In the year when my account shrank by 800,000, I smashed my phone and deleted apps, feeling like I had reached the end of the road. But in early 2025, I started over with only 3,400 USDT remaining, and stubbornly grew it to 80,000 and then 120,000. Not only did I fill the pit, but I also made a net profit.
Many people ask me how I did it. There’s no magic—I just survived. And most people die because of greed.
**The first habit: Never fully load your position.**
My position never exceeds 40%, leaving 60% as a safety net. I cut losses immediately if the drawdown exceeds 15%, without hoping or holding stubbornly. It sounds conservative, but in the crypto market, survival is everything. Many people go all-in at once, and one liquidation ends their journey. No matter how many chances you have, if you’re dead, it’s useless.
**The second habit: Only eat the fattest part of the trend.**
No guessing the top or bottom. When the market rises, follow the strong coins; when it falls, go with the trend and short, never fight against the trend. Sometimes a single trade makes 5,000 USDT in 10 minutes, not because I’m particularly smart, but because I stand in the direction of the wind and act accordingly. Counter-trend operations look like bottom fishing, but in reality, they’re just giving away money.
**The third habit: Only roll 30% of the profits.**
After making a profit, I lock most of it in USDT and only continue to roll a small portion. A snowball doesn’t grow instantly; it’s layered and compressed over time. No rush.
Some people around me turned 1,100 USDT into 26,000 in 17 days, while others were pulled back from the brink of liquidation and now consistently withdraw monthly. They didn’t suddenly become enlightened; they just learned discipline.
The market is moving, and opportunities are there. But what this market needs is not luck, but a system that keeps you alive.
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0xLuckbox
· 01-08 03:59
Really, just staying alive is winning. Compared to those who go all-in and blow up, your system is the real way to make money.
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I have deep experience with stop-losses; cutting at 15% is definitely the right move. Too many people die from wishful thinking.
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The phrase "don't guess the top or the bottom" hit me hard. I used to be that kind of fool who tried to catch the bottom every day.
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30% rolling, 70% taking profits—if you keep this mindset steady, it actually stabilizes withdrawals.
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Rolling from $3,400 to $120,000 is truly a system-driven crushing victory. Discipline looks simple, but few stick to it.
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Your story of bouncing back from bankruptcy better illustrates the point than those who soar to the sky as beginners.
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"Follow the trend" in six words—it's hard to stick to and not go against the market. Most people can't do it.
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Having 40% of your position as a safety fund is a setup for those who truly understand risk.
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just_here_for_vibes
· 01-08 03:59
Exactly, those who are all-in are just gambling with their lives; they'll be out sooner or later.
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WalletManager
· 01-08 03:54
From 3,400 to 120,000, the key is that I haven't gone all-in in one shot. I am now strictly maintaining a 40% position, with the remaining USDT locked in a cold wallet to sleep. This way, my mindset can stay stable.
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DisillusiionOracle
· 01-08 03:50
Honestly, I respect this logic. But the most crucial part is that phrase "survived," as many people died in a market wave and simply couldn't get back up.
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TrustMeBro
· 01-08 03:40
Really? Turning 3400U into 120,000 is not a dream. The key is not to be greedy and hold on stubbornly. I am also part of the group that was educated—those days of going all-in with full positions are long gone. Now I only hold 40% of my position, with 60% reserved for emergencies. Stop-loss is easy to say but hard to do, but only by staying alive can you make money. A margin call once and the game is over; no matter how many chances you have left, it’s useless.
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SoliditySurvivor
· 01-08 03:33
3400 converted to 80,000, this guy really isn't bragging. Discipline is easy to talk about but extremely hard to practice.
In the year when my account shrank by 800,000, I smashed my phone and deleted apps, feeling like I had reached the end of the road. But in early 2025, I started over with only 3,400 USDT remaining, and stubbornly grew it to 80,000 and then 120,000. Not only did I fill the pit, but I also made a net profit.
Many people ask me how I did it. There’s no magic—I just survived. And most people die because of greed.
**The first habit: Never fully load your position.**
My position never exceeds 40%, leaving 60% as a safety net. I cut losses immediately if the drawdown exceeds 15%, without hoping or holding stubbornly. It sounds conservative, but in the crypto market, survival is everything. Many people go all-in at once, and one liquidation ends their journey. No matter how many chances you have, if you’re dead, it’s useless.
**The second habit: Only eat the fattest part of the trend.**
No guessing the top or bottom. When the market rises, follow the strong coins; when it falls, go with the trend and short, never fight against the trend. Sometimes a single trade makes 5,000 USDT in 10 minutes, not because I’m particularly smart, but because I stand in the direction of the wind and act accordingly. Counter-trend operations look like bottom fishing, but in reality, they’re just giving away money.
**The third habit: Only roll 30% of the profits.**
After making a profit, I lock most of it in USDT and only continue to roll a small portion. A snowball doesn’t grow instantly; it’s layered and compressed over time. No rush.
Some people around me turned 1,100 USDT into 26,000 in 17 days, while others were pulled back from the brink of liquidation and now consistently withdraw monthly. They didn’t suddenly become enlightened; they just learned discipline.
The market is moving, and opportunities are there. But what this market needs is not luck, but a system that keeps you alive.