Gecko Intraday Trading Method: Practical Insights for Steady Profits with Low Leverage

I have known Gecko for over half a month through the trading plaza. This period of cooperation has deepened my understanding of intraday trading. Gecko donated $12,000 support in two live broadcasts, and more importantly, we reached a high level of consensus on trading strategies. His “Gecko-style” trading method—small amounts multiple times, controlling leverage, strict take-profit—has become my core guideline for steady profits.

Trading Case Review: Position Logic from 92,200 to 88,200

Our first order was placed at $92,200, with a maximum increase of $5,700. At that time, Gecko faced a floating loss of several thousand dollars, but we both firmly believed Bitcoin would dip to the key support level of $88,200. Subsequently, at $97,400, we initiated a second position, lowering the average cost to above $93,000. Although this position had a relatively long holding period, Gecko ultimately exited at $92,400, resulting in a final profit of $110,000.

If we had held to the target of $88,200 as planned, the profit could have exceeded $500,000. This case clearly demonstrates the importance of patience in holding positions and risk management— in volatile markets, what we need is not frequent trading, but precise entry points and a steadfast mindset.

Segmented Trading and Risk Management: My 10% Capital Control Rule

Currently, Bitcoin (BTC) is fluctuating around $69.64K, with the market in consolidation and oscillation phase, with daily volatility around 3 points. In this environment, we adopt an intraday short-term strategy, averaging 6-7 trades per week, with weekly returns stable at $700,000.

My trading approach strictly follows risk management principles: only 10% of total capital is invested in each trade. This means that even in extreme market conditions, a single loss will not exceed 10% of the principal, leaving ample room for recovery. The opposite approach—large position sizing—is the main cause of liquidation.

The key execution detail is: immediately withdraw profits after each trade, keep the principal for continued operation. This approach allows the principal to grow steadily, reduces psychological pressure, and makes subsequent trading smoother. Once the principal is fully withdrawn, only pure profit remains, removing psychological burdens.

Stable Income Mindset: Why Bitcoin Contracts Are Worth Long-term Holding

Thanks to all brothers following my trading signals. I can promise you: a stable 10% monthly return. This is not an aggressive promise but based on long-term practical verification. I choose to operate only in one direction because dual-direction trading is easily shaken out by market oscillations, resulting in losses.

My advice to traders in the plaza: only trade Bitcoin contracts. Although Bitcoin’s volatility is relatively mild, that’s precisely its value—more stability, suitable for long-term accumulation. Also, always use segmented trading mode, keep leverage low, and give yourself more room for trial and error.

Never engage in large, all-in trades—that’s a fast track to liquidation. Developing good trading habits is more valuable than any quick profit. View Bitcoin as an investment and arbitrage tool, not a gambling contract. The right mindset is the key to long-term survival in the crypto space. Keep going!

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