You can. But don't think about going all in to make 20 times your money; that's a gambler's mindset. The real way to play is like building blocks, stacking layer by layer.
**Starting Stage: Practice with 300U**
Don't rush to dive in. Take out 300U and only use 90U to test the waters each time.
Look for newly listed coins on the exchange that have news. The rules are very simple: - Double and withdraw. 90U becomes 180U? Leave immediately, without hesitation. - Cut loss at the waist. Sell immediately if it drops to 45U.
Doing this for three rounds, ideally it can roll to 1200U. But remember, luck plays a big part at this stage, so take it and stop.
**Advanced Play: Combo Moves After 1200U**
As funds come in, the strategy must change.
On the short-term side, focus on BTC or ETH's 30-minute chart with 120U. A 4%-6% fluctuation is enough; take it and run. This is about building a solid foundation.
At the same time, start a regular investment plan, putting 20U into BTC contracts every week. Don't panic when the market drops, and don't get excited when it rises; just treat it as saving money.
The real opportunity lies in trend trades. For example, when the expectation of liquidity easing comes, preemptively position BTC long orders, set appropriate take-profit and stop-loss levels, and you can use a larger position for this trade.
**A Few Iron Rules**
The amount of a single transaction should not exceed 1/12 of the total position. Going all in is just asking for trouble.
Every transaction must have a stop loss, no discussion.
You can open a maximum of two orders a day; frequent operations will only cause your mindset to collapse.
Withdraw a portion once you reach your goal, don't let the numbers just sit in your account.
If you follow this method, a stable 30,000 U per month is not an exaggeration. After a year, that's 300,000 U, which is better than working a job, more worry-free than running a store, and has controllable risks compared to small businesses.
The logic of the crypto world is like this - with a stable mindset and the right strategy, money will roll up by itself.
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JustHodlIt
· 11-21 12:21
Hmm... what you said makes sense, but I still think most people can't stick to this discipline.
30,000 a month? Just listen and don't take it too seriously.
Watching the charts too often really messes with your head—I know from experience.
Cutting losses is the most crucial rule; many people fail simply because they can't bring themselves to take that loss.
Anyone who goes all-in has already lost, so what's the point of learning strategies here?
It sounds simple, but actually doing it is a whole different story.
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GasFeeCryer
· 11-20 14:07
Sounds good, but I still think most people will go all in and then rug
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Steady 30,000 a month? Dude, are you kidding?
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You're right about stop loss, just afraid human nature can't overcome greed
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Can new coins really double and then withdraw? Why can't I hold on every time?
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This logic sounds comfortable, but my brain just goes haywire when I gamble
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Auto-Invest 20U, how much patience do you need for that?
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Saying it's better than working made me laugh, at least working won't rug
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The key is still the mindset, but who the hell can achieve that?
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Looks simple, but when operating, the mindset completely collapses
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Stop bragging, how long have you been doing this?
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I've never been able to grasp trend orders
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AirdropworkerZhang
· 11-19 08:41
You're not wrong, but it requires understanding to execute. I've tried going all in, the kind that drops to zero directly, and now I've switched to small amounts rolling over, which helps improve my mindset.
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MechanicalMartel
· 11-19 08:41
All in 20 times? Then just wait for bankruptcy haha
Starting with 300U and learning to stop loss is the real skill
This methodology is actually about seeking victory steadily, which I like the most since I don't want to fuss
For Auto-Invest in BTC contracts, I think we still need to watch the market environment
I agree with the point of doing two trades a day; frequent operations can really lead to a collapse in mentality
The key is still to withdraw; the numbers lying in the account can easily lead to self-deception.
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ParallelChainMaxi
· 11-19 08:41
This way of thinking sounds quite comfortable, but how many can really stick to it?
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It's another story of 30,000 a month. I just want to ask how many people can actually avoid frequent trading.
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It's easy to talk about, but when it comes to practice, the mindset still collapses, especially when watching others go all in and double their money.
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Stop loss sounds easy, but when it's time to cut losses, my hands are trembling.
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I just want to know if anyone has really rolled to 300,000 at this pace, or is it just another internet story.
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Making 10,000 to 200,000 sounds great, but in the process, it might all be gone due to one careless decision.
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Auto-Invest is indeed practical, less psychological pressure than staring at the market every day.
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Investing 20U weekly requires a lot of patience. Most people can't last two months before giving up.
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The key is to be willing to spend money in a bear market so you can double in a bull run, but at that time, who doesn't want to go all in?
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ChainSherlockGirl
· 11-19 08:36
Wow, this data shows 30,000 U in a month? From my analysis, this guy is either sitting on a pile of money counting it, or we need to check the on-chain Wallet Address, it's really outrageous.
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AirdropHunterXiao
· 11-19 08:17
The all-in mentality needs to change, or it will inevitably lead to a disaster.
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That's right, the mindset is the hardest hurdle to overcome.
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I’ve tried this strategy starting with 300U, and it is indeed stable.
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Among those who go all in, nine out of ten get liquidated, no exaggeration.
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This suggestion of doing two trades a day is fantastic. I used to open more than ten trades in a day and my account crashed directly.
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With this pace, 300,000 a year? That's a bit optimistic, isn't it?
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Stop loss is the most crucial point; without a stop loss, you're just digging a pit for yourself.
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It's really hard to execute the plan of running away when a new coin doubles; you always want to wait a bit longer.
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BTC auto-invest is indeed the most stable operation, a magic tool for averaging cost.
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Blockwatcher9000
· 11-19 08:15
Damn, this trap sounds great, but in practice, I'm still going to lose.
30,000 a month? Laughing to death, I can lose half of that in just half a month.
Can 10,000 U principal turn into 200,000 U?
You can. But don't think about going all in to make 20 times your money; that's a gambler's mindset. The real way to play is like building blocks, stacking layer by layer.
**Starting Stage: Practice with 300U**
Don't rush to dive in. Take out 300U and only use 90U to test the waters each time.
Look for newly listed coins on the exchange that have news. The rules are very simple:
- Double and withdraw. 90U becomes 180U? Leave immediately, without hesitation.
- Cut loss at the waist. Sell immediately if it drops to 45U.
Doing this for three rounds, ideally it can roll to 1200U. But remember, luck plays a big part at this stage, so take it and stop.
**Advanced Play: Combo Moves After 1200U**
As funds come in, the strategy must change.
On the short-term side, focus on BTC or ETH's 30-minute chart with 120U. A 4%-6% fluctuation is enough; take it and run. This is about building a solid foundation.
At the same time, start a regular investment plan, putting 20U into BTC contracts every week. Don't panic when the market drops, and don't get excited when it rises; just treat it as saving money.
The real opportunity lies in trend trades. For example, when the expectation of liquidity easing comes, preemptively position BTC long orders, set appropriate take-profit and stop-loss levels, and you can use a larger position for this trade.
**A Few Iron Rules**
The amount of a single transaction should not exceed 1/12 of the total position. Going all in is just asking for trouble.
Every transaction must have a stop loss, no discussion.
You can open a maximum of two orders a day; frequent operations will only cause your mindset to collapse.
Withdraw a portion once you reach your goal, don't let the numbers just sit in your account.
If you follow this method, a stable 30,000 U per month is not an exaggeration. After a year, that's 300,000 U, which is better than working a job, more worry-free than running a store, and has controllable risks compared to small businesses.
The logic of the crypto world is like this - with a stable mindset and the right strategy, money will roll up by itself.