#数字资产市场动态 From 1,200U to 66 million: The Survival Rules of Position Rolling in the Crypto World
Many people enter this circle with the idea of turning their money around overnight, only to end up losing their principal completely by going all-in. I’m not a second-generation rich kid; I started with 1,200U and am just an ordinary retail investor. Now, my account is stable at 66 million. Believe it or not, the data is right there—I never ask "How much can I make this wave?" only "Should I go in this wave?" After years of rolling positions, today I’ll break down the core logic.
**Initial Stage: Survival is the Only Goal**
Starting with 1,200U divided into 6 parts, each 200U. Sounds simple, but this is the first line of defense against liquidation. - Every trade must have a stop-loss and take-profit, no exceptions - No chasing, no resisting, no betting against the trend - Only take clear opportunities; earning a little each day counts as a win
The only goal at this stage: survive.
**Acceleration Stage: Riding the Trend to Capture the Golden Zone**
When the account reaches 12,000U, the rules change. Each position is strictly limited to 30% of total funds—no more, no less. Once the trend starts, follow in batches, but never chase the extremes—top profits are often hidden in the middle of the trend, just hold on tight. Funds begin to grow rhythmically.
**Harvest Stage: Withdrawals Are the Final Goal**
When the account surpasses 300,000U, I change my strategy—I lock in profits and withdraw weekly. Not out of cowardice, but because I deeply understand a fact: if you don’t lock in gains, it’s easy to get carried away, and getting carried away brings you close to liquidation. Steady gains and locking in profits allow the account to grow in cycles.
**Why Do So Many People Get Liquidated?**
It all boils down to these pitfalls: - Poor position management, heavy leverage, going all-in and getting wiped out instantly - Refusing to set stop-losses, dragging small losses into huge ones - Correctly reading the trend but repeatedly getting caught in the dead-end of resisting the market
A fan of mine started with 800U and gradually grew to 60,000U. On the day of withdrawal, he was so excited he stayed up chatting with me until midnight—this is not just about doubling the numbers, it’s a victory of mindset and discipline.
Crypto is never a one-man game. Without reliable information sources and a clear trading framework, no matter how hard you try, you’ll just cycle through different pits. Steady strategies, calm execution, and regular profit locking—this is the only way to turn floating gains into real silver and gold.
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MemeCoinSavant
· 9h ago
nah the "exit every week" part is where most people actually fail lol... easy to say hard to do when you're up 200%
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orphaned_block
· 9h ago
Bro, I've heard this explanation quite a few times. How many actually stick with it?
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FlashLoanLarry
· 10h ago
nah the "locked in profits weekly" part actually hits different... most people just don't have the discipline to take it off the table fr
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SorryRugPulled
· 10h ago
Setting stop-loss is easy to talk about but really hard to do.
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MonkeySeeMonkeyDo
· 10h ago
Stop-loss is truly a painful lesson. No wonder so many people just don't listen.
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CryptoCrazyGF
· 10h ago
Basically, it's a game of discipline and mindset; don't have so many illusions.
#数字资产市场动态 From 1,200U to 66 million: The Survival Rules of Position Rolling in the Crypto World
Many people enter this circle with the idea of turning their money around overnight, only to end up losing their principal completely by going all-in. I’m not a second-generation rich kid; I started with 1,200U and am just an ordinary retail investor. Now, my account is stable at 66 million. Believe it or not, the data is right there—I never ask "How much can I make this wave?" only "Should I go in this wave?" After years of rolling positions, today I’ll break down the core logic.
**Initial Stage: Survival is the Only Goal**
Starting with 1,200U divided into 6 parts, each 200U. Sounds simple, but this is the first line of defense against liquidation.
- Every trade must have a stop-loss and take-profit, no exceptions
- No chasing, no resisting, no betting against the trend
- Only take clear opportunities; earning a little each day counts as a win
The only goal at this stage: survive.
**Acceleration Stage: Riding the Trend to Capture the Golden Zone**
When the account reaches 12,000U, the rules change. Each position is strictly limited to 30% of total funds—no more, no less. Once the trend starts, follow in batches, but never chase the extremes—top profits are often hidden in the middle of the trend, just hold on tight. Funds begin to grow rhythmically.
**Harvest Stage: Withdrawals Are the Final Goal**
When the account surpasses 300,000U, I change my strategy—I lock in profits and withdraw weekly. Not out of cowardice, but because I deeply understand a fact: if you don’t lock in gains, it’s easy to get carried away, and getting carried away brings you close to liquidation. Steady gains and locking in profits allow the account to grow in cycles.
**Why Do So Many People Get Liquidated?**
It all boils down to these pitfalls:
- Poor position management, heavy leverage, going all-in and getting wiped out instantly
- Refusing to set stop-losses, dragging small losses into huge ones
- Correctly reading the trend but repeatedly getting caught in the dead-end of resisting the market
A fan of mine started with 800U and gradually grew to 60,000U. On the day of withdrawal, he was so excited he stayed up chatting with me until midnight—this is not just about doubling the numbers, it’s a victory of mindset and discipline.
Crypto is never a one-man game. Without reliable information sources and a clear trading framework, no matter how hard you try, you’ll just cycle through different pits. Steady strategies, calm execution, and regular profit locking—this is the only way to turn floating gains into real silver and gold.