I have been navigating the cryptocurrency market for over ten years, from the despair of liquidation to achieving financial freedom. Making a living through trading has become my daily routine.
In 2024, my account multiplied by 150 times. Honestly, if it weren’t for two withdrawals to buy houses, the number could have reached 240 times. Today, I want to share my trading strategy and the pitfalls I’ve encountered along the way.
There’s an old saying: Standing on the shoulders of giants allows you to save ten years of effort. I want to spend 3 minutes explaining how to turn your exchange from a "harvester" into a "cash machine."
**Most people's wrong approach**
Most traders spend every day doing one thing: guessing market ups and downs day and night, eyes glued to the charts, calculating market sentiment. Exhausted, yet their accounts still lose money. I’ve flipped the script — I don’t predict the market, I design probabilities. In these 5 years, I’ve never blown up my account, turning 3,000 USD into a eight-figure sum. It’s not due to insider information or divine indicators, but a "casino boss" style trading mindset.
**The core strategies boil down to three points**
**First trick: Lock in profits with compounding, prioritize capital preservation before amplification**
From the moment I open a position, I set stop-loss and take-profit levels — never change my mind on the fly. Once profits reach 10% of the principal, I immediately withdraw half to a cold wallet. The remaining position is left to the market to play — if it rises, I compound; if it falls, I partially cut losses, but the principal remains safe. Over these 5 years, I’ve taken profits more than 30 times using this rule, with a weekly withdrawal peak of 180,000 USD, verified by exchanges. The essence of trading is simply: continuously take money out of the market.
**Second trick: Misaligned position building, use liquidation points as benchmarks**
Multi-timeframe analysis is fundamental — daily charts determine the direction, 4-hour charts identify trends, 15-minute charts find entry points. For the same coin, I use a dual-order strategy: one order follows the trend with stop-loss outside the daily range; the other operates in the opposite direction, placed at extreme emotional levels. The combined stop-loss of these two orders doesn’t exceed 1.5% of the principal, but the take-profit target is 5 times the stop-loss. During market oscillations, I repeatedly eat structured trades. During the Luna collapse in 2022, I was both long and short with profits, and my account grew by 40%. It’s not that I predicted the right direction, but that probability was on my side.
**Third trick: Stop-loss equals explosive profits, small losses for big opportunities**
I don’t chase high win rates — a 38% win rate is enough, as long as the risk-reward ratio reaches 4.8:1. In other words, for every dollar risked, the mathematical expectation is to earn $1.90. When the market is favorable, I move my take-profit; if the trend turns against me, I cut losses immediately. Stop-loss isn’t a failure, but the cost of entry. As long as you’re still in the game, the big trend will give you opportunities.
**Discipline in execution**
Divide your funds into 10 parts for management, with each position not exceeding 1 part, and no more than 3 positions open simultaneously. After two consecutive losses, shut down and adjust for a day — never revenge trade. If your account doubles, take 20% out to buy US bonds or gold, to steadily survive the bear market.
**The method seems simple, but it’s deeply counter-human**
Remember: the market isn’t afraid of your wrong judgment; it’s afraid that you blow up your account and can never recover. Take these three points to make the exchange truly work for you. The crypto world is never short of opportunities — what’s missing are those with the execution power.
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FrogInTheWell
· 2025-12-23 08:11
A 150x leverage sounds outrageous, but if you really follow the theory of probability, numbers are just a byproduct. The key is still that broken mindset; most people falter in their execution.
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LucidSleepwalker
· 2025-12-23 02:38
150 times just sounds good, but the real amazing part is being able to survive and get the money
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Setting a stop loss sounds easy, but when it really comes to losing, the hands start to shake, and nine out of ten people change their orders
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3000U turning into 8 digits? I believe in trading mindset, just don't believe those who haven't stepped on a landmine
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38% win rate repeatedly eating structures, I need to think more about this logic... but it's better than staring at the market and guessing all day
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The key is still that phrase, most people die before the stop loss
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I learned about taking profits from a Cold Wallet, compared to account numbers, the actual cash in hand really counts
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The phrase "casino boss mentality" is brilliant, it's all about playing probabilities, not predictions
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Another story of 150 times... there are always so many gods in the crypto world, but very few can survive a Bear Market
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Consecutive losses on 2 orders and turning off the machine for adjustments, this level of discipline is something I really can't achieve
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Double orders hedging looks like arbitrage, but in reality, it's making money off fluctuation fees, smart
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EthSandwichHero
· 2025-12-20 09:25
150x leverage? Man, that number sounds crazy, but I do believe in the risk-reward ratio of 4.8:1. The key is really having the discipline to execute.
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Another story of doubling your investment, but this guy's stop-loss discipline is definitely different. Respect.
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From 3000U to eight figures? I feel like that's always the same story in crypto... But the method of locking in profits and compounding sounds pretty reliable.
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That last sentence was brilliant. Liquidation is truly the scariest thing; it's much worse than just misjudging the market direction.
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Double-long and double-short strategies both profitable? Isn't that just what a casino boss does? Probability theory is indeed absolute.
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I just want to ask, if this trading method is so stable, why write articles to teach others? Isn't it better to quietly make money?
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Dividing funds into 10 parts, risking one part per trade—that discipline is really tough... If someone could really stop after two consecutive losses, most would have gone bankrupt long ago.
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150x leverage almost made me laugh out loud, but honestly, I respect the logic behind that risk-reward ratio. The idea of small losses for big opportunities is completely against human nature.
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Feels like this article is teaching people not to stare at the screen every day. Set the rules and let the bullets fly... The words are fine, but execution is the real hell.
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ETH_Maxi_Taxi
· 2025-12-20 09:23
150x? Buddy, I have to take that number with a grain of salt, but I have to say, I’m impressed by the "casino boss mentality." Discipline is indeed the Achilles' heel for most people.
Honestly, I hear stories about turning 3000U into eight figures a hundred times a year. How many actually survive? In the end, it’s still that saying—stop-loss execution determines life or death; technical analysis is secondary.
When your account doubles, you really should take out 20%. You're right about that—too few people actually follow through.
It sounds like you’re a serious trader, not just someone bragging in the group every day. You’ve got some substance.
Can you elaborate more on that double-single strategy? With a 1.5% stop-loss and a 5x take-profit, can the probability really hold up during actual volatility?
I have been navigating the cryptocurrency market for over ten years, from the despair of liquidation to achieving financial freedom. Making a living through trading has become my daily routine.
In 2024, my account multiplied by 150 times. Honestly, if it weren’t for two withdrawals to buy houses, the number could have reached 240 times. Today, I want to share my trading strategy and the pitfalls I’ve encountered along the way.
There’s an old saying: Standing on the shoulders of giants allows you to save ten years of effort. I want to spend 3 minutes explaining how to turn your exchange from a "harvester" into a "cash machine."
**Most people's wrong approach**
Most traders spend every day doing one thing: guessing market ups and downs day and night, eyes glued to the charts, calculating market sentiment. Exhausted, yet their accounts still lose money. I’ve flipped the script — I don’t predict the market, I design probabilities. In these 5 years, I’ve never blown up my account, turning 3,000 USD into a eight-figure sum. It’s not due to insider information or divine indicators, but a "casino boss" style trading mindset.
**The core strategies boil down to three points**
**First trick: Lock in profits with compounding, prioritize capital preservation before amplification**
From the moment I open a position, I set stop-loss and take-profit levels — never change my mind on the fly. Once profits reach 10% of the principal, I immediately withdraw half to a cold wallet. The remaining position is left to the market to play — if it rises, I compound; if it falls, I partially cut losses, but the principal remains safe. Over these 5 years, I’ve taken profits more than 30 times using this rule, with a weekly withdrawal peak of 180,000 USD, verified by exchanges. The essence of trading is simply: continuously take money out of the market.
**Second trick: Misaligned position building, use liquidation points as benchmarks**
Multi-timeframe analysis is fundamental — daily charts determine the direction, 4-hour charts identify trends, 15-minute charts find entry points. For the same coin, I use a dual-order strategy: one order follows the trend with stop-loss outside the daily range; the other operates in the opposite direction, placed at extreme emotional levels. The combined stop-loss of these two orders doesn’t exceed 1.5% of the principal, but the take-profit target is 5 times the stop-loss. During market oscillations, I repeatedly eat structured trades. During the Luna collapse in 2022, I was both long and short with profits, and my account grew by 40%. It’s not that I predicted the right direction, but that probability was on my side.
**Third trick: Stop-loss equals explosive profits, small losses for big opportunities**
I don’t chase high win rates — a 38% win rate is enough, as long as the risk-reward ratio reaches 4.8:1. In other words, for every dollar risked, the mathematical expectation is to earn $1.90. When the market is favorable, I move my take-profit; if the trend turns against me, I cut losses immediately. Stop-loss isn’t a failure, but the cost of entry. As long as you’re still in the game, the big trend will give you opportunities.
**Discipline in execution**
Divide your funds into 10 parts for management, with each position not exceeding 1 part, and no more than 3 positions open simultaneously. After two consecutive losses, shut down and adjust for a day — never revenge trade. If your account doubles, take 20% out to buy US bonds or gold, to steadily survive the bear market.
**The method seems simple, but it’s deeply counter-human**
Remember: the market isn’t afraid of your wrong judgment; it’s afraid that you blow up your account and can never recover. Take these three points to make the exchange truly work for you. The crypto world is never short of opportunities — what’s missing are those with the execution power.