#BTC资金流动性 I want to say something truthful about the crypto market's profits.



I used to be superstitious about the story of "hundredfold coins" until my real-life experience shattered that illusion. Within a month, I rolled my initial capital of less than 1500U up to nearly 50,000U, but it wasn't through luck or a gambler's mentality. To put it simply, it was about consistently accumulating 2.8% compound interest every day. It may seem insignificant, but under the effect of compounding, it can change the game.

The days of frequently getting liquidated were quite tough. Later, I learned a trick: divide the funds into two parts, keep half in cold storage as permanent capital, and use the other half to roll profits. This way, even if I make a wrong judgment, I only lose the trading profits, and the capital won't be breached. My mindset instantly stabilized.

My trading framework has only three rules, but it can filter out 99% of emotional trades.

**Go with the trend, don't try to catch the bottom**. Focus only on the assets with an upward daily trend, and wait until they pull back to near the EMA12 moving average on an hourly basis before taking action. If you don't see a clear stabilization signal, suppress any thoughts of adding to your position.

**Profits are divided into three parts**. Each time a profit of about 2.8% is reached, it is immediately allocated: one part is withdrawn to lock in profits, one part is reinvested to continue rolling, and one part is reserved as risk capital, while simultaneously moving the overall stop-loss position upward. This way, both the results are protected, and space is left for subsequent operations.

**Self-discipline in operations and records**. A maximum of two trades per day, and close the trading software as soon as the time is up. Spend ten minutes every evening writing a trading journal to avoid repeating the same mistakes. This habit is worth more than anything else.

The last two actual operations were done like this: $ETH was entered when it reached a key support level with shrinking trading volume, achieving a gain of 3.5% within 18 hours; $ARB was entered when it touched the lower trendline of a triangle consolidation, with a profit of over 2.6%. These are not some divine predictions, but the results of strictly following trends, structures, and discipline.

You are currently at a loss, and it's mostly not because the market is bad, but because you have consumed your capital in chaos and emotions. Instead of dreaming of getting rich, it's better to build a stable system that can be executed repeatedly. What truly changes fate is never frequent trading, but following discipline.
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AirdropJunkievip
· 9h ago
Compound interest is really amazing, but I'm just afraid I can't execute that mindset --- You're right, emotional trading is the beginning of losing everything --- From 1500 to 50,000, I've heard this story too many times, the key is can I really persist with that 2.8%? --- I've used the strategy of dividing funds, and it indeed makes things more stable, I won't be as anxious --- I can't do two trades a day, as soon as I see the market I want to go all in --- Many people overlook the detail of moving the stop loss up, but this is actually the core of protecting the principal --- I've also seen the two trades of ETH and ARB, just don't know when I can be as stable as you --- Keeping a trading log is really important, only looking back do I realize how many pitfalls I've stepped into --- I really hate to hear people brag about some divine predictions, it's just a matter of discipline and patience --- The worst loss I'm experiencing now is from frequent trading every day, looks like I need to learn to keep quiet and close the software --- 2.8% sounds low, but calculating the compound interest for a year is indeed terrifying --- The saying 'follow the trend and don't guess the bottom' is something I need to engrave in my heart.
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SchrodingersPapervip
· 9h ago
When 1500U rolls to 50,000, you start preaching. I can't believe you, remember to come back and discuss discipline when the next wave hits the limit down... 2.8% compound interest sounds very sexy, but in reality, one black swan can wipe it all out, stop lying to me. Only doing two trades a day with trading software? Buddy, are you self-hypnotizing? Real traders can't stop at all. That trick of splitting profits into three parts... I've heard it somewhere, but when it comes to execution, your mind just goes on vacation. Blaming losses on your own emotions? Sorry, but you haven't faced this year's market; some pits can't be saved by mindset.
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FlashLoanKingvip
· 9h ago
Wow, compound interest is indeed amazing, but the key is to survive through the liquidation phase first. Honestly, splitting half of the principal is something I can accept, it's definitely better than my previous all in crazy operations. By the way, if you calculate 2.8% daily, how many times does that amount to in a year? It's a bit scary...
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AirdropHunter420vip
· 9h ago
Compound interest is indeed amazing, but to be honest, most people can't get through that initial bottleneck period. Once your mindset is stable, you realize that making money is actually that simple. I've been using the strategy of splitting the principal into two parts for a long time, otherwise I would have been liquidated by myself already.
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LiquidityHuntervip
· 9h ago
Compound interest sounds simple, but can it really help get rid of the gambler's mentality? I've tried, but in the end, I still couldn't resist. --- I need to remember this trick of splitting profits into three parts, it's better than regretting after going all in. --- That's spot on, but when I execute, I look at a 3% rise and want to increase the position, resulting in a reversal and getting played for a sucker, it's hilarious. --- 2.8% daily compound interest is indeed fierce, but the premise is to judge the trend correctly, it feels like luck accounts for half of it. --- I completely agree with the part about keeping a journal; the worst losing order I had hasn't been reviewed to this day, I blame myself for being too lazy. --- The orders for ETH and ARB are indeed stable, but I’m puzzled as to why I can't get in and out at the same support level. --- The idea of not breaking through the principal is brilliant, it's like leaving myself an escape route, it does help stabilize the mindset. --- I can't stick to only two orders a day, I always feel like I'm missing too many opportunities by only doing two. --- It's really not about the market conditions, it's about lacking discipline; being driven by FOMO every day is the real killer. --- This system sounds like retirement; where's the thrill in that? I still prefer the excitement of big fluctuations.
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