How can one earn their first bucket of gold in the crypto market? Instead of fixating on those unattainable numbers, let's talk realistically—hitting the 1 million threshold is the true first goal for ordinary people. After securing this amount, even just lying down and taking advantage of 20 points of fluctuation in the Spot market would be enough to cover a year's salary.
After struggling in this line for so long, I discovered a harsh truth: small daily trades simply cannot accumulate substantial money. What truly leads to exponential growth in the account is the strategy of rolling positions with concentrated firepower at the right moment. Usually, I practice with small positions, and only when the signals appear do I dare to increase my stakes—and I only go long, never touching short positions.
So when does it count as a real signal?
After a sharp drop and a long period of horizontal movement, a sudden increase in volume and a rise could indicate a breakthrough worth watching. Alternatively, looking at the daily chart, if the price rises above important moving averages and trading volume takes off, market sentiment is clearly warming up. There is also a more subtle sign: when there is no activity on the hot search list and retail investors are still complaining in the comments section, the main players have actually quietly started accumulating positions.
How exactly to do it? Take 50,000 as an example.
It is best that this 50,000 is the profit earned previously, and do not use the principal for risky plays. Use the isolated margin mode, and do not open a position exceeding 10% of the total funds each time, with leverage controlled within 10 times; the actual leverage calculated will be 1 time, and the stop loss should be strictly set at 2%.
After the price breaks through, don't rush to increase your position. Wait until it rises by 10% before making a decision. At this point, use 10% of the new profits to continue opening positions, and keep the stop-loss line at 2% unchanged.
Remember a few iron rules throughout: no all-in, no averaging down, no holding onto losing positions. If the stop loss is triggered, accept it and save your bullets for the next wave.
After a round of 50% main upward trend, compound interest can roll 50,000 to 200,000. If you catch two rounds, 1,000,000 is in hand. To be honest, as long as you succeed in rolling three or four times in a lifetime, from 50,000 to 1,000,000 and then to 10,000,000, you can consider retirement.
Risk control must be ingrained in the DNA:
First, do not touch fluctuating markets, do not touch declining markets, do not touch news coins.
Secondly, even if the principal is completely lost, the isolated margin mode only loses the margin portion; other funds are automatically isolated, and liquidation will not affect the total account.
Third, during the rolling warehouse process, it is necessary to withdraw 30% of the profits and secure them by buying a house or a car. Don't let greed backfire; this human nature hurdle is the hardest to overcome.
In the end, rolling over is not about betting your life; it's about waiting for opportunities. If you can get it, go for it; if not, just lay flat. It's better to miss out a hundred times than to wipe out your account due to reckless operations.
After rolling out the first million, your understanding of position, emotions, and cycles will naturally become clear. What you need to do next is simply repeat this logic.
This market has always been this way - opportunities are only reserved for those who are prepared and can adhere to the rules.
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GasFeeCryBaby
· 3h ago
It sounds nice, but how many actually make it to 1 million?
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MemeCoinSavant
· 14h ago
ngl the "just repeat the logic 3-4 times bro" part is giving major survivorship bias energy... like statistically speaking most people who nail one cycle end up blowing it on the next lmao
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just_here_for_vibes
· 12-01 15:56
50,000 rolling into 200,000 sounds pretty tempting, but I just don't know how many people can really resist going all in.
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WalletAnxietyPatient
· 12-01 15:53
Sounds beautiful, but how many can really last until 1 million? I would rather preserve the principal first.
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TradFiRefugee
· 12-01 15:48
Rollover sounds simple, but how many can actually hold that 2% stop loss?
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fren.eth
· 12-01 15:46
You’re right, risk control is the most difficult, and we both know that most people just can’t do it.
Well, the key is to hold back; not all market conditions should prompt action.
Rollover is indeed powerful, but the premise is that you can really withstand the psychological pressure.
This logic sounds simple, but practical implementation is another matter.
1 million is indeed a hurdle; once passed, the perspective is really different.
Goodness, it’s the old rule of a 2% stop loss again, and most people can't stick to this.
"Lie flat and eat fluctuations" is an excellent phrase; making money should indeed be this laid-back.
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AirdropAnxiety
· 12-01 15:45
Listen, buddy, the key is still that phrase—risk control is ingrained in our DNA, don't just focus on the dream of compound interest.
How can one earn their first bucket of gold in the crypto market? Instead of fixating on those unattainable numbers, let's talk realistically—hitting the 1 million threshold is the true first goal for ordinary people. After securing this amount, even just lying down and taking advantage of 20 points of fluctuation in the Spot market would be enough to cover a year's salary.
After struggling in this line for so long, I discovered a harsh truth: small daily trades simply cannot accumulate substantial money. What truly leads to exponential growth in the account is the strategy of rolling positions with concentrated firepower at the right moment. Usually, I practice with small positions, and only when the signals appear do I dare to increase my stakes—and I only go long, never touching short positions.
So when does it count as a real signal?
After a sharp drop and a long period of horizontal movement, a sudden increase in volume and a rise could indicate a breakthrough worth watching. Alternatively, looking at the daily chart, if the price rises above important moving averages and trading volume takes off, market sentiment is clearly warming up. There is also a more subtle sign: when there is no activity on the hot search list and retail investors are still complaining in the comments section, the main players have actually quietly started accumulating positions.
How exactly to do it? Take 50,000 as an example.
It is best that this 50,000 is the profit earned previously, and do not use the principal for risky plays. Use the isolated margin mode, and do not open a position exceeding 10% of the total funds each time, with leverage controlled within 10 times; the actual leverage calculated will be 1 time, and the stop loss should be strictly set at 2%.
After the price breaks through, don't rush to increase your position. Wait until it rises by 10% before making a decision. At this point, use 10% of the new profits to continue opening positions, and keep the stop-loss line at 2% unchanged.
Remember a few iron rules throughout: no all-in, no averaging down, no holding onto losing positions. If the stop loss is triggered, accept it and save your bullets for the next wave.
After a round of 50% main upward trend, compound interest can roll 50,000 to 200,000. If you catch two rounds, 1,000,000 is in hand. To be honest, as long as you succeed in rolling three or four times in a lifetime, from 50,000 to 1,000,000 and then to 10,000,000, you can consider retirement.
Risk control must be ingrained in the DNA:
First, do not touch fluctuating markets, do not touch declining markets, do not touch news coins.
Secondly, even if the principal is completely lost, the isolated margin mode only loses the margin portion; other funds are automatically isolated, and liquidation will not affect the total account.
Third, during the rolling warehouse process, it is necessary to withdraw 30% of the profits and secure them by buying a house or a car. Don't let greed backfire; this human nature hurdle is the hardest to overcome.
In the end, rolling over is not about betting your life; it's about waiting for opportunities. If you can get it, go for it; if not, just lay flat. It's better to miss out a hundred times than to wipe out your account due to reckless operations.
After rolling out the first million, your understanding of position, emotions, and cycles will naturally become clear. What you need to do next is simply repeat this logic.
This market has always been this way - opportunities are only reserved for those who are prepared and can adhere to the rules.