#加密市场小幅回暖 How did she turn it around from 1,000 to 300,000? A recap of the Shenzhen girl's trading.
Three months ago, she lost 370,000, and at that time, she was so desperate that she didn't even dare to calculate—how long she would have to work to make up for this hole. But the crypto world is just that cruel, and it is also that fair. Small funds do have a chance to turn things around, and the speed isn't slow. The question is, can you really follow the rules, and can you hold the bottom line at the last moment.
The "Three Barrier Strategy" she summarized is worth breaking down.
**Level 1: Turn 1000U into 2000U, seek stability in the initial battle**
Focus on mainstream coins like SOL and ETH, which have recently garnered high attention and sufficient volatility. Combine the patterns of the hourly candlestick chart with relevant news, and establish positions at clear support levels.
Discipline is key: the maximum loss per trade is 10% of the principal, and once you hit that, cut it. Conversely, if you make 20%, take it immediately; don't think about continuing to be greedy. The goal at this stage is actually very simple; it's not about making a huge profit, but about verifying whether your strategy can work and whether you can execute discipline.
**Level 2: 2000U to 4000U, the rhythm of adding positions**
The principal has doubled, at this point you should split the position into 2-3 parts and enter in batches. For example, instead of investing 2000U all at once, divide it into two transactions of 1000U each. The stop-loss ratio remains the same, still not exceeding 10% of the principal per transaction.
Frequent trading is a big taboo—no more than 3 trades a day, anything more is just competing with yourself. Emotional decisions can ruin all the patience built up before.
**Level 3: Charging from 4000U to 8000U, the time that tests mentality the most**
At this time, it's easy to become impatient because the dawn has already been seen. It is necessary to implement "moving the stop loss up" more strictly — when a single profit reaches 500U, move the stop loss line above the cost line, which at least secures the profit.
After successfully tripling your profits three times, stop immediately. This isn't being cowardly; it's the survival rule in the crypto world: it's not about who makes money the fastest, but about who survives the longest.
**Successfully passed the challenge, still need to do these three things**
First thing: Withdraw the principal. If all three levels are passed, the account is about 11000U. First, withdraw 7000U (about 50,000 RMB) to ensure the principal is in your pocket. This is a safety cushion, very important.
Second point: Diversified layout. Don't put all the remaining money into one direction. Allocate a portion to tracks like AI, GameFi, and Layer2 that have actual progress, and build positions in batches. The goal at this point is medium to long-term growth, not short-term hunting.
Thirdly: Contracts must be restrained. If you want to trade contracts later, leverage can be a maximum of 3 times, and you can only participate with profits. Account funds must never be fully leveraged.
**Final Words**
In the cryptocurrency world, 90% of losses can be summed up in two words: greed. Once discipline collapses, there's no turning back. The core of this approach is not to teach you how to gamble, but to lock human impulses with a set of rules.
If you fail any of the three levels, don't rush to make up for your losses. Review the technical details and figure out where you got stuck. Protect your principal, and the next opportunity will still be there.
What truly saves you is not luck. It is the discipline that you repeatedly remind yourself of before each trade. Steady and solid progress is what leads to going far.
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#加密市场小幅回暖 How did she turn it around from 1,000 to 300,000? A recap of the Shenzhen girl's trading.
Three months ago, she lost 370,000, and at that time, she was so desperate that she didn't even dare to calculate—how long she would have to work to make up for this hole. But the crypto world is just that cruel, and it is also that fair. Small funds do have a chance to turn things around, and the speed isn't slow. The question is, can you really follow the rules, and can you hold the bottom line at the last moment.
The "Three Barrier Strategy" she summarized is worth breaking down.
**Level 1: Turn 1000U into 2000U, seek stability in the initial battle**
Focus on mainstream coins like SOL and ETH, which have recently garnered high attention and sufficient volatility. Combine the patterns of the hourly candlestick chart with relevant news, and establish positions at clear support levels.
Discipline is key: the maximum loss per trade is 10% of the principal, and once you hit that, cut it. Conversely, if you make 20%, take it immediately; don't think about continuing to be greedy. The goal at this stage is actually very simple; it's not about making a huge profit, but about verifying whether your strategy can work and whether you can execute discipline.
**Level 2: 2000U to 4000U, the rhythm of adding positions**
The principal has doubled, at this point you should split the position into 2-3 parts and enter in batches. For example, instead of investing 2000U all at once, divide it into two transactions of 1000U each. The stop-loss ratio remains the same, still not exceeding 10% of the principal per transaction.
Frequent trading is a big taboo—no more than 3 trades a day, anything more is just competing with yourself. Emotional decisions can ruin all the patience built up before.
**Level 3: Charging from 4000U to 8000U, the time that tests mentality the most**
At this time, it's easy to become impatient because the dawn has already been seen. It is necessary to implement "moving the stop loss up" more strictly — when a single profit reaches 500U, move the stop loss line above the cost line, which at least secures the profit.
After successfully tripling your profits three times, stop immediately. This isn't being cowardly; it's the survival rule in the crypto world: it's not about who makes money the fastest, but about who survives the longest.
**Successfully passed the challenge, still need to do these three things**
First thing: Withdraw the principal. If all three levels are passed, the account is about 11000U. First, withdraw 7000U (about 50,000 RMB) to ensure the principal is in your pocket. This is a safety cushion, very important.
Second point: Diversified layout. Don't put all the remaining money into one direction. Allocate a portion to tracks like AI, GameFi, and Layer2 that have actual progress, and build positions in batches. The goal at this point is medium to long-term growth, not short-term hunting.
Thirdly: Contracts must be restrained. If you want to trade contracts later, leverage can be a maximum of 3 times, and you can only participate with profits. Account funds must never be fully leveraged.
**Final Words**
In the cryptocurrency world, 90% of losses can be summed up in two words: greed. Once discipline collapses, there's no turning back. The core of this approach is not to teach you how to gamble, but to lock human impulses with a set of rules.
If you fail any of the three levels, don't rush to make up for your losses. Review the technical details and figure out where you got stuck. Protect your principal, and the next opportunity will still be there.
What truly saves you is not luck. It is the discipline that you repeatedly remind yourself of before each trade. Steady and solid progress is what leads to going far.
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