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Breakout from Sideways Movement: The Contract Rolling Logic Learned from 50,000 Profit
In late winter 2019, I heard a story during a night run at Shenzhen Bay. An older brother with a cane still insisted on running 5 kilometers every day. He said that leg was "broken by coins"—during the March 2018 wave, after a 20x short position was liquidated, he angrily kicked the table and ended up in the hospital. Now his account has recovered to 3 million, and he summarized the core principle in four words: Buy on dips.
I recorded this methodology and used a 50,000 profit to conduct a full year of validation testing. This is not investment advice, just trading notes.
**Only with survival can there be a comeback**
First, stop the losses. Once my account was down to 30,000, I withdrew the remaining funds, leaving only 50,000 as new principal. This decision looked clumsy but was actually very clear-headed—survival is more important than anything. Only use profits to operate; stop losing money here, and half of the psychological barrier is cleared.
**Position size is the line between life and death**
The rules are strict, and because they are strict, they are effective:
- Isolated margin mode, using only 5,000 of a 50,000 account as margin
- Leverage capped at 10x, with a 2% hard stop-loss
- When no clear opportunity appears, run small positions to practice, without moving the principal at all
The benefit of this approach is that the damage from a single mistake is limited. Many people think this is overly conservative, but in the contract market, stability is productivity.
**Wait for three types of breakout signals simultaneously**
Not every time is suitable for full position. My standards are:
1. A drop of over 50%, indicating the bottom has been formed
2. Sideways consolidation lasting more than 30 days, with full competition between bulls and bears
3. When breaking above the previous high, wait for an additional 3% confirmation to prevent false breakouts
Also, observe on-chain data—such as $BTC or $ETH USDT premium turning positive, and three consecutive days of net inflow on-chain. When these signals coincide, invest the full 5,000 margin, with a 2% stop-loss. This is true "waiting"—not frequent trading, but patient trading.
Signals like the 120-day moving average stabilizing, volume and price rising together, are everywhere and have little reference value. The key is to identify those few indicators that reveal the true intentions of the main players.
**Profit is the principal**
The 5,000 margin for opening a position is always locked and never increased. The profits earned are the real money. When the gain reaches 10%, use that 10% profit to add another 5,000, so now there are two 5,000 positions running. If the trend continues, and the account increases by 50%, it can multiply 3 to 4 times. At that point, withdraw 30% to lock in gains, and continue to follow the rest.
The logic is: always protect the initial principal, and only risk profits. Even if everything is lost, there is a bottom line.
**Avoid three market conditions**
Volatility, downward trend, hot spots. These three market states are breeding grounds for impatience. Frequent trading in volatility just earns exchange fees; holding full positions during a downward trend is suicide; chasing hot spots is just taking on the risk of being the last to buy in. Rolling positions are only suitable for clear trending markets; in ambiguous situations, stay on the sidelines.
Those who survive in the crypto world are never those who trade frequently. Knowing when not to act is more valuable than knowing how to act. Rolling positions is essentially waiting for the right timing.
**Rhythm is more important than reaction speed**
The market is always noisy, with voices calling you to enter every minute. True profit logic is never found in this chaos but in staying calm at key moments and understanding where the deep rhythm lies. Many people are not slow in operation but are trapped by market noise, busy working in a frenzy.
Understanding when to enter and exit is what makes a trader last the longest. It’s not about bravery, but about clarity. #加密市场小幅回暖
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Have been working with you for over two weeks and have now started the new contract for a new tenant and will have
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LargeAccountNotesvip
good weekend❤️
Will USDT collapse? Should I switch to USDC??
Many people just look at the names and think USDT and USDC are both stablecoins pegged to the US dollar, with similar characteristics and risks.
But if you dig deeper, you'll find that they are fundamentally different:
> One was born out of spontaneous demand in a chaotic market
> The other was actively designed by regulatory systems
One comes from the grassroots, the other from the establishment.
USDT (Tether) has never used compliance as a selling point; its core logic is "as long as it works." Its mission is to provide on-chain dollars to anyone, anywhere in the world, even those without bank accounts.
> Low reserve transparency, many historical controversies
> Frequently flagged by regulators
> Yet it consistently holds the largest trading volume and circulation
This may seem contradictory, but it actually makes sense. In regions with underdeveloped or excluded financial systems—gray market trade in the Middle East, hyperinflation countries in South America, cross-border micro-traders in Southeast Asia—people don’t need flawless assets, just dollars they can use at any time. USDT fills this gap perfectly.
The more chaotic a country's financial system, and the more closed off it is from legitimate dollar channels, the stronger the demand for USDT. It doesn't provide security—it provides a means of survival. USDT is a product of the market's self-rescue in response to dollar demand.
USDC (USD Coin, issued by Circle) was designed from the outset for a completely different audience: financial institutions, compliant businesses, and regulated markets.
> Reserves are disclosed regularly, custody is transparent
> Heavily influenced by the US regulatory framework
> Structure changes in response to policy adjustments
USDC is an extension of the US regulatory system onto the blockchain. It doesn't offer the highest liquidity, but it provides "legitimacy."
But compliance also means control: assets can be frozen, addresses can be blacklisted, and cross-border use can be restricted. USDC isn't a tool for de-dollarization; it's a tool for the digital governance of the dollar.
> USDT: Dominates in disordered, excluded regions
> USDC: Expanding in orderly, institution-heavy regions
> USDT survives on real demand, used to escape the system
> USDC grows through the system, used to expand the system.
The world has both "orderly" and "disordered" sides, so neither will replace the other in the short term.
This is the true meaning of stablecoins.
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BlockchainGiantvip
The short order opened the night before last held on for two days and finally turned negative. Although the profit wasn't much, this order serves as a model for myself— the direction was correct, just barely avoided being swept by the stop loss. If I couldn't withstand the sharp fluctuations of the high-leverage contract at that time, this wave of market opportunity would have been completely missed.
This time I won't easily chase the long position unless there is a deep pin bar. For now, I will continue to operate conservatively with a small position. Originally, I planned to add positions above 3300, but I couldn't hold on at 3250. Everyone can see how much ETH has been struggling.
Shorting at 3100 seems quite risky? Actually, it's not that smart, it's just that going long is really exhausting, and when the waterfall comes, it doesn't follow the rules at all. I will stick to the short order mindset and prepare to reduce the leverage multiple, making trend orders more stable. $ETH steady progress is the most important.
How much profit is not important; not losing is winning. With high leverage, a single needle can blow the account, but with low leverage, I can withstand a 200-point Fluctuation, no matter how it pokes! Of course, this position is purely for entertainment, so I'll take a break for now.
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