A few years ago, I first got involved in the crypto market. I only had 10,000 in my pocket, and I also brought my roommate along.
Back then, no one had any confidence. We didn't dare to go all in and couldn't afford to lose.
So from the very beginning, we established a consensus: don't gamble with our lives, just aim to last.
The strategy we used was very simple, so simple that it was even a bit "boring" —
Ladder rolling. Instead of going all in at once, we would move up a level after making some profit;
If there was a pullback, we would step back. Always leave ourselves a way out.
When the market was favorable, the account slowly climbed up;
When the market was unfavorable, the pullback was firmly stuck.
There were no dramatic ups and downs, yet we were never taken out.
During that time, we rarely stayed up late,
nor did we chase the hottest stories. We only focused on the structure and acted only after confirmation.
Some people laughed at us for being timid, saying that this way of playing couldn't make big money.
But we knew in our hearts that whether we could make money depended on whether we could stay alive first.
Later, the account gradually grew from 10,000 to 210,000 U.
It wasn’t a spike; it was built up step by step.
To this day, I still have that screenshot of the account's ladder-like rise,
I keep it in the cloud. Not to show off, but to remind myself —
