In the early morning of April 18th, I was scrolling through my phone when I saw my account balance and thought I was seeing things—
With a principal of 1000U, I managed to grow it to 15,230U!
At the beginning of March, I was still smoking in frustration on the balcony because I had impulsively lost 2000U, which made me feel awful for several days. That was supposed to be the money for my kid’s extracurricular classes. Who could have guessed that in two months not only would I make back the loss, but more than double it?
It’s not that I suddenly became enlightened; the main thing is I figured out a position management strategy that both protects me and lets me earn—way more reliable than those streamers who shout out trades all day long.
The three-tiered position rotation method, tested and proven effective.
March 6th was my first attempt. At that time, ETH had just dropped to $1,720. I only dared to use 200U to test the waters.
The market those days felt like a free fall ride: during the day it’d just manage to go up 2 points, and at night it’d drop back down. I just followed along with a small position. On the third morning, the market opened and dropped 3 points right away. I didn’t hesitate to stop out, losing only 12U—not even enough to buy a cup of milk tea, so I didn’t feel bad at all.
This is the first key point: use 20% as a base position to test the direction. If things look off, get out immediately. A friend advised me to go all in and catch the bottom, but luckily I held back.
A week later, on March 13th, ETH stabilized at $1,850 and the MACD flashed a golden cross. I immediately added 300U.
This is the second key point: use 30% as a floating position to ride the trend, and take profits when there’s a pullback.
Sure enough, after a 5-point rise, it started to pull back. I took profits right away and made 45U on just that trade, even sent a red packet to my wife that night to celebrate.
The real profits came later. After two steady wins, on March 28th, ETH broke through $1,900, so I put in my remaining 500U—all in, right as the main upward wave hit.
On April 18th, ETH hit my target price of $2,100. I closed out everything decisively, and my account shot past 15,000U! The third key point is: use 50% as a heavy position to ride the main upward trend, and exit at your target price—don’t get greedy.
I just check the charts for 10 minutes each, morning and night, and never trade more than twice a day. If I get the direction wrong, I just close the app and do something else.
My neighbor, Old Wang, lost 80,000 before, but started following my method in mid-March and made back 62,000 in 40 days. He even invited me for drinks last week, saying he added more to his position.
Are there still people going all in and gambling on luck? Wake up!
I’ve organized this strategy into detailed notes, clearly explaining everything from how to calculate position size to how to set take profit points.
If you have coins but don’t know how to operate, or if you’re stuck and want to recover, don’t hesitate. Now that ETH is steady above $2,000, it’s a great opportunity—you might have to wait another half year if you miss this.
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rugdoc.eth
· 12-12 21:42
Damn, this position management method is definitely much better than my previous all-in approach. I need to learn from it.
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LowCapGemHunter
· 12-12 19:33
Haha, 15x? That's truly some luck, but that 20-30-50 position allocation definitely has some merit.
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SandwichHunter
· 12-10 06:42
Damn 15k, how lucky is this... But why don't I believe that neighbor Lao Wang?
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ShortingEnthusiast
· 12-10 02:19
Damn, 15x? Is this guy for real or is it just another hindsight story?
But honestly, this position management strategy does seem more reliable than going all-in, it’s just that it feels a lot like being a Monday morning quarterback.
The key is still mindset. Most people lose money because they stubbornly hold on; he’s able to cut losses and also brave enough to chase gains—both of which are really hard to do.
Yeah, but what about next time? If he gets stuck, can he still stay this calm?
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StakoorNeverSleeps
· 12-10 02:17
I'll give it a try, but to be honest—the story sounds a little too smooth, I've never seen the market cooperate this well. But the position management strategy does have some merit, it's way more reliable than going all-in. The problem is, very few people can actually stick with it.
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HalfIsEmpty
· 12-10 02:16
I actually trusted you, but your last sentence gave you away... So you were just waiting for us to ask for your notes, huh?
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CryptoTarotReader
· 12-10 02:05
This position management method does look rigorous, but what I'm most interested in is how you manage to resist going all-in... My friend just can't do it.
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JustHodlIt
· 12-10 01:54
Damn, this yield feels like I'm dreaming... Position management is definitely way more reliable than going all-in.
In the early morning of April 18th, I was scrolling through my phone when I saw my account balance and thought I was seeing things—
With a principal of 1000U, I managed to grow it to 15,230U!
At the beginning of March, I was still smoking in frustration on the balcony because I had impulsively lost 2000U, which made me feel awful for several days. That was supposed to be the money for my kid’s extracurricular classes. Who could have guessed that in two months not only would I make back the loss, but more than double it?
It’s not that I suddenly became enlightened; the main thing is I figured out a position management strategy that both protects me and lets me earn—way more reliable than those streamers who shout out trades all day long.
The three-tiered position rotation method, tested and proven effective.
March 6th was my first attempt. At that time, ETH had just dropped to $1,720. I only dared to use 200U to test the waters.
The market those days felt like a free fall ride: during the day it’d just manage to go up 2 points, and at night it’d drop back down. I just followed along with a small position. On the third morning, the market opened and dropped 3 points right away. I didn’t hesitate to stop out, losing only 12U—not even enough to buy a cup of milk tea, so I didn’t feel bad at all.
This is the first key point: use 20% as a base position to test the direction. If things look off, get out immediately. A friend advised me to go all in and catch the bottom, but luckily I held back.
A week later, on March 13th, ETH stabilized at $1,850 and the MACD flashed a golden cross. I immediately added 300U.
This is the second key point: use 30% as a floating position to ride the trend, and take profits when there’s a pullback.
Sure enough, after a 5-point rise, it started to pull back. I took profits right away and made 45U on just that trade, even sent a red packet to my wife that night to celebrate.
The real profits came later. After two steady wins, on March 28th, ETH broke through $1,900, so I put in my remaining 500U—all in, right as the main upward wave hit.
On April 18th, ETH hit my target price of $2,100. I closed out everything decisively, and my account shot past 15,000U! The third key point is: use 50% as a heavy position to ride the main upward trend, and exit at your target price—don’t get greedy.
I just check the charts for 10 minutes each, morning and night, and never trade more than twice a day. If I get the direction wrong, I just close the app and do something else.
My neighbor, Old Wang, lost 80,000 before, but started following my method in mid-March and made back 62,000 in 40 days. He even invited me for drinks last week, saying he added more to his position.
Are there still people going all in and gambling on luck? Wake up!
I’ve organized this strategy into detailed notes, clearly explaining everything from how to calculate position size to how to set take profit points.
If you have coins but don’t know how to operate, or if you’re stuck and want to recover, don’t hesitate. Now that ETH is steady above $2,000, it’s a great opportunity—you might have to wait another half year if you miss this.