2025-12-27 22:22:37

Recently shared my four-month trading results—initial capital of 200 yuan grew to about 12,150 yuan, a 60x increase, which attracted quite a bit of attention. Taking this opportunity, I want to discuss some deeper topics.

My trading mainly focuses on two directions: contract trading primarily targeting top cryptocurrencies like BTC, while spot trading involves occasionally buying low and selling high on SOL, which earned over a thousand. I rarely touch altcoins because the risks are too high.

Now I am gradually withdrawing funds because the market doesn't guarantee constant victory. The biggest challenge in trading is not technical skills but human nature. Greed is something very difficult for most people to truly conquer. In my early days, I set quite aggressive stop-losses, but now my positions are less than 3x leverage, and I no longer set stop-losses—this itself indicates a change in mindset.

My advice to everyone is these points: don't be overly greedy, be patient and wait for opportunities, and most importantly, don't invest more than you can afford to lose. Ultimately, trading is a test of understanding human nature and self-discipline.

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GasBankrupter

· 9h ago

60x? Bro, your luck is really incredible. But to be honest, what I fear most is the excitement of making quick money. Before you know it, you're all in on scam coins. I just want to ask, is turning 200 into 12,000 really due to stop-loss strategies, or is it just pure luck catching the right wave? Withdrawing is the right move. Taking profits when things look good is not shameful, compared to those who shout about doubling their money every day.

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DefiPlaybook

· 9h ago

$200 multiplied by 60 times, that's why I advise people not to look at such cases and then impulsively go all in. Probability theory is not on your side. Mindset is indeed crucial; it's more valuable than any technical indicator. In simple terms, it's self-discipline. Honestly, withdrawing funds is a rational move. Greed is indeed the biggest enemy in trading, no doubt. Selling SOL high and buying low for over a thousand profit is pretty good. This is the proper way to earn from arbitrage, unlike some people dreaming of a 100x return on clone coins every day. Be cautious with 3x leverage without setting a stop-loss. Changes in mindset can sometimes be a bad sign. In the end, a trader's success really depends not on technique but on whether they can control their greed. That's no lie. Turning 200 into 12,150 requires luck, skill, and execution—none can be missing. Most people only have luck.

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DeFiCaffeinator

· 9h ago

200 bucks multiplied by 60 times sounds exciting, but how many can actually withdraw and cash out alive? That’s the real winner. --- The change in mindset is a big point. Going from aggressive stop-loss to no stop-loss at all—basically, it’s something you only understand after experiencing a margin call. --- Greed is truly the biggest killer in trading. I’ve fallen for this before—thinking I could double my profits, only to lose everything in one go. --- A steady BTC strategy combined with high-selling and low-buying SOL is indeed a good combination. It’s much better than those who chase after altcoins all day long. --- The phrase "Don’t invest beyond your capacity" should be shouted from a loudspeaker. Too many people go all-in and end up losing everything. --- Those still trading aggressively now haven’t experienced true panic yet. When a crash happens someday, they’ll change their minds immediately.

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InscriptionGriller

· 9h ago

200 bucks multiplied by 60? Bro, your luck must be that of a European royal reincarnation. To put it simply, it's about betting on the right direction at the right time. Don't blow this up into some trading secret; it could easily lead inexperienced investors astray.

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