In the past, I only had 3500U in trading funds, and after experiencing three consecutive months of losses, my account was like a funnel that couldn't hold onto profits.

The turning point came after I completely restructured my trading mindset. I began implementing a systematic strategy that combined position rotation and profit reinvestment. Unexpectedly, this method allowed my funds to steadily grow to over 20,000 U.

This is not about getting rich by luck, nor is it simply about going all in; it is the result accumulated through steady trading in each round.

When Ethereum rose from 2200 to 2900, I fully participated using a segmented layout strategy;

Before the explosive rise in short selling of ARB, I had already completed my low-position layout.

In addition, I maintain rhythmic swing trading on cryptocurrencies such as LDO, SOL, OP, and BTC, and I can almost ensure profits in every round.

My core trading strategy can be summarized in three points:

1. Accurately set stop-loss levels to ensure that drawdowns never exceed 10% of the principal.

2. Adhere to the principle of securing profits, retaining a portion of the profits while continuing to participate in the next round of market trends with the remaining portion.

3. Strictly filter trading opportunities, only participate in strong trends, stay away from sideways fluctuations, do not blindly catch the bottom, and do not chase hot spots.

In fact, most traders' problem is not that they don't know how to operate, but rather when to stop.

Blindly increasing positions with slight profits, stubbornly holding on during pullbacks, not knowing when to take profits, and being stubborn during losses.

The key to my success this time lies in doing the opposite – starting with a small position, systematically rolling out more funds, and then using the existing profits to seek new gains.

Many friends later asked me:

"How do you accurately determine the entry timing?"

"Why can you multiply your funds six times through several rounds of operations?"

"What methods do you use to manage positions and control the trading pace?"

What I want to emphasize is that this entire strategy does not rely on risky all-in bets, but is built on a trading system based on a systematic approach, strict discipline, and scientific position rolling.

The trading market is never short of opportunities, but what is truly scarce are investors who can remain rational and persist in the correct methods over the long term.