#ETH巨鲸增持 rolled from 100U to 8700U, I didn't expect this result myself.
When the account number jumped up that day, I stared at the screen in shock for several seconds. It wasn't just luck; it was the result of tackling three things that most people couldn't accomplish.
**The first thing: Do it in reverse**
When the price surges, everyone is rushing in, but I'm just watching "who withdraws first."
I have long given up on chasing prices. Now I only focus on one point - when the sentiment starts to loosen up, and where the strength and weakness transitions occur. It may be lively, but money is made when things are calm.
**Second thing: Position grading**
When I had a principal of 100U, I only dared to move 10 to 20U each time to try.
Can it run smoothly? Keep adding. Can't run smoothly? Withdraw immediately, don't compete with yourself.
This mechanical operation rhythm has allowed me to avoid three waves of market crashes that should have resulted in liquidation. Small positions for verification, large positions for harvesting, it sounds dumb, but it really works.
**The third thing: Hold it in**
The fluctuations were outrageous those days, with opportunities appearing and disappearing repeatedly.
I'm not in a hurry. I won't take action until the moment the rhythm is right.
The word "wait" is harder to practice than any technical indicator. But it determines whether you can truly seize that time window "to increase your position."
Every section seems smooth, but in reality, it is filled with restraint, trial and error, and repeated verification.
The cryptocurrency market has never been a gamble. What really enables small funds to grow is prioritizing risk control, taking small and swift steps, and persistently tackling the rhythm of market fluctuations.
Many people only look at the results, but do not know —
Why did I suddenly stop at the 8700U position? Am I waiting for a certain pattern to confirm? Or have I already seen some signs that I shouldn't mention?
Or rather... this round isn't actually over yet?
I won't elaborate on this. Those who understand, understand.
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SandwichVictim
· 12-02 13:11
To be honest, validating this set with a small position is indeed the bottom line for survival. I once went all in before, and that feeling was really... I never want to experience it again. Now, whenever I see someone putting everything in at once, I feel anxious for them.
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FastLeaver
· 12-02 13:11
To be honest, I have to admit that I haven't been as tough as you in waiting. I always can't help but jump around in the Fluctuation, and as a result, I missed the real rhythm.
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LiquidationSurvivor
· 12-02 13:04
Hmm... risk control is indeed a basic skill, but I find it hard to understand why to stop here at 8700U.
#ETH巨鲸增持 rolled from 100U to 8700U, I didn't expect this result myself.
When the account number jumped up that day, I stared at the screen in shock for several seconds. It wasn't just luck; it was the result of tackling three things that most people couldn't accomplish.
**The first thing: Do it in reverse**
When the price surges, everyone is rushing in, but I'm just watching "who withdraws first."
I have long given up on chasing prices. Now I only focus on one point - when the sentiment starts to loosen up, and where the strength and weakness transitions occur. It may be lively, but money is made when things are calm.
**Second thing: Position grading**
When I had a principal of 100U, I only dared to move 10 to 20U each time to try.
Can it run smoothly? Keep adding. Can't run smoothly? Withdraw immediately, don't compete with yourself.
This mechanical operation rhythm has allowed me to avoid three waves of market crashes that should have resulted in liquidation. Small positions for verification, large positions for harvesting, it sounds dumb, but it really works.
**The third thing: Hold it in**
The fluctuations were outrageous those days, with opportunities appearing and disappearing repeatedly.
I'm not in a hurry. I won't take action until the moment the rhythm is right.
The word "wait" is harder to practice than any technical indicator. But it determines whether you can truly seize that time window "to increase your position."
**Final Numerical Progression:**
100U → 310U → 1200U → 3400U → 8700U
Every section seems smooth, but in reality, it is filled with restraint, trial and error, and repeated verification.
The cryptocurrency market has never been a gamble. What really enables small funds to grow is prioritizing risk control, taking small and swift steps, and persistently tackling the rhythm of market fluctuations.
Many people only look at the results, but do not know —
Why did I suddenly stop at the 8700U position? Am I waiting for a certain pattern to confirm? Or have I already seen some signs that I shouldn't mention?
Or rather... this round isn't actually over yet?
I won't elaborate on this. Those who understand, understand.