No predictions of rise or fall, no staring at the screen all day, and I have never liquidated my position in eight years. $XRP From 5,000 USD to seven figures, it's really not luck—behind it is a set of "probability strategies" repeatedly validated by the market.
**1. Lock in profits and let compound interest run**
Every trade, you must set take profit and stop loss beforehand.
When you earn 10%, execute the "profit sharing plan": half of the profit is stored away and locked, the other half continues to grow in the account. When the market is favorable, let the profits run; during market adjustments, use the locked-in gains to hedge risks. $BNB
Honestly, protecting the principal is always the top priority—without the principal, everything is pointless.
In these eight years, I have taken profits more than thirty times, with the most aggressive week earning 180,000 USD.
**2. Long and short attacks, misaligned entries**
Most liquidation points are often where the market turns.
I use the "three-timeframe method": look at the daily chart for the big trend, confirm the trading range on the 4-hour chart, and enter precisely on the 15-minute chart.
For the same coin, I split into two routes:
A order follows the trend to go long, B order places a short in the opposite direction, with risk strictly controlled at 1.5% of total funds per order.
In choppy markets, I profit from volatility; in trending markets, I stick to the direction. When LUNA collapsed that day, my dual positions both took profits, and the account surged 40% in one day.
**3. Stop loss is a cost, not a failure**
In my trading system, the success rate is only 40%—but the risk-reward ratio reaches 4:1, ensuring a steady long-term positive expectation.
When the market moves as expected, gradually raise the take profit; if the trend conflicts with your judgment, cut and wait decisively.
These are the core disciplines:
Divide your capital into 10 parts, using no more than 3 parts at a time.
Stop immediately after two consecutive losses; revenge trading with no remorse is the mother of liquidation.
After doubling the account, withdraw 20% of profits to allocate to stable assets.
The market is never afraid of you losing money, only of you betting everything once. As long as you’re still at the table, time will become your ally.
Truly skilled traders are not those who hunt for the most opportunities, but those who control risks best and know how to exit alive.
The market is right there, opportunities wait for no one. To stay steady and avoid crashes, follow this logic and layout accordingly.
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Blockchainiac
· 10h ago
Well said, knowing when to exit is truly an art. So many people die because of greed.
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gas_guzzler
· 10h ago
Sounds good, but honestly, those who can go eight years without liquidation are still a minority.
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NFTFreezer
· 10h ago
Wow, that's really harsh. A 40% win rate can still be profitable; the risk-reward ratio is the key.
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NFTHoarder
· 10h ago
Sounds good, but the real challenge is sticking to discipline. Most people fail at the point of revenge trading.
#数字资产市场动态 I treat the exchange as my own vault.
No predictions of rise or fall, no staring at the screen all day, and I have never liquidated my position in eight years. $XRP
From 5,000 USD to seven figures, it's really not luck—behind it is a set of "probability strategies" repeatedly validated by the market.
**1. Lock in profits and let compound interest run**
Every trade, you must set take profit and stop loss beforehand.
When you earn 10%, execute the "profit sharing plan": half of the profit is stored away and locked, the other half continues to grow in the account. When the market is favorable, let the profits run; during market adjustments, use the locked-in gains to hedge risks. $BNB
Honestly, protecting the principal is always the top priority—without the principal, everything is pointless.
In these eight years, I have taken profits more than thirty times, with the most aggressive week earning 180,000 USD.
**2. Long and short attacks, misaligned entries**
Most liquidation points are often where the market turns.
I use the "three-timeframe method": look at the daily chart for the big trend, confirm the trading range on the 4-hour chart, and enter precisely on the 15-minute chart.
For the same coin, I split into two routes:
A order follows the trend to go long, B order places a short in the opposite direction, with risk strictly controlled at 1.5% of total funds per order.
In choppy markets, I profit from volatility; in trending markets, I stick to the direction. When LUNA collapsed that day, my dual positions both took profits, and the account surged 40% in one day.
**3. Stop loss is a cost, not a failure**
In my trading system, the success rate is only 40%—but the risk-reward ratio reaches 4:1, ensuring a steady long-term positive expectation.
When the market moves as expected, gradually raise the take profit; if the trend conflicts with your judgment, cut and wait decisively.
These are the core disciplines:
Divide your capital into 10 parts, using no more than 3 parts at a time.
Stop immediately after two consecutive losses; revenge trading with no remorse is the mother of liquidation.
After doubling the account, withdraw 20% of profits to allocate to stable assets.
The market is never afraid of you losing money, only of you betting everything once. As long as you’re still at the table, time will become your ally.
Truly skilled traders are not those who hunt for the most opportunities, but those who control risks best and know how to exit alive.
The market is right there, opportunities wait for no one. To stay steady and avoid crashes, follow this logic and layout accordingly.