From Liquidation Cycles to 30x in a Month: My One and Only Rule for Surviving Leverage Trading

To be honest, there’s no such thing as a “born trading god” in leverage trading. Most people start the same way: entering the market with dreams of “doubling and leaving”, only to experience the classic trio of “euphoria—confusion—liquidation.” In the end, you realize it’s easy to lose 90%, but to break even you need a 9x return—math doesn’t lie, but emotions do. I was one of them. Started with 8,000 yuan, countless times just one line away from liquidation, clutching my phone with sweaty palms. That feeling isn’t excitement—it’s despair. But I survived. And I’ve become more and more consistent. Not because I suddenly learned a “sure-win secret”, but because I finally understood: leverage trading doesn’t kill—it’s reckless trading that does.

Every liquidation is already set in motion the moment you open a position. The real dividing line in the market isn’t about how “brave” you are, but how much you “understand.” For example, everyone looks at Bollinger Bands, but 99% of people use them wrong. It’s not that the indicator is useless—it’s the way you use it that’s wrong.

An opening band doesn’t necessarily mark the start of a trend, and a closing band doesn’t mean the move is over. What really unlocked my trading was understanding the market sentiment and volatility logic behind it, not just those lines. When I started viewing the market through this revised system, my rhythm improved. Hitting 30x in a month isn’t a myth—it’s the byproduct of probability and discipline.

There’s only one core rule: replace emotion with a system, tame greed with rules. How do you open positions now?

A. Do you have a clear entry and exit strategy, position sizing, and stop-loss discipline?
B. Or do you just jump in when you feel like it, panic and cut losses, hold on when you’re stuck, and repeat the cycle?

If you’re B, what you need most right now isn’t another shot at “making it all back”—it’s to stop and honestly see what kind of trading you’re actually doing. If you’re tired of this cycle and are willing to have an honest conversation in exchange for a completely new perspective—we can talk.

I don’t sell courses or give signals. What I have is a practical system and market insights, hard-earned with real money and multiple liquidations, that have kept me alive and thriving. If you have capital and the determination to change, maybe we can find a more stable path that’s right for you.

The first step to change is often not immediate action, but first stopping the wrong actions. Are you ready to pause and re-examine your own trading?