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Don't remind me again today

I have been in this circle for ten years, from the painful loss of several hundred coins when I first got on board, to now living a relatively comfortable life, no longer worrying about the account balance.



I often receive private messages asking how to survive in this market. Today, I'll share some practical advice—there are really only two ways.

**First rule: Focus on three tenfold targets**

It sounds mysterious, but when you do the math, you'll understand. With a principal of 10,000, seize the first opportunity to turn it into 100,000; the second opportunity will take it to 1,000,000; and the third? Directly aiming for 10,000,000.

Break down the million goals into three leaps, and only take action after stabilizing each time; then this matter is no longer a fantasy. Where is the key? - The vision must be sharp, the coin must be right, and not a single one of the three opportunities can be missed.

**Article 2: The Narrow Path of Contract Rolling**

If you only have tens of thousands and want to get to a million-level principal? To be honest, rolling the account is unavoidable.

But this thing has to follow the rules:
- Patience is more important than anything else; avoid markets with insufficient certainty.
- Recognize the opportunity—such as when there is a consolidation after a sharp drop; the moment of a breakout is often a signal of a trend reversal.
- Only go long, don't go against the big trend.

Many people think that rolling over positions is playing with fire? Wrong. Compared to those who recklessly open leverage, scientifically rolling over positions is much safer.

For example: you have a profit of 50,000 ( note that it is profit, not principal ), take out 10%, which is 5,000 to open a position, set a 10x leverage but use isolated margin, which is actually equivalent to 1x leverage, with a stop loss set at 2%. Even if the direction is wrong, the maximum loss is 1,000. Those who get liquidated are mostly due to going all in.

Is the direction correct? For example, if BTC rises from 10,000 to 11,000, continue to increase the position by 10%, and the stop loss is still 2%. Even if it gets stopped out, it's just losing a small piece of profit; but if the trend continues, the profit will grow larger like a snowball.

When BTC hits 15,000, a wave of market movement from 50,000 to 200,000 is not a dream. If we have two more rounds like this, a principal of 1,000,000 will be enough.

Lastly, let me say from the heart: Wealth is never earned through a single gamble. Two times tenfold, three times fivefold, four times threefold... all come from steady progress.

How to play, the choice is always in your own hands.
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Ramen_Until_Richvip
· 11-30 16:44
You're right, it's all about progressing step by step; those who go all in have long since perished.
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TokenTherapistvip
· 11-30 16:41
I understand the reasoning, but I got stuck at the execution part...
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StakeWhisperervip
· 11-30 16:35
This rollover trap does seem simple, but the biggest enemy during actual operation is the mindset.
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