Over more than ten years in the space, I’ve experienced the despair of liquidation and the ease of financial freedom. Now, I support my family through trading, turning a principal of 700,000 into over 14 million in 30 days, with a return rate of 41,274.48%.
A lot of people ask me: is this industry about luck or skill? My answer is—both, but in different proportions.
**Phase One**: Entered with 50,000 and made 10 million. Honestly, that was pure luck. I caught the bull market; everything I bought went up.
**Phase Two**: Lost all 10 million and ended up owing over 8 million. That old saying is true—money earned by luck will be lost by skill. The market taught me what it means to be humble.
**Phase Three**: Started over with 700,000 and have been compounding steadily ever since. This time, it’s different—I rely on real skills.
The key to turning things around? I’ve tried 90% of the technical indicators out there, but in the end, I stuck with just one system—MACD. Don’t underestimate it just because it’s old; if you use it well, it really works.
MACD stands for “Moving Average Convergence Divergence.” Many veterans call it the “king of indicators.” Whether you’re trading stocks, US equities, or crypto, it applies. My current strategy revolves around it, combined with risk management and position sizing, forming a reproducible approach.
If you’re stuck in losses and want to make trading a long-term career, I recommend mastering the basic indicators first. Chase fewer hypes, review more trades. These are lessons I’ve paid for with real money—I hope they can save you some tuition.
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quietly_staking
· 5h ago
Lost 10 million and still owe 8 million... now that's a real story, much more believable than those accounts that claim they only make profits and never lose.
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MACD is indeed old but useful; however, real profits come from that set of money management strategies. Indicators are just tools.
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Money earned from luck gets lost due to lack of skill... I really relate to this. That's exactly what happened to me last year.
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14 million in 30 days... that number sounds wild, but seeing they've experienced both liquidation and comebacks, at least it's not all hype.
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Respecting the market is a good point. Too many people in crypto rush in without fear, and their outcomes are all pretty much the same.
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Reviewing trades > chasing hot trends, that's the truth, but unfortunately most people just can't control themselves.
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Turning 700,000 into this much, if true, is like dancing on the edge of a cliff.
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Can this strategy really be replicated? Feels like real trading and backtesting are two very different things.
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SelfCustodyIssues
· 5h ago
There was a lot of hype, but losing the entire ten million in the second phase and ending up in debt—that's the real market.
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PretendingToReadDocs
· 5h ago
Turned 700,000 into 14 million—those numbers sound unreal... Lost over 8 million in the second phase, and that's the real story. MACD is definitely old-school, but I have to admit it's still usable.
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DataBartender
· 5h ago
From 700,000 to 14 million? That number sounds far-fetched, but MACD is indeed a standard tool for seasoned players. The only worry is that it might just be another luck-based cycle.
Over more than ten years in the space, I’ve experienced the despair of liquidation and the ease of financial freedom. Now, I support my family through trading, turning a principal of 700,000 into over 14 million in 30 days, with a return rate of 41,274.48%.
A lot of people ask me: is this industry about luck or skill? My answer is—both, but in different proportions.
**Phase One**: Entered with 50,000 and made 10 million. Honestly, that was pure luck. I caught the bull market; everything I bought went up.
**Phase Two**: Lost all 10 million and ended up owing over 8 million. That old saying is true—money earned by luck will be lost by skill. The market taught me what it means to be humble.
**Phase Three**: Started over with 700,000 and have been compounding steadily ever since. This time, it’s different—I rely on real skills.
The key to turning things around? I’ve tried 90% of the technical indicators out there, but in the end, I stuck with just one system—MACD. Don’t underestimate it just because it’s old; if you use it well, it really works.
MACD stands for “Moving Average Convergence Divergence.” Many veterans call it the “king of indicators.” Whether you’re trading stocks, US equities, or crypto, it applies. My current strategy revolves around it, combined with risk management and position sizing, forming a reproducible approach.
If you’re stuck in losses and want to make trading a long-term career, I recommend mastering the basic indicators first. Chase fewer hypes, review more trades. These are lessons I’ve paid for with real money—I hope they can save you some tuition.