This year, I rolled my principal from 21,000 to 1.5 million, without relying on luck or any insider information, entirely through aggressive Position management and precise grasp of market rhythms. This method seems simple, but in reality, 90% of people cannot execute it at all; either they lack the psychological quality and are too timid, or they are overly greedy and lack stop loss awareness.
Why do 99% of retail investors in the crypto space fail to earn millions? Many people place their hopes on technical analysis or insider information, but this is merely self-deception. The real money-makers focus on two things: first, finding no more than 3 genuine opportunities in a year; second, having the courage to go all in when the opportunity arises.
The problem for most people is that they usually play spot trading with small Positions, earning a little bit of pocket money and not feeling the pain when they lose. However, when a real big opportunity arises, they hesitate and end up just watching others reap the benefits.
There are really three types of major opportunities in the crypto world: a market crash of 70% followed by a three-month consolidation period; a breakthrough point when BTC or Ethereum breaks through a key weekly resistance level; and the reversal moment after the panic sentiment across the network reaches its peak. Seizing any one of these could reasonably lead to a tenfold increase in capital.
But to earn this money, one must first avoid three fatal pitfalls. The first type is the person who is overly anxious about gains and losses; they rush to cash out when they make a little profit and panic sell when they incur losses, constantly getting trapped in the fluctuations. The second type is the person who mindlessly uses leverage; they go all in right away, resulting in a direct liquidation after a wave of correction. The third type is the over-trader; frequent transactions not only waste transaction fees but also make it easy to lose direction amidst the noise.
The most ruthless strategy in practice is as follows: When building a position, you must never go all in at once. For high market cap assets like BTC, the initial position should account for 20% of the total funds; when the price breaks through the previous high and the trading volume doubles, then add 30% to the position; the final exit signal is when it falls below the 7-day and 14-day moving averages, at which point you must decisively exit.
The biggest enemy of rolling positions is actually greed. When it's time to take profits, don't hesitate. The harsh reality of the cryptocurrency world is this: most people are not defeated by the market, but by their own execution. What you lack is not the speed to act quickly, but the vision to find the right direction.
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FlatTax
· 6h ago
It's easy to talk tough, but how many can actually execute? Those around me who shout "all in" start to regret it after a 10% pullback.
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LiquidationWatcher
· 6h ago
It's another story of "I rolled from tens of thousands to millions." The words are not wrong, but I just don't know how many people can really execute it.
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AirdropFreedom
· 6h ago
That makes sense, but to be honest, I still think most people won't even make it to those three chances; their mindset has already collapsed.
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TrustMeBro
· 6h ago
To put it bluntly, it's still a matter of mindset. I've seen so many people who are incredibly accurate on the technical side, but when it comes to crucial moments, they get timid and take the opposite position and cut loss.
This year, I rolled my principal from 21,000 to 1.5 million, without relying on luck or any insider information, entirely through aggressive Position management and precise grasp of market rhythms. This method seems simple, but in reality, 90% of people cannot execute it at all; either they lack the psychological quality and are too timid, or they are overly greedy and lack stop loss awareness.
Why do 99% of retail investors in the crypto space fail to earn millions? Many people place their hopes on technical analysis or insider information, but this is merely self-deception. The real money-makers focus on two things: first, finding no more than 3 genuine opportunities in a year; second, having the courage to go all in when the opportunity arises.
The problem for most people is that they usually play spot trading with small Positions, earning a little bit of pocket money and not feeling the pain when they lose. However, when a real big opportunity arises, they hesitate and end up just watching others reap the benefits.
There are really three types of major opportunities in the crypto world: a market crash of 70% followed by a three-month consolidation period; a breakthrough point when BTC or Ethereum breaks through a key weekly resistance level; and the reversal moment after the panic sentiment across the network reaches its peak. Seizing any one of these could reasonably lead to a tenfold increase in capital.
But to earn this money, one must first avoid three fatal pitfalls. The first type is the person who is overly anxious about gains and losses; they rush to cash out when they make a little profit and panic sell when they incur losses, constantly getting trapped in the fluctuations. The second type is the person who mindlessly uses leverage; they go all in right away, resulting in a direct liquidation after a wave of correction. The third type is the over-trader; frequent transactions not only waste transaction fees but also make it easy to lose direction amidst the noise.
The most ruthless strategy in practice is as follows: When building a position, you must never go all in at once. For high market cap assets like BTC, the initial position should account for 20% of the total funds; when the price breaks through the previous high and the trading volume doubles, then add 30% to the position; the final exit signal is when it falls below the 7-day and 14-day moving averages, at which point you must decisively exit.
The biggest enemy of rolling positions is actually greed. When it's time to take profits, don't hesitate. The harsh reality of the cryptocurrency world is this: most people are not defeated by the market, but by their own execution. What you lack is not the speed to act quickly, but the vision to find the right direction.