#密码资产动态追踪 A friend of mine approached me in a hurry, with only just over 3,000U left in his account. His original capital of over 20,000 had almost disappeared.
I redesigned a trading strategy for him: never risk more than 30% on a single position, take profits when earning 10%-15%, cut losses immediately if exceeding 4%, and avoid uncertain market conditions.
He struggled to adapt in the first two weeks, but then persisted and reviewed his trades daily—what worked, what didn’t. The result? In three months, his account grew from 3,000U to nearly 40,000U. He even exclaimed, "This isn’t luck, discipline really saved me."
Many people ask me, what’s the hardest part in this market? It’s not about how skilled your technical analysis is, not about having better information, and certainly not about innate talent. Honestly, it all comes down to one thing—whether you can truly stick to your rhythm and discipline.
The "Rolling Position System" I’ve been using has proven effective for those who follow it. Its core consists of these four principles:
**Flexible Position Management**: Keep a single position between 20%-30%. Even if one trade goes wrong, there’s buffer room, preventing a total collapse from a single loss.
**Timely Profit Taking**: Exit once earning 10%-15%, don’t expect to keep pushing higher indefinitely. Similarly, cut losses at 3%-4% to stop the bleeding and avoid giving the market more opportunities to cut you.
**Follow the Trend, Abandon Predictions**: Don’t gamble on bottoms or tops. Wait until the trend is clear before acting. It may seem slow, but it greatly improves your win rate.
**Daily Review is Key**: Summarize your trades each day, identify areas for improvement, adjust parameters and entry points promptly. This discipline turns small wins into big gains over time.
Markets change, but strict discipline is always the stabilizer. Many people can’t turn their situation around because they keep making the same mistakes—more about mindset and methods than opportunity. Those who dare to execute this system, even with small capital, can steadily build their wealth step by step.
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MevHunter
· 01-10 16:21
To be honest, this approach sounds very right, but very few people can actually stick with it. The most common among my friends is "set a plan today, change the mind tomorrow," and in the end, they still get cut by the market in various ways.
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PrivacyMaximalist
· 01-09 05:05
Discipline is easy to talk about, but few actually stick to it. This guy managed to go from 3,000 USD to 40,000 USD, which is really impressive.
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LayerZeroJunkie
· 01-08 03:40
Discipline is easy to talk about but hard to practice... Actually, few people can stick to a 3-4 point stop-loss; most still want to take a gamble.
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ForkTongue
· 01-08 03:37
Discipline is indeed key, but to be honest, most people can't stick with it for more than two weeks. Mindset is much more difficult than technique.
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DefiSecurityGuard
· 01-08 03:33
⚠️ hold up... "滚仓体系" sounds nice on paper but where's the smart contract audit? anyone actually verified these exit thresholds don't trigger MEV exploits? seen too many "disciplined" traders get liquidated by flash loan vectors.
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GasGuzzler
· 01-08 03:33
Discipline is easy to talk about but hard to implement; most people fail because of their mindset.
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ContractBugHunter
· 01-08 03:29
There's nothing wrong with that, but many people agree in words, yet when the market comes, their mentality collapses. As I always say—execution is the greatest talent.
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StakeTillRetire
· 01-08 03:23
Really, discipline is something everyone talks about, but few can stick to it.
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MEVHunterX
· 01-08 03:20
To be honest, discipline sounds simple, but few can truly stick to it. Your friend's jump from 3,000 to 40,000 was really impressive.
#密码资产动态追踪 A friend of mine approached me in a hurry, with only just over 3,000U left in his account. His original capital of over 20,000 had almost disappeared.
I redesigned a trading strategy for him: never risk more than 30% on a single position, take profits when earning 10%-15%, cut losses immediately if exceeding 4%, and avoid uncertain market conditions.
He struggled to adapt in the first two weeks, but then persisted and reviewed his trades daily—what worked, what didn’t. The result? In three months, his account grew from 3,000U to nearly 40,000U. He even exclaimed, "This isn’t luck, discipline really saved me."
Many people ask me, what’s the hardest part in this market? It’s not about how skilled your technical analysis is, not about having better information, and certainly not about innate talent. Honestly, it all comes down to one thing—whether you can truly stick to your rhythm and discipline.
The "Rolling Position System" I’ve been using has proven effective for those who follow it. Its core consists of these four principles:
**Flexible Position Management**: Keep a single position between 20%-30%. Even if one trade goes wrong, there’s buffer room, preventing a total collapse from a single loss.
**Timely Profit Taking**: Exit once earning 10%-15%, don’t expect to keep pushing higher indefinitely. Similarly, cut losses at 3%-4% to stop the bleeding and avoid giving the market more opportunities to cut you.
**Follow the Trend, Abandon Predictions**: Don’t gamble on bottoms or tops. Wait until the trend is clear before acting. It may seem slow, but it greatly improves your win rate.
**Daily Review is Key**: Summarize your trades each day, identify areas for improvement, adjust parameters and entry points promptly. This discipline turns small wins into big gains over time.
Markets change, but strict discipline is always the stabilizer. Many people can’t turn their situation around because they keep making the same mistakes—more about mindset and methods than opportunity. Those who dare to execute this system, even with small capital, can steadily build their wealth step by step.