10,000 yuan is roughly equivalent to 1,400 USD. In the crypto world, if you want stable growth, there's really no need to go all-in. I've seen too many people go all-in with full positions or leverage 20x, only to be wiped out by a single fluctuation. Actually, there's a logic that can lock in the risk while making profits snowball—the key is discipline, not gambling luck.



My method boils down to three points: "Stable, Accurate, Ruthless," but here, "ruthless" refers to execution and discipline, not leverage multiples.

**How to set the base position?**

Start with only 300 USD each time, using 2x leverage (limit at 3x, no more). Picking the right coin is crucial—look for those that have experienced initial sell-offs, leaving obvious shadow lines, but still have solid fundamentals supporting them. For example, a mainstream coin that undergoes a brief correction is likely to fill the previous shadow area. Conservative expectation is a 25% increase; without rolling over the position, you can make a guaranteed profit of 300 USD. If you follow the rhythm and roll over the position? Every 8% increase, add to the position and lock in some profits. This can push your gains to between 600 and 1,000 USD.

**How to use the profits?**

This is the most critical step—profit stripping, with the principal always staying put.

After earning 700-1200 USD from the first trade, immediately withdraw the original 300 USD principal. This money becomes your "safety cushion," set aside. Only use pure profits to open the next contract. With 700 USD, continue with 2x leverage, looking for signals like "dragonfly doji" or divergence on the bottom (which have much higher success rates than blind guesses). This cycle repeats: profits drive more profits, and the principal remains at zero risk.

**Why does this logic work?**

The crypto market still offers opportunities for ordinary people because you don't need to predict sudden surges or crashes—just follow the rhythm of "pullback-rebound," letting profits grow like a snowball. Compared to full positions with high leverage (which is more like paying to get your heartbeat racing), this controlled, cyclical approach is a sustainable way to survive long-term.

The strategy itself isn't complicated; the hard part is whether you can truly stick to discipline.
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ChainComedianvip
· 11h ago
This set of theories sounds great, but the key is to resist the temptation and avoid leverage. It's much easier said than done. Really, most people read this and get excited, but as soon as the market fluctuates, they go all in, only to end up liquidated. Starting with 300U is a bit particular, but few can stick with it. I bet five dollars that most people won't last through the third trade. The logic of rolling positions is indeed sound, but the biggest risk is ignoring the step of locking in profits, which often leads to all losses. The idea of zero risk to the principal is really appealing, but the premise is that you must truly resist the urge to leverage. For those who are impatient and eager for quick gains, it's as difficult as climbing to the sky.
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SchrodingerPrivateKeyvip
· 11h ago
It sounds good, but it really depends on the person. I've seen those with strong execution capabilities who truly make money. But most people start to leverage after the second trade, and go all-in on the third. Discipline is easy to talk about but hard to practice.
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GateUser-0717ab66vip
· 11h ago
It sounds very reasonable, but how many people can really stick to it? I've seen someone use this logic and open 20x leverage in less than a month because they couldn't hold back. --- Discipline enforcement is indeed the biggest part, a hundred times more difficult than the strategy itself. --- The pace of rolling positions is critical; adding to positions at 8%? It feels like it's easy to get carried away in actual operation. --- I agree with the idea of capital stripping; at least psychologically, it feels more secure. --- Wait, how do you judge the signals that are just a quick touch? Is there a standard or is it based on intuition? --- It's easy to say, but how do you start with 300U domestically? The fees eat up a big chunk. --- I want to try it, but I'm afraid that one night, a sudden spike could cause a direct explosion. --- This logic is actually about small, frequent trades to reduce single-trade risk and accumulate profits. It sounds reasonable. --- The idea of profit-driven profit is good; just keeping the principal untouched alone is worth it.
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ProxyCollectorvip
· 11h ago
Discipline is definitely important, but the key is that most people simply can't do it... --- Listening to it makes me a bit tempted, but if I could really withdraw the principal, I would have been rich long ago haha --- The logic of the snowball effect is sound, but the problem is how to accurately grasp the shadow line and bottom divergence? --- It's profit-driven profit again, I've heard too many theories like this... in the end, the mindset still collapses --- I think the key is starting with 300U; for many people, it's not a strategy problem but that their capital is too small --- Honestly, just being able to stick to not touching the principal already eliminates 99% of people
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