Newcomers entering the crypto market are generally attracted by stories of "getting rich overnight," but the reality is often harsh. I’ll be frank: if you want to make money, you must first stop gambling blindly.
My starting point was not high; initially, I invested only a few thousand U, just an ordinary retail investor. Now, my account size has reached over 50 million U. Many people may find this hard to believe, but this is the real result.
My core secret is simple—never be greedy, only pursue opportunities I understand. This principle has run through my entire trading career.
**Starting Phase**: Operate with 5 positions from 1000U, about 200U per position, and insist on setting take-profit and stop-loss points. Don’t chase orders, don’t hold onto losing positions, don’t trade against the trend; all profits are within my cognitive range. The most important thing at this stage is to develop discipline.
**Expansion Phase**: After the account exceeds ten thousand, control each position to about 25% of the total funds. When the trend is clear, add positions in batches, focusing on capturing the golden profit zone in the mid-trend rather than chasing every rise and fall.
**Stability Phase**: After the account exceeds 200,000U, I changed my strategy and withdraw a portion of profits weekly. It’s not because I fear drawdowns, but because I fear losing emotional balance. Staying alive longer in the crypto market is more important than making quick profits. Stable returns are the biggest explosive gains.
Many people blow up their accounts trading highly volatile coins like PEPE. The root causes are actually threefold: chaotic position sizing, lack of stop-loss awareness, and being emotionally hijacked despite correct market direction. I have a follower who went from 900U to 18,000U. Recently, after withdrawing, he specifically talked about this experience. His growth also gives me a great sense of achievement.
I don’t boast or make empty promises; I share real experiences of surviving in the crypto space. If you want to learn this methodology, there are still some spots available.
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AirdropBuffet
· 7h ago
It's very heartbreaking, but many people simply can't do it.
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50 million U... I've truly never seen such a number, but that set of take-profit and stop-loss logic is indeed reliable.
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In the last sentence "还有些名额", I knew what was going on haha.
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I've never fully understood the concept of adding positions in batches; sometimes I end up chasing the high.
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During the PEPE wave, I just didn't control my position well—lesson learned the hard way.
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The phrase "living long" really resonated with me. Compared to making quick money, I now want to be more stable.
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Discipline is really important; when emotions take over, all plans are useless.
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From 900 to 18000, your friend's increase is outrageous. Luck or skill, it's still a mix.
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Honestly, most people will probably go all-in after reading this article, right?
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I did the worst on the "not chasing singles" part; always trying to pick up leaks.
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TokenRationEater
· 9h ago
That's a good point, but the number 50 million U sounds a bit exaggerated. Maybe we should look at the account screenshot.
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Basically, it's about mentality and discipline. Most people lack these two.
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I've heard countless times about stop-loss, but no one really does it, including myself.
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That wave of PEPE indeed blew up a bunch of people. Serves them right, who told you not to set a stop-loss?
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From 900U to 18,000U, and you still dare to post about it? Old Wang next door went from 1000U to debt.
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That last line "and there's still a spot" ... I knew it, this was expected.
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Not chasing the rise and holding on stubbornly—sounds simple, but actually doing it is really hard. I always can't control my hands.
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Consistently taking profits is actually a good strategy. It's much more reliable than going all-in and waiting for a double.
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CrossChainMessenger
· 14h ago
This theory sounds quite solid, but starting from a few thousand U with 50 million U... to be honest, I have some doubts.
Take profit and stop loss are indeed the truth, but most people can't do it.
I really don't touch coins like PEPE; the risk is too outrageous.
Being able to survive longer is indeed more reliable than quick wealth, but many people can't wait.
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RooftopVIP
· 17h ago
50 million U? Bro, this story is a bit far-fetched.
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Stop-loss and take-profit, I've said this so many times, but no one listens.
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The PEPE liquidation scene really hit home; everyone I know who died did so because of this.
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Are you kidding? Are these numbers real?
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Losing your mental balance is quite accurate; I just was too greedy.
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There's a reason why I didn't meet you on the rooftop, it's just that I couldn't control my hand.
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Splitting into 5 positions sounds simple, but it's really hard to do.
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Emotional manipulation is the biggest killer, no doubt.
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I don't believe it unless I see a screenshot.
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Are you here to cut the leeks again?
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HashBrownies
· 01-08 16:43
Honestly, I’ve known about take profit and stop loss for a long time, but I just can’t execute it. It’s too difficult.
Is your 50 million real? Can you send a screenshot haha.
From 900 to 18000, your friend’s return is indeed impressive, but I feel like everyone’s theory sounds the same.
I’ve played PEPE before, but I never got liquidated, just made less profit, maybe I was just lucky.
Discipline is easy to talk about, but the real opponent is probably your own greed. I’m currently struggling with myself.
It’s not easy for retail investors to survive, and achieving stable returns is indeed more realistic than chasing huge profits.
Being emotionally driven when seeing the right direction really hits home for me; I always crash and burn like that.
I’m interested in your methodology, but I’ll observe first before jumping in. There are too many tricks in the crypto world.
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zkNoob
· 01-08 16:40
I'm tired of these kinds of posts. The key question is, how many people can really stick with it?
Speaking of which, take-profit and stop-loss are indeed the easiest to break...
I agree with the logic of adding positions in batches, but the prerequisite is strong psychological resilience; otherwise, it's easy to collapse during a downturn.
How to verify a 50 million account size? Screenshot🤔
I agree that longevity matters. The crypto world is full of stories about making quick money and then getting wiped out.
PEPE and similar things are really not suitable for beginners; their destructive power is too great.
Honestly, compared to methodology, I want to know more about how to quit the habit of frequent trading...
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ChainWatcher
· 01-08 16:37
50 million U? Bro, your story is really outrageous.
Not taking losses really can kill you; I've seen it too many times.
This discipline is correct, but as for the others... just listen and forget it.
I've also tried the 5-portion split strategy, but honestly, it's mainly about mindset.
Those who get liquidated on PEPE deserve it; they can't change their gambler mentality.
I agree with the idea of stable returns, but who can actually achieve it?
Wait, you only start taking profits after the account exceeds 200,000? That logic is a bit strange.
Friends copying trades went from 900 to 18,000... probably a matter of probability; I've seen too many survivor bias tricks.
The excuses are pretty much the same; ultimately, you still have to bear it yourself.
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天蝎子
· 01-08 16:35
If you had 50 million U, would you still have time to waste here bragging?🙄🙄🙄
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SybilSlayer
· 01-08 16:33
Hmm... over 50 million U? That number is indeed impressive, but I feel like the last sentence "there are still some spots" has changed in tone.
Taking profit and stopping loss is correct; most people say they understand it, but in reality, they can't actually do it.
That wave of PEPE really wiped out a lot of people; emotions are truly the biggest enemy in trading.
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RugPullAlarm
· 01-08 16:29
50 million U? Post the on-chain address for verification, otherwise it's all just stories.
Newcomers entering the crypto market are generally attracted by stories of "getting rich overnight," but the reality is often harsh. I’ll be frank: if you want to make money, you must first stop gambling blindly.
My starting point was not high; initially, I invested only a few thousand U, just an ordinary retail investor. Now, my account size has reached over 50 million U. Many people may find this hard to believe, but this is the real result.
My core secret is simple—never be greedy, only pursue opportunities I understand. This principle has run through my entire trading career.
**Starting Phase**: Operate with 5 positions from 1000U, about 200U per position, and insist on setting take-profit and stop-loss points. Don’t chase orders, don’t hold onto losing positions, don’t trade against the trend; all profits are within my cognitive range. The most important thing at this stage is to develop discipline.
**Expansion Phase**: After the account exceeds ten thousand, control each position to about 25% of the total funds. When the trend is clear, add positions in batches, focusing on capturing the golden profit zone in the mid-trend rather than chasing every rise and fall.
**Stability Phase**: After the account exceeds 200,000U, I changed my strategy and withdraw a portion of profits weekly. It’s not because I fear drawdowns, but because I fear losing emotional balance. Staying alive longer in the crypto market is more important than making quick profits. Stable returns are the biggest explosive gains.
Many people blow up their accounts trading highly volatile coins like PEPE. The root causes are actually threefold: chaotic position sizing, lack of stop-loss awareness, and being emotionally hijacked despite correct market direction. I have a follower who went from 900U to 18,000U. Recently, after withdrawing, he specifically talked about this experience. His growth also gives me a great sense of achievement.
I don’t boast or make empty promises; I share real experiences of surviving in the crypto space. If you want to learn this methodology, there are still some spots available.