#隐私币板块集体上扬 43 days, I turned 2000U into 60,000U—why it's not about being brave, but about surviving
Speaking of starting with 2000U, there's a bit of bitterness.
It's not my carefully planned principal, but the last remaining money after consecutive losses. At that time, I understood one thing very clearly: if I try again, this account will really be gone.
So I made a promise to myself—no chasing quick money, no betting on directions, just keeping the account alive. A very simple goal. The core is actually one word: stability.
**Step 1: Spread out the money, absolutely no pressure**
I split 2000U into 5 parts, each 400U.
The rules are very strict: at any time, only one part can be used to enter the market. No adding positions, no full positions, no operating on feelings. Always keep 80% cash in the account—this is the bottom line, never touch it.
Don’t ask why, because the market will teach you how to behave.
**Step 2: Calculate how much you can lose first, then think about how much you can earn**
Every time I place an order, I only focus on two numbers:
Stop loss: 3% (a single trade can lose up to 12U) Take profit: 6%-10% (expected profit of 24-40U per trade)
No fantasies of doubling, no waiting for big market moves. Just perfecting this "repeatable small advantage."
**Step 3: Let the numbers speak, don’t listen to feelings**
About 70 trades per month. The win rate is not exaggerated, just over 60%.
1️⃣ Every trade must have a stop loss 2️⃣ Close the position once the target is reached, don’t hold on 3️⃣ Only trade the structures I know best (for example, I only do breakouts, avoid other patterns)
No watching the market constantly, no chasing hot topics, no arguing with the market. When there’s no trend, I stay in cash and wait.
**Honestly, most people losing money is not a technical issue at all**
If your position size is chaotic, even the right direction can blow up your account. After finally waiting for a correct move, you’re reluctant to exit. Want to turn around, but your hands keep sending money to the market.
I’m not betting on whether the market will go up or down this round. The only thing I bet on is—can I follow the rules every day?
43 days, from 2000U to 60,000U.
It’s not about being brave. Honestly, it’s about completely quitting the "gambler mode."
People who manage risk can slowly stand up with just 1000U. Those who trade based on feelings, no matter how much money they have, will eventually go to zero. There are plenty of market opportunities; what’s truly lacking is—people who can survive until the next cycle.
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OnChainArchaeologist
· 8h ago
Keep going at this pace, and sooner or later you'll realize that risk management is the ticket to survival.
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APY_Chaser
· 16h ago
It sounds good, but how many people can truly stick to this discipline... I am the kind of loser who knows I should control my position, but when I see a rise, I get itchy.
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Whale_Whisperer
· 16h ago
Sounds good, but actually it's just good luck catching the sector trend. Don't mistake survivor bias for skill.
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pvt_key_collector
· 16h ago
To be honest, this methodology sounds very correct, but how many people can truly stick to the 80% cash bottom line? Most people start to get carried away once they break even on their principal.
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BearMarketBuyer
· 16h ago
Sounds good, but bro, your compounding speed is truly outrageous...
#隐私币板块集体上扬 43 days, I turned 2000U into 60,000U—why it's not about being brave, but about surviving
Speaking of starting with 2000U, there's a bit of bitterness.
It's not my carefully planned principal, but the last remaining money after consecutive losses. At that time, I understood one thing very clearly: if I try again, this account will really be gone.
So I made a promise to myself—no chasing quick money, no betting on directions, just keeping the account alive. A very simple goal. The core is actually one word: stability.
**Step 1: Spread out the money, absolutely no pressure**
I split 2000U into 5 parts, each 400U.
The rules are very strict: at any time, only one part can be used to enter the market. No adding positions, no full positions, no operating on feelings. Always keep 80% cash in the account—this is the bottom line, never touch it.
Don’t ask why, because the market will teach you how to behave.
**Step 2: Calculate how much you can lose first, then think about how much you can earn**
Every time I place an order, I only focus on two numbers:
Stop loss: 3% (a single trade can lose up to 12U)
Take profit: 6%-10% (expected profit of 24-40U per trade)
No fantasies of doubling, no waiting for big market moves. Just perfecting this "repeatable small advantage."
**Step 3: Let the numbers speak, don’t listen to feelings**
About 70 trades per month. The win rate is not exaggerated, just over 60%.
Here's a simple calculation:
Loss trades (28): 28 × -12U ≈ -336U
Winning trades (42): 42 × +35U ≈ +1470U
Net profit over 1100U+.
No magic, just compound interest working.
**I stick to three rules and never break them**
1️⃣ Every trade must have a stop loss
2️⃣ Close the position once the target is reached, don’t hold on
3️⃣ Only trade the structures I know best (for example, I only do breakouts, avoid other patterns)
No watching the market constantly, no chasing hot topics, no arguing with the market. When there’s no trend, I stay in cash and wait.
**Honestly, most people losing money is not a technical issue at all**
If your position size is chaotic, even the right direction can blow up your account. After finally waiting for a correct move, you’re reluctant to exit. Want to turn around, but your hands keep sending money to the market.
I’m not betting on whether the market will go up or down this round. The only thing I bet on is—can I follow the rules every day?
43 days, from 2000U to 60,000U.
It’s not about being brave. Honestly, it’s about completely quitting the "gambler mode."
People who manage risk can slowly stand up with just 1000U. Those who trade based on feelings, no matter how much money they have, will eventually go to zero. There are plenty of market opportunities; what’s truly lacking is—people who can survive until the next cycle.