#加密领域市场回调 A mobile phone, an account, rolling from 800U principal to 320,000U—this is not some sort of mysticism, but the result of position management and execution.

To be honest, I have also experienced the despair of an account plummeting from 20,000 U to only 300 U. That night, I sat in front of the computer screen until dawn, with only one thought in my mind: I have to find a way to get back up. I can't rely on luck anymore.

In the first stage, slowly grind from 300U to 3200U. The rules are simple: only take positions with a clear trend, and each time open a position not exceeding 30% of total funds, with stop-loss lines strictly set. People around me say I'm too conservative, but I know in my heart that keeping the account alive is more important than anything else. Every time I make a profit, I transfer a portion of the profits out, like building blocks, stacking them up one by one.

The second stage is from 3200U to 28000U. At this point, I start to layer my position. While others rush in when they see the price rising, I instead wait for a pullback and confirm the support level before adding with the profits I’ve made. Watching those who chase high prices get liquidated one after another, while I can capture the entire wave, is indeed quite satisfying.

In the third stage, 28000U rolled to 320000U. I divided my funds into three parts: a base position for holding, a defensive position to cope with pullbacks, and an explosive position to seize opportunities. I don’t chase after rises, but I add when it drops. Once the profit exceeds 20%, I cut my position in half to lock in profits. Just like that, in less than three months, I transformed from a market-educated novice into a trader who can profit stably.

People often ask me for the secret to rolling positions. I can only say: don't think about getting rich overnight, first learn not to blow your account overnight. Only by surviving long in the market can you have the opportunity to make money.

If you are currently in a state of confusion due to losses, don’t rush into making hasty decisions. Calm down and start relearning from position management.