#美联储恢复降息进程 From 2015 to now, the principal of 5000U has multiplied quite a bit, and the key is that the maximum drawdown over these years has been kept within 8%. Not relying on news, just three iron rules:
First, the locking profit compound interest mechanism. Each order must set stop-loss and take-profit, and when profits exceed 10%, immediately withdraw 50% to the cold wallet, using the profits to continue rolling the position. Over 5 years, there have been 37 withdrawals, with one order withdrawing 180,000 U in a single week, and that money will never return to the trading account.
The second point is the dislocated position building system. Determine the trend direction on a daily chart and find specific entry points on a 15-minute chart. Both long and short positions are laid out, with a strict stop loss limit of within 1.5% for single trades, and the profit target set at 5 times the stop loss. On the day of the LUNA crash, the pre-placed short positions yielded a 42% profit in a single day.
The third point, stop loss means huge profits. With a 1.5% risk exposure and a 4.8 times risk-reward ratio, even if the win rate is only 38%, the account curve will still trend upwards in the long run. Let's do the math: risking 1 dollar on average can earn 1.9 dollars.
Remember the position management mantra: Divide total funds into 10 parts, use 1 part for each position; after two consecutive stop losses, take a mandatory break; after doubling the account, withdraw 20% to reduce risk exposure. The strategy isn't that mysterious, the core is to exchange certain risk for uncertain returns.
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GasFeeVictim
· 2h ago
You are right, but I want to ask, has this 5000U starting point really relied solely on this trap, or has it benefited from a few waves of big market trends earlier?
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DustCollector
· 2h ago
You're not wrong, stop loss is indeed the logic behind huge profits, I accept that.
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GateUser-9f682d4c
· 2h ago
Five thousand U has rolled to now? Oh my, this risk control is really harsh, an 8% drawdown is simply incredible.
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GateUser-26d7f434
· 2h ago
5000U has rolled to this point... really relying on discipline to survive, no other way.
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Talking about take profit and stop loss is easy, but very few can actually execute it; most end up being killed by greed.
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37 withdrawals, that requires a strong mental quality... most people don't have this perseverance after one liquidation.
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1.5% risk for 5 times the return, this risk-reward ratio is indeed fierce, the key is to have the patience to wait for a 38% win rate to materialize.
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That wave of LUNA short order made 42%, early layout is indeed impressive, but it must be said that luck was on the side.
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I most agree with the point about mandatory breaks; those who continue to operate after losing twice are all suckers.
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Rolling from 5000 to now... no matter what, the words mindset and discipline are valuable.
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DegenApeSurfer
· 2h ago
Holding 5000U until now, to be honest, this discipline in take profit and stop loss is much stronger than mine, I often can't hold on due to greed.
It's true, a 1.5% stop loss for a 4.8 times profit-loss ratio, the math checks out, the key is to have the right mindset.
A 38% win rate can still make money, this is the real logic of making profits, not relying on one-time windfalls.
I feel good watching those 37 withdrawals, not many people actually lock in profits.
LUNA short order made 42%, honestly, there's a bit of luck involved, but the framework is indeed stable.
The Cold Wallet step is crucial; otherwise, profits will still return to the account and continue to lose.
#美联储恢复降息进程 From 2015 to now, the principal of 5000U has multiplied quite a bit, and the key is that the maximum drawdown over these years has been kept within 8%. Not relying on news, just three iron rules:
First, the locking profit compound interest mechanism. Each order must set stop-loss and take-profit, and when profits exceed 10%, immediately withdraw 50% to the cold wallet, using the profits to continue rolling the position. Over 5 years, there have been 37 withdrawals, with one order withdrawing 180,000 U in a single week, and that money will never return to the trading account.
The second point is the dislocated position building system. Determine the trend direction on a daily chart and find specific entry points on a 15-minute chart. Both long and short positions are laid out, with a strict stop loss limit of within 1.5% for single trades, and the profit target set at 5 times the stop loss. On the day of the LUNA crash, the pre-placed short positions yielded a 42% profit in a single day.
The third point, stop loss means huge profits. With a 1.5% risk exposure and a 4.8 times risk-reward ratio, even if the win rate is only 38%, the account curve will still trend upwards in the long run. Let's do the math: risking 1 dollar on average can earn 1.9 dollars.
Remember the position management mantra: Divide total funds into 10 parts, use 1 part for each position; after two consecutive stop losses, take a mandatory break; after doubling the account, withdraw 20% to reduce risk exposure. The strategy isn't that mysterious, the core is to exchange certain risk for uncertain returns.