$GT Crazy! Six years ago, lost from 500k to almost selling the house, but with just 10-minute K-line, managed to push it to 25 million.

Telling a true story, not the kind copied from the internet. $GT
Six years ago, I had only the last 500k USD in my account, a hundred times more desperate than you are now. Back then, I was greedier than anyone, always at the front chasing highs, never late to cut losses. The worst month, I lost 400k on paper, and at night lying in bed, my head was buzzing.
It was only when the losses cut deep that I understood one thing — those who shill signals every day, who draw the gates more accurately than anyone, it's all freaking superstition. $RAVE
Later, I did one thing: turned off all news, only looked at the 10-minute K-line, and developed a very stupid but never-get-liquidated strategy. Started with 500k, rolled it to 25 million+, and never had a major drawdown in four years.
Rules are not many, but if even one is missing, I don't trade. $VELVET
First, never act unless RSI is below 30. You think you're buying the dip? Chances are you're catching a falling knife halfway down. This rule I bought with real money, only the pain taught me.
Second, the price must solidly hold above a key level, with at least 3 consecutive 10-minute K-lines closing above it. False breakouts cure all kinds of itchy hands. I only take the move after confirmation, never gamble on luck.
Third, volume must be at least three times the usual. A K-line without volume, no matter how beautiful, is just a paper tiger; it can't support real movement.
When all three conditions are met, I enter a small position to test the waters, leverage always locked at 1-2x. Don't laugh at me for being cautious. I've seen too many people with just a few thousand in their accounts, opening 50x leverage, and the moment the market turns, both they and their positions are gone.
Those who survive long are never the ones who max out their leverage.
When you make a profit, don't get cocky. I usually lock in 20% profit at 15% gain, let the rest run, but move stop-loss up with it. Once RSI hits 70, regardless of whether there's more meat later, I exit first.
Earning a little less is okay, but giving back what you've already taken in? That's the real shame.
Stop always trying to buy the bottom and sell the top. That's not trading, that's daydreaming. Over the years, I've only believed one thing: only make the moves you can understand.
If you want to learn this simple approach and avoid major drawdowns, come to me directly. I'll personally walk you through how I got here.
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