2026-01-05 05:27:00

Crypto market turnaround depends on stability, not recklessness—this principle seems simple, but very few people can truly execute it.

Too many newcomers enter the market dreaming of getting rich overnight, treating trading like gambling. The result? Predictable margin calls and exit. What I want to say is, to survive longer in the crypto world, you must first change this deadly mindset.

My own experience is not legendary, but it’s enough to illustrate the point. Starting with a few thousand U.S. dollars, I’ve now surpassed the ten-million level. The key is not luck, but that I never focus on how much I can make from a single trade, only whether I have confidence in the opportunity.

I’ve summarized three stages I’ve gone through:

**Stage 1: Position Control and Practice**
Using 1000U as capital, divided into 5 parts. Each part is 200U per trade, with stop-loss and take-profit set. I don’t chase orders or hold onto losing trades. Only trade trends I truly understand; better to miss opportunities than to trade recklessly.

**Stage 2: Profit-Adding Positions**
When the account grows to 10,000U, control single-position size at about 25% of the account. When the market moves in the direction I judged, I add in batches. The key is to only capture the middle golden rise, not chase the top.

**Stage 3: Take Profit and Withdraw**
After surpassing 200,000U, develop the habit of locking in some profits weekly. Not to cut losses, but to prevent complacency. In the crypto world, stable returns are the biggest profit.

Looking at cases of margin calls on PEPE, the root causes are these three: chaotic position management, no stop-loss discipline, and stubbornly holding onto losing trades without admitting defeat.

A friend who followed my strategy used a similar approach, growing from 900U to 18,000U. When he recently withdrew, he was so excited he couldn’t sleep, chatting with me for two hours late at night. Seeing his growth process, I believe these methods are indeed effective.

In this game of crypto, those who survive are never the gamblers, but those who treat trading as a profession. What’s your choice?

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MetaverseVagrant

· 01-08 00:11

That's right, but how many people can really stick with it? I've seen too many start to waste after making some early profits. This guy's methodology is indeed reliable; the key is just to control your hands. Stable compound interest is the way to go; don't think about getting rich overnight. I used to always struggle with taking profits, but now I understand it gradually. That PEPE wave indeed caused quite a few people to lose everything—a bloody lesson. From 900 to 18000, this case is quite inspiring. I think the hardest part isn't the method, but the mindset.

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HashBandit

· 01-07 03:32

nah this is just risk management 101, nothing revolutionary here tbh... back in my mining days we called it "not lighting your money on fire" lol

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AirdropFatigue

· 01-05 05:57

To be honest, I've known about the position control strategy for a long time, but the real issue is that my mindset really collapses during execution. This sounds reasonable, but most people simply can't do it. I'm one of those easily overwhelmed by FOMO. Millions in gains are indeed impressive, but the sample size is too limited. I always feel like something's missing. I agree with taking profits and withdrawing funds; too many people get greedy and end up losing everything. There are so many stories on social media, hard to tell what's true or false. Anyway, I haven't seen many who live comfortably with stable returns. Honestly, the difference between being steady and reckless is just mental preparation. Easy to say, though. This methodology is indeed scientific, but human nature is too complex. Execution ability is the biggest bottleneck. Why does it seem like every big V is talking about this logic? I never expected so many people to get margin called. When the account is small, this strategy works. But when the account grows, the mindset becomes a whole different story. After seeing the PEPE wave, I finally understand what "deserved it" means. No matter what you say, they still have to gamble.

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rekt_but_not_broke

· 01-05 05:55

That's right, but too many people can't control their hands, and a single all-in results in immediate elimination. Really? I've also seen too many people chase PEPE and then get liquidated, with no discipline whatsoever. I was like that at first, but I later realized that stability is the key, even if it's tiring, it's more sustainable. Position management is truly fundamental; it's a pity that many know about it but few actually practice it.

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GasFeeVictim

· 01-05 05:42

That's right, it's really about inventory management and mindset... I was also greedy before, and as a result, PEPE shot back to before liberation. Now I withdraw funds very cautiously.

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AirdropDreamBreaker

· 01-05 05:41

To be honest, this methodology sounds correct, but very few people can really stick to it in practice. I now think the hardest part is still the mindset, especially when watching the market surge. Discipline really depends on reminding yourself repeatedly.

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MainnetDelayedAgain

· 01-05 05:38

According to the database, this guy's timeline from a few thousand U to tens of millions U is still being delayed... How long has it been since he claimed to have "broken through ten million"? Suggest adding to the Guinness World Records. --- Another classic example of "My friend went from 900U to 18,000" — the project team's pie-in-the-sky promises have been fermenting for a long time; it will probably come true eventually. --- Position control, stop-loss, 25% position... sounds perfect, but why can't most people execute it? Maybe because there's a gap of a hundred thousand PEPEs between these suggestions and the actual market conditions. --- Talking with you for two hours in the middle of the night before sleeping? That guy should record this moment and compare the mental state when the delay notification arrives. --- A stable return rate is the biggest profit — this sentence itself is delayed. When it really appears, remember to notify me.

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PensionDestroyer

· 01-05 05:30

That's right, it's a matter of execution. Most people fail at the greed hurdle. Nice, I also use this methodology. The key is really the mindset; not chasing the top is the hardest part to achieve. Another story of "I went from 1000U to 10 million"... but the advice on taking profits is indeed correct. PEPE folks deserve it; they insist on gambling it all, and refusing to admit losses is truly hopeless. Your friend's example is pretty good, but the sample size is too small. Stability > Exploitable profits. This phrase must be engraved in your mind.

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