the platform really thinks you're money laundering hahaha
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ChainSpy
· 15h ago
Honestly, I admire the discipline of cutting losses the most. A 38% win rate can still reliably make money, and the key is still the mindset.
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LiquidityWizard
· 15h ago
Wow, this framework is indeed powerful, but to be honest, I need to think about how a 38% win rate can still be profitable... The risk-reward ratio is really the key.
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MetaverseHobo
· 16h ago
To be honest, this stuff sounds very appealing, but executing it really requires patience. The part I agree with the most is the 38% win rate logic; too many people get stuck chasing win rate instead of the risk-reward ratio.
Having been in the industry for 5 years with an initial investment of 5000U, my account has maintained a 45° upward growth curve, with a maximum drawdown never exceeding 8%. Many around me have blown up their accounts on futures and sold their houses, but I have always adhered to a systematic trading framework—avoiding insider information, not blindly chasing KOLs, and steering clear of projects with unknown origins. Simply put, I am a trader who controls the rhythm.
Today, I will share my three core methods openly. Each move goes against human nature, but precisely because they are counterintuitive, most retail traders cannot do them.
**Method 1: Lock-in profits and compound, armor your gains**
Open a position and immediately set stop-loss and take-profit orders. Once profits reach 10% of the principal, instantly move 50% of the profit to a cold wallet to lock it in, while the remaining 50% continues to roll over. The obvious benefit—during upward moves, compound growth; during downturns, only give back profits without harming the principal. Over five years, I have taken profits 37 times, with the highest weekly withdrawal reaching 180,000U. Later, platforms marked my account and even required video verification (probably they thought the frequency resembled money laundering).
**Method 2: Displaced positioning to harvest liquidation points**
Use a three-cycle linkage: confirm the main trend on the daily chart, find the range on the 4-hour chart, and precisely identify entry points on the 15-minute chart. Open two orders on the same coin—A order chasing a breakout long, B order placing a short at a higher level in advance. Keep stop-loss within 1.5%, with a target at least 5 times the risk.
On the day LUNA plummeted 90% in 24 hours, I was both long and short, and the account gained 42% in a single day. That’s the power of displaced positioning.
**Method 3: Stop-loss is your ticket; small losses for big trends**
Treat a 1.5% stop-loss as the cost of entry—don’t fight the market, don’t hold onto losing positions. My win rate is actually only 38%, sounds low, right? But the risk-reward ratio is 4.8:1, with a mathematical expectancy of +1.9%—meaning, for every dollar lost, you can expect to earn 1.9 dollars in the long run.
**Three iron rules to remember:**
Divide your capital into 10 parts, only trade one part at a time, and never hold more than 3 positions simultaneously. If you lose two trades in a row, immediately shut down and go to the gym—never revenge trade. When your account doubles, withdraw 20% to buy US bonds or gold, and in a bear market, just lie flat.
The methods are actually simple, but 90% of people just can’t execute them. The market’s biggest fear isn’t your mistakes, but that one big mistake will leave you unable to recover. Master this logic, and let the exchange truly work for you.