There's a seasoned trader who started in 2017 with $5,000. While many around him were liquidated on their futures contracts and forced to mortgage their homes, his account curve steadily climbed at a 45-degree angle. His principal never retraced more than 8%. He doesn't rely on insider info, doesn't chase after gambling-like trades, and doesn't believe in K-line mysticism.
He says he treats the market as a game of skill, aiming to be the one who knows and controls the rules. Over five years, he experienced zero liquidations, turning $5,000 into a seven-figure sum. Sounds incredible? Actually, there are only three core practices.
**First: Lock in profits with compounding, armor your gains.**
Place take-profit and stop-loss orders when opening a position. When profits reach 10% of the principal, immediately transfer 50% to cold storage, and let the remaining profits continue to grow. If the market keeps rising, you can enjoy compounding; if it reverses, you only give back at most half of the profits, leaving the principal untouched. Over five years, he made 37 profit withdrawals, with the largest weekly withdrawal reaching $180,000, verified by the exchange's customer service through video to confirm no money laundering.
**Second: Dislocation positioning — the liquidation points others fear are your profit opportunities.**
Monitor three timeframes simultaneously—determine the main trend on the daily chart, identify volatility zones on the 4-hour chart, and execute precise entries on the 15-minute chart. Open two positions on the same coin: A-long position triggered when price breaks resistance with a stop-loss set at the previous low on the daily chart; B-shorted position placed with a limit order in the overbought zone on the 4-hour chart, waiting quietly. Both stop-losses are controlled within 1.5% of the principal, with take-profits set at over 5x. Since 80% of market time is oscillating, he profits both ways during others’ liquidation events. During the Luna crash in 2022, with a 90% intraday dip, he achieved double-sided take-profits, with his account soaring 42% in a single day.
**Third: Stop-loss equals explosive profit — small risks for big gains.**
He treats stop-loss as an entry ticket, risking only 1.5% to chase trend opportunities. When the market moves favorably, he moves his take-profit to let profits run; if the trend turns, he exits decisively. His win rate is only 38%, but his reward-to-risk ratio hits 4.8:1, with a mathematical expectancy of +1.9% — risking $1 to make $1.90.
**Remember these iron rules for practical trading:**
Divide your capital into 10 parts, use at most 1 part per trade, and never hold more than 3 parts at once. After two consecutive losses, stop trading and go to the gym. Avoid revenge trading. Every time your account doubles, withdraw 20% to buy stable assets.
The market isn't afraid of your mistakes; it's just afraid you can’t recover after a liquidation. Master these techniques, and the exchange will work for you.
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GasWaster
· 6h ago
ngl dude's risk management is basically my gas fee optimization but actually works... meanwhile i'm still bridging at peak gwei like an idiot
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CryingOldWallet
· 18h ago
To be honest, this set of theories sounds reasonable, but the key issue is execution... I failed at the stop-loss part, always hoping for a rebound, and ended up losing everything.
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PumpStrategist
· 12-11 12:13
It sounds good, but the key is whether you can maintain the right mindset. Most people become impatient once their accounts double, and then one LUNA crashes.
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GasGrillMaster
· 12-11 11:54
Uh... This theory sounds reasonable, but how many people can actually stick to not revenge trading?
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LayerZeroHero
· 12-11 11:40
This guy's stop-loss logic is amazing, and the key is really to execute it—don't just listen to the story.
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NFT_Therapy_Group
· 12-11 11:39
This guy is really a tough one; I just want to know if he's still in the scene now.
There's a seasoned trader who started in 2017 with $5,000. While many around him were liquidated on their futures contracts and forced to mortgage their homes, his account curve steadily climbed at a 45-degree angle. His principal never retraced more than 8%. He doesn't rely on insider info, doesn't chase after gambling-like trades, and doesn't believe in K-line mysticism.
He says he treats the market as a game of skill, aiming to be the one who knows and controls the rules. Over five years, he experienced zero liquidations, turning $5,000 into a seven-figure sum. Sounds incredible? Actually, there are only three core practices.
**First: Lock in profits with compounding, armor your gains.**
Place take-profit and stop-loss orders when opening a position. When profits reach 10% of the principal, immediately transfer 50% to cold storage, and let the remaining profits continue to grow. If the market keeps rising, you can enjoy compounding; if it reverses, you only give back at most half of the profits, leaving the principal untouched. Over five years, he made 37 profit withdrawals, with the largest weekly withdrawal reaching $180,000, verified by the exchange's customer service through video to confirm no money laundering.
**Second: Dislocation positioning — the liquidation points others fear are your profit opportunities.**
Monitor three timeframes simultaneously—determine the main trend on the daily chart, identify volatility zones on the 4-hour chart, and execute precise entries on the 15-minute chart. Open two positions on the same coin: A-long position triggered when price breaks resistance with a stop-loss set at the previous low on the daily chart; B-shorted position placed with a limit order in the overbought zone on the 4-hour chart, waiting quietly. Both stop-losses are controlled within 1.5% of the principal, with take-profits set at over 5x. Since 80% of market time is oscillating, he profits both ways during others’ liquidation events. During the Luna crash in 2022, with a 90% intraday dip, he achieved double-sided take-profits, with his account soaring 42% in a single day.
**Third: Stop-loss equals explosive profit — small risks for big gains.**
He treats stop-loss as an entry ticket, risking only 1.5% to chase trend opportunities. When the market moves favorably, he moves his take-profit to let profits run; if the trend turns, he exits decisively. His win rate is only 38%, but his reward-to-risk ratio hits 4.8:1, with a mathematical expectancy of +1.9% — risking $1 to make $1.90.
**Remember these iron rules for practical trading:**
Divide your capital into 10 parts, use at most 1 part per trade, and never hold more than 3 parts at once. After two consecutive losses, stop trading and go to the gym. Avoid revenge trading. Every time your account doubles, withdraw 20% to buy stable assets.
The market isn't afraid of your mistakes; it's just afraid you can’t recover after a liquidation. Master these techniques, and the exchange will work for you.