#以太坊行情解读 3200 U flipped to 185,000 - what is it based on? Execution power

Let me tell you a true story:

A friend contacted me last October, saying he had liquidated his position twice and only had 3200 left in his account, wanting to take one last shot. I didn't give him false hope and advised him to follow a position model and a rolling position strategy.

In the past two months, I actually didn't make much profit; I just honestly managed the take-profit and stop-loss for each order. By the third month, the capital gradually started to accelerate, and on the 92nd day, the account exceeded 185,000. Throughout the process, there was no full-margin betting, and I didn't experience a major drawdown.

This is not an example.

Throughout last year, I thoroughly understood the "rolling position + position control + rhythm judgment" system. From using it myself, having friends follow, to many readers practicing it, the results have been quite stable.

✅ Someone went from 4800U to 76,000 in less than 60 days.
✅ Someone bounced back to 19,000 with 700U, even small funds can manage risks.
✅ There are still people who have consistently made profits using this method after three consecutive months of losses, and they haven't blown up their accounts since.

This set of strategies can be summarized in three points:

**Strictly Control Position and Manage Risks**: Individual positions should not exceed 20% of the total holdings, and stop-loss should be set fixed within 3%.

**Only follow the main trend**: Avoid the sideways range, don't chase the news, only follow up on continuation trades after a technical breakout.

**Cycle Review for Patterns**: Record the gains and losses along with the specific reasons for entering and exiting trades each week, identify those high win-rate trading patterns, and then execute them repeatedly.

Many people now have limited funds and are still making random moves: over-leveraging, adding positions when losing, chasing orders when prices rise, constantly gambling and making mistakes, resulting in their accounts remaining stagnant. The market has always been there; the problem is that you haven't built a trading system that can compound.

I will not encourage anyone to gamble in order to turn things around, but I am certain of one thing: small funds can be successful, the key is to overcome the disease of impulsive trading.

You may doubt what I say, but there is one fact laid out: as long as you don't get liquidated again, the account can survive and have a chance to run. If you still have 2000U or 3000U and don't want to go down the old path, you might as well spend three months validating this method.

No need to chase trends, no need to frequently switch coins; just manage your holdings and maintain a rhythm. In this market, what you lack is never the market conditions or opportunities, but rather a strategy that allows you to earn stable profits.