#数字资产市场洞察 I have a fren whose account went from 5000U to 100000U, a full 20 times increase. To be honest, I was also stunned when I saw his screenshot.
At first, he was just an ordinary retail investor, wanting to run away when he made a profit and toughing it out when he lost. That time he traded SOL and made a 15% profit, originally planning to close the position and secure the gains, but the market kept rising. He watched helplessly as the profits were right in front of him yet he couldn't grasp them — that feeling is honestly worse than losing money.
Later, he changed his method. Instead of rushing to exit as soon as he saw a profit, he started to increase his position at key points. It sounds risky, but it’s not. He said that the essence of adding to a position is to let profits continue to work, just like rolling a snowball, getting thicker and thicker. By adding more during pullbacks, the profit curve becomes steeper.
The craziest wave was in the third phase. At that time, the market was filled with voices saying "it's over, it's over", and everyone wanted to cut their positions and run. But his trading system gave different signals - there was still hope for the market. He increased his position. As a result, that wave of the market pushed his account from five figures to six figures. He told me his hands were shaking.
Someone asked him: Aren't you afraid of liquidation? How do you know the trend hasn't ended?
His answer is simple—**no gambling, rely on calculation**.
He looks at three conditions: whether the trend strength is sufficient, whether the pullback is within the acceptable range, and whether the position and risk match. If all three are correct, he dares to act; if there is any doubt in one, he directly stays in cash and waits for opportunities. This is the reason why he can increase his position when others are panicking and withdraw in time when others are greedy.
He also talked about a core logic: when funds should explode, they must dare to explode, and when it’s time to stop, they must stop. Market opportunities are never lacking; what is lacking is the person who can seize the rhythm.
The secret from 5000U to 100,000U is simply this — the direction is right, the rhythm is accurate, and the execution is fierce.
The crypto world has always been a place of both opportunities and traps. If you also want to turn the situation around in this market, the key is not to go all-in with heavy investments, but to find your own rhythm and do the right thing at the right time.
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BlockchainNewbie
· 2025-12-25 12:29
Are your hands trembling? Haha, this is the closest moment to money, I believe.
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RektDetective
· 2025-12-24 20:53
Honestly, I've heard this theory too many times. The key is execution... Most people forget after reading it, and when a big drop happens, their mindset collapses.
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BlockchainDecoder
· 2025-12-24 01:27
Research shows that there is a significant survivor bias issue in these cases. The data indicates that the proportion of retail investors who can run from 5000U to 100,000U is far less than 0.5%, while the article selectively ignores over 99% of accounts that Get Liquidated.
From a technical perspective, the "three condition judgment method" sounds scientific, but it actually lacks quantitative standards—what does "trend strength is sufficient" mean? What are the specific values for "drawdown within the acceptable range"? These are all vague subjective judgments and not replicable systems.
It is worth noting that the performance of the increase the position strategy in a Bear Market is far from as ideal as described in the article. During the downturn in 2022, similar operations led to a liquidation scale exceeding 5 billion USD, and this history has been deliberately omitted.
Readers are advised to refer to research related to the Kelly criterion, which clearly states: in a highly uncertain market, aggressive increase the position is essentially gambling rather than calculating.
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Wow
· 2025-12-22 13:42
Listening makes one tremble.
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LiquidityOracle
· 2025-12-22 13:20
20 times... It looks great, but if I really have to operate like this, I still need to think about it. Increasing the position is easy to say, but when it comes to doing it, my hands will really shake.
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GasGuzzler
· 2025-12-22 13:19
To be honest, this trap theory sounds really smooth, but when it comes to handling it myself, it can be quite emo... I just want to ask, how are those three conditions calculated? What system is used? Or is this guy just the chosen one with good luck?
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SchrodingerWallet
· 2025-12-22 13:18
In simple terms, it's about mindset; most people simply can't hold it together.
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DecentralizedElder
· 2025-12-22 13:10
It sounds like yet another story of survivor bias, but that fren really has something.
To put it simply, it still requires discipline, which most people can't manage.
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FrontRunFighter
· 2025-12-22 12:55
nah this is just survival bias wrapped in a trading story. where's the part about the sandwich attacks and mev extraction that actually *caused* his liquidations before he got lucky? dude got favorable slippage once and now it's a "system"...
#数字资产市场洞察 I have a fren whose account went from 5000U to 100000U, a full 20 times increase. To be honest, I was also stunned when I saw his screenshot.
At first, he was just an ordinary retail investor, wanting to run away when he made a profit and toughing it out when he lost. That time he traded SOL and made a 15% profit, originally planning to close the position and secure the gains, but the market kept rising. He watched helplessly as the profits were right in front of him yet he couldn't grasp them — that feeling is honestly worse than losing money.
Later, he changed his method. Instead of rushing to exit as soon as he saw a profit, he started to increase his position at key points. It sounds risky, but it’s not. He said that the essence of adding to a position is to let profits continue to work, just like rolling a snowball, getting thicker and thicker. By adding more during pullbacks, the profit curve becomes steeper.
The craziest wave was in the third phase. At that time, the market was filled with voices saying "it's over, it's over", and everyone wanted to cut their positions and run. But his trading system gave different signals - there was still hope for the market. He increased his position. As a result, that wave of the market pushed his account from five figures to six figures. He told me his hands were shaking.
Someone asked him: Aren't you afraid of liquidation? How do you know the trend hasn't ended?
His answer is simple—**no gambling, rely on calculation**.
He looks at three conditions: whether the trend strength is sufficient, whether the pullback is within the acceptable range, and whether the position and risk match. If all three are correct, he dares to act; if there is any doubt in one, he directly stays in cash and waits for opportunities. This is the reason why he can increase his position when others are panicking and withdraw in time when others are greedy.
He also talked about a core logic: when funds should explode, they must dare to explode, and when it’s time to stop, they must stop. Market opportunities are never lacking; what is lacking is the person who can seize the rhythm.
The secret from 5000U to 100,000U is simply this — the direction is right, the rhythm is accurate, and the execution is fierce.
The crypto world has always been a place of both opportunities and traps. If you also want to turn the situation around in this market, the key is not to go all-in with heavy investments, but to find your own rhythm and do the right thing at the right time.