2025-12-23 08:20:21

#数字资产市场洞察 turned from 2000U to 75,000U in 63 days.

When seeing that string of numbers in my account, many people say I got lucky. But in fact, I know this is not a myth of sudden wealth, but the result of gradually climbing out from a collapsed mindset.

I used to be a retail investor, getting beaten badly by the market. Later, I realized that the key to making money is not in predicting market trends accurately, but in surviving long enough. So I set strict rules for myself: stability comes first, never go all-in, and definitely do not go against the market.

**Split positions and cage the risk**

2000U is divided into 5 parts, each part being 400U. Only one part is used for trading, while the other four parts serve as escape routes. If the market moves against me and I lose 3%, I will close the position immediately. No luck, no hesitation, it's straightforward and unrefined. This kind of execution is the true beginning of mastering risk.

**Discipline is the moat**

The setup is very simple: stop loss at 3% loss, take profit at 6% to 10% gain. Do not pay attention to how others operate, just follow your own system. Do not be greedy, do not wait, do not chase high prices. By sticking to this logic, making money has transformed from gambling into a business.

**Data Speaks**

70 trades in a month, with a win rate of 60%. On the surface, it's ordinary, but in reality—28 losing trades resulted in a loss of 336U, while 42 profitable trades brought in 1470U. Net profit is 1134U. This is the truth about compound interest, and most people have never used this weapon.

**Why Retail Investors Always Lose**

Because what they are losing to is not the market, but their own impulses. Over-investing, stubbornly holding against the trend, panicking when making profits, and fantasizing when incurring losses—these issues keep recurring, and in the end, their accounts are ruined.

Since the day I quit these bad habits, I have turned my life around. You may only have a few thousand dollars in your account, but if you're on the right path, you can still take off; if you're on the wrong path, even ten times the capital will be wiped out. It's not a matter of ability, it's about not having the right system in place.

Withdraw 75,000 after 63 days, no secrets, only rules and execution. As long as you are willing to change, the market will always open the door for you.

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MEVHunter

· 20h ago

To put it simply, it's about position management. This guy has figured it out, but I still wonder if a 60% win rate can be maintained steadily? Those sandwich attack opponents in the mempool are ruthless, and the real test actually comes at the moment of market sentiment reversal.

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NFTRegretDiary

· 12-23 08:50

Eh, closing the position at 3%? I used to want to wait for a rebound, but I ended up losing more and more. Is this really stable? A 60% win rate doesn't sound high, how can it still multiply by 37 times? Is compound interest that powerful... I've done the all-in with a full position before, the account got wiped out completely, this time I've really learned my lesson. These rules sound simple, but executing them without breaking is what's hard. Tell me, what was the longest you’ve stuck to a plan? Discipline is indeed valuable, but I still want to see how you managed to endure the deepest drawdown.

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FadCatcher

· 12-23 08:37

You're right, those with a slightly poor execution ability will never make money. Goodness, why can't I manage to implement this 3% stop loss? I keep thinking about the rebound. It's purely a mindset issue; I've also learned this the hard way from the market. A 60% win rate doesn't sound high, but compounded, it's indeed terrifying. The key is that most people can't last 63 days and give up halfway.

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MentalWealthHarvester

· 12-23 08:36

You're right, discipline is key. I realized this after getting liquidated from a full position; now I always set a 3% stop loss and my sleep quality is great. Sticking to a losing position really needs to be avoided; having experienced the feeling of my account being wiped clean makes that clear. A win rate of 60% is actually a signal that most people can't reach. The key is not to chase the price and not to be greedy; those words are easy to say but hard to put into practice. Starting with 2000 and turning it into 37 times is impressive in terms of system integrity. But still, there’s no 100% method; just surviving and laughing in the end is the real victory. Living long enough > betting on the market, that hits home. How many pros have flipped their positions and lost everything just because they went all in? It's laughable.

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0xSleepDeprived

· 12-23 08:33

Indeed, the stop loss thing is easy to say but hard to do. I often feel the pain before it even hits 3%. This system sounds stable, but sticking to it for 63 days? I really need to pump myself up, haha. A 60% win rate sounds unimpressive, but looking closely at the compound interest data, it's indeed fierce; it just requires a level of self-discipline that's almost extreme. I've tried to change this Full Position habit countless times; really, every time I say I won't do it again, but I end up back at it.

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MetaverseMortgage

· 12-23 08:21

In simple terms, it's about living longer and having a proper stop loss discipline. I have tried closing at 3%, and it's much better than having an all in full position mentality...

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