2026-01-13 13:31:32

#密码资产动态追踪 Four thousand U turns into 900,000 in just under three months

In early March, a fan told me his account was about to go down the drain, with only 4000U left, and asked if there was still a chance to rebound. I told him: Follow my rhythm, no need to panic.

He agreed. So we started.

**Opening — The Art of Waiting**

Many people's problem is impatience; they want to buy the bottom when prices rise, and sell the top when prices fall. We spent a few days observing to understand the market rhythm at that time. The first trade was very conservative, with a bullish setup, and it directly earned 15%. He was a bit excited, and I cooled him down: "This is just the beginning, don’t get overconfident just because you made some money."

**Midway — Learning to Snowball**

When the account grew to 80,000, the rhythm started to change. I taught him how to read candlestick structures, how to break down trading rhythms, and most importantly, how to survive. We focused on $BTC, $ETH, and AVAX, using a phased approach to build positions, avoiding all-in bets at once to diversify risk. Slowly stacking, it grew to 450,000.

**Final Sprint — Details Decide Success or Failure**

In this last stage, it’s about finding key breakout points. Every trade was planned with predefined take-profit and stop-loss levels; no last-minute changes — that’s the bottom line. The recent market has been quite fierce these days; one $ETH trade even broke 9K in gains.

Why is this so precise? Honestly, it’s not luck or some black technology, just three things:

**Money Management** — Don’t over-leverage, try small, exploratory investments; the account won’t crash.

**Psychological Preparation** — The crypto world tests your mindset; see who can stay steady. Don’t panic sell when prices drop, don’t get greedy when they rise.

**Technical Execution** — Wait for trend confirmation before entering; key support and resistance levels must not be touched randomly.

Many people think turning things around is very difficult, but the real challenge isn’t how complicated each step is, but whether you can stick to the process. Most people fail halfway — either their mindset collapses or the rules change.

To survive and make money in this market, you need someone to guide you on the right path.

BTC-0,76%

ETH-0,29%

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TommyTeacher

· 9h ago

Honestly, the key is that I haven't cut my position. I've seen too many people make half and then give it all back. I didn't expect it, only three months in, and maintaining the mindset is indeed more difficult than the account appreciation. I feel like it's just a matter of time before it's my turn to turn things around. Bro, your pace is really steady, unlike some who call out trades every day and then disappear when prices drop. I'll never go all-in again; last time I suffered a huge loss. But that 900,000 figure, is it real? The crypto world tends to exaggerate a lot. The most nerve-wracking part is when prices are rising and all kinds of thoughts come up. Taking profits and cutting losses—it's easy to say but hard to do.

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BlockBargainHunter

· 01-13 14:01

Wow, 4,000 times to 900,000? That number sounds like a fairy tale, but as for the details... I think the most heartbreaking part is that phrase "most people die halfway," which is so damn true.

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MEVHunter

· 01-13 13:57

nah this screams survivorship bias all the way... 4k to 90k in 3 months? mempool doesn't move like that without some serious backrunning happening behind the scenes tbh

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MetaverseMortgage

· 01-13 13:56

4000 flip to 900,000 sounds pretty impressive, but to be honest, I've heard this kind of story too many times... most of the time, people end up losing it all back. Can you break down exactly how you operated over these three months? Don't just talk about theories. Actually, it's really about mindset. I just couldn't hold on during the first wave of pullback and ended up cutting my position. Listening to the snowball strategy sounds great, but risk control is really the hardest part, most people simply can't do it. But this approach is still clear, much better than those who just boast about their trades all day.

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HashRatePhilosopher

· 01-13 13:55

It's the same old story, but indeed, mindset is the most important. I was also the type to get itchy before. --- 900,000 sounds great, but the real challenge is not to lose your composure. --- You're right, most people fail at psychological building. I have too many examples around me. --- I agree with building positions in batches; going all-in at once is indeed a suicide move. --- The key is to stick to it. This market tests who can hold out until the end. --- Taking profits and cutting losses without changing your mindset is easy to say but hard to do. Who can stay calm when the market is fierce? --- Turning 4,000 into 900,000 sounds like a story, but the logical chain is clear. --- The biggest fear in the crypto world is making some profit and then getting carried away, only to lose it all in a correction. --- The real problem is that very few can keep up with the rhythm; most give up halfway. --- Technical execution depends on learning, psychological building depends on practice. Neither can be neglected. --- So, without guidance, it's really easy to go astray. I have to admit that.

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