After eight years, from an initial 20,000 yuan to over 50 million, I have always adhered to a principle: only use 50% of the position. It may seem conservative, but the monthly returns can actually stabilize at 70%. This method was later passed to my apprentices, who followed it step by step, and their assets doubled in just three months. Today, I will share these secret insights all at once.
First is the core of fund management—divide the principal into 5 parts, investing only one-fifth each time. Set a 10-point stop loss; this means losing only 2% of the total capital if wrong once, and only 10% if wrong five times. Conversely, set take profit at more than 10 points; as long as the direction is correct, the probability of being trapped is actually very small.
Want to further improve your win rate? Two words: follow the trend. During a downtrend, every rebound tempts more buyers; during an uptrend, every pullback could create a golden opportunity. Many people understand this simple logic, but execution often leads to confusion.
Another important pitfall—avoid coins that have experienced rapid short-term surges, whether they are mainstream or altcoins. Coins that can go through several main upward waves are rare in themselves, and the difficulty of continuing upward after a short-term surge increases sharply. When the price stagnates at high levels and can’t be pushed further up, it naturally begins to decline. The logic is simple, but some still want to take a gamble.
Regarding specific operations, you can use MACD to judge entry and exit points. When DIF and DEA form a golden cross below the zero line and then break above zero, it’s a fairly reliable buy signal. Conversely, if MACD forms a death cross above the zero line and moves downward, consider reducing your position.
The easiest way to lose money is the pit of "averaging down." Many retail investors stumble here—losing more and more, adding to losses, which is the most taboo operation in crypto trading. It’s like pushing yourself into a dead end. Remember one thing: only add to winning positions; never average down when losing.
Volume is the soul of the crypto market. When the price consolidates at low levels, a volume breakout must be watched closely; at high levels, if volume stagnates and the price stops rising, you must decisively exit. This is the most basic and practical application of volume-price relationship.
In terms of trading choices, only focus on coins in an uptrend for maximum efficiency. A 3-day moving average turning upward indicates short-term rise; a 30-day moving average turning upward indicates medium-term rise; only when the 84-day moving average turns upward is it a main upward wave; a 120-day moving average turning upward indicates a long-term trend. Different moving average combinations help you see opportunities at different levels.
Finally—stick to review and reflection. After each trade, check whether your position logic has changed, whether last week’s candlestick pattern still matches your initial judgment, and whether the trend direction has shifted. Adjust your strategy in a timely manner. This is the essential path from a retail trader to a consistently profitable trader. The market always exists; the key is to respond to market fluctuations with a systematic mindset.
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LonelyAnchorman
· 7h ago
I've fallen into the trap of averaging down before; the more I lose, the more I buy, which is truly a dead end. Now I only add to my position when I'm profitable.
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Layer2Observer
· 7h ago
Let me see the data—going from 20,000 to 50 million, how many survivor biases are involved... A 70% monthly return stability? This needs clarification, what is the sample period?
But the part about adding positions is indeed correct; technically, this is an amplifier of psychological traps. The more you add, the more you lose—this is not a coincidence, but a mathematical inevitability.
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metaverse_hermit
· 7h ago
No matter how good the hype is, it's still the same old story. The key is whether the execution can keep up.
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MetaverseVagrant
· 7h ago
Fifty percent position with seventy percent monthly returns, why does this number feel so familiar? It seems like you can hear it everywhere.
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MeaninglessApe
· 7h ago
It sounds good, but how many actually follow through? The part about adding funds really hit me; too many people get stuck there and lose everything.
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TideReceder
· 7h ago
It sounds good, but very few people can truly maintain a 50% position without full exposure. The ones I know who call trades end up fully invested and get wiped out.
The key is still execution. Many people talk about this theory, but few can actually stick to reviewing and analyzing.
I totally agree with not adding to positions. I've seen too many people keep adding as prices fall, only to end up losing everything.
Using MACD is indeed reliable, but only if you can truly understand market signals, not just look at the indicators.
Is the 50 million in terms of unrealized gains or realized profits? There are too many boastful people in the crypto world.
This methodology is good, but the hardest part is never the technique—it's the mindset.
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LostBetweenChains
· 7h ago
Adding positions is really a trap; I've fallen into this pit before...
Don't touch explosive coins; you're absolutely right, it's a bloody lesson.
Holding 50% of your position sounds conservative but stable; this is the secret to surviving long-term.
Reviewing your trades is a must; otherwise, you're just gambling.
Following the trend sounds simple, but when executing, your mind starts to get fuzzy.
Using the moving average combination well can indeed reveal the patterns; the key is to be able to endure loneliness.
That's correct, but few people can truly do it...
The MACD golden cross breaking above zero axis is a signal I've tried, and it's really reliable.
Eight years from 20,000 to 50 million; how many sleepless nights does that take?
The relationship between volume and price is indeed the core of the crypto world; many people overlook it.
A 10% stop loss may seem small at first glance, but it fully demonstrates risk control.
My disciple doubled their account in three months—this isn't luck, it must be supported by a solid logic.
Only add to your position when in profit—that's the mindset of a winner.
After eight years, from an initial 20,000 yuan to over 50 million, I have always adhered to a principle: only use 50% of the position. It may seem conservative, but the monthly returns can actually stabilize at 70%. This method was later passed to my apprentices, who followed it step by step, and their assets doubled in just three months. Today, I will share these secret insights all at once.
First is the core of fund management—divide the principal into 5 parts, investing only one-fifth each time. Set a 10-point stop loss; this means losing only 2% of the total capital if wrong once, and only 10% if wrong five times. Conversely, set take profit at more than 10 points; as long as the direction is correct, the probability of being trapped is actually very small.
Want to further improve your win rate? Two words: follow the trend. During a downtrend, every rebound tempts more buyers; during an uptrend, every pullback could create a golden opportunity. Many people understand this simple logic, but execution often leads to confusion.
Another important pitfall—avoid coins that have experienced rapid short-term surges, whether they are mainstream or altcoins. Coins that can go through several main upward waves are rare in themselves, and the difficulty of continuing upward after a short-term surge increases sharply. When the price stagnates at high levels and can’t be pushed further up, it naturally begins to decline. The logic is simple, but some still want to take a gamble.
Regarding specific operations, you can use MACD to judge entry and exit points. When DIF and DEA form a golden cross below the zero line and then break above zero, it’s a fairly reliable buy signal. Conversely, if MACD forms a death cross above the zero line and moves downward, consider reducing your position.
The easiest way to lose money is the pit of "averaging down." Many retail investors stumble here—losing more and more, adding to losses, which is the most taboo operation in crypto trading. It’s like pushing yourself into a dead end. Remember one thing: only add to winning positions; never average down when losing.
Volume is the soul of the crypto market. When the price consolidates at low levels, a volume breakout must be watched closely; at high levels, if volume stagnates and the price stops rising, you must decisively exit. This is the most basic and practical application of volume-price relationship.
In terms of trading choices, only focus on coins in an uptrend for maximum efficiency. A 3-day moving average turning upward indicates short-term rise; a 30-day moving average turning upward indicates medium-term rise; only when the 84-day moving average turns upward is it a main upward wave; a 120-day moving average turning upward indicates a long-term trend. Different moving average combinations help you see opportunities at different levels.
Finally—stick to review and reflection. After each trade, check whether your position logic has changed, whether last week’s candlestick pattern still matches your initial judgment, and whether the trend direction has shifted. Adjust your strategy in a timely manner. This is the essential path from a retail trader to a consistently profitable trader. The market always exists; the key is to respond to market fluctuations with a systematic mindset.