No liquidation in 5 years, starting from 5,000 yuan, now the account has reached seven figures. Many people ask me how I did it. The secret is actually a reliable "probability trading" system.

Looking back to 2017 when I entered the market, I started trading with 5000 USD. At that time, there were everywhere accounts blowing up—contracts liquidated, mortgage houses to cover urgent needs—cases were endless. But my account always grew steadily, with the worst drawdown never exceeding 8%. How did I do it? Not relying on insider information, not touching airdrops, not believing in K-line mysticism—just treating the market as a game of chance, making myself the one who always profits.

Method One: Lock-in profits + compound interest, giving your profits an insurance.

Every time I open a position, I set take profit and stop loss orders in advance. When profits reach 10% of the principal, I immediately withdraw 50% of the profit to a cold wallet, and the remaining continues to be used for trading. If the market rises? Enjoy the power of compound interest. If the market falls? At most, I lose half of the profit, and the principal remains untouched. I’ve used this method for 5 years, with a total of 37 profit withdrawals, the largest single withdrawal being 180,000 USD in one week. Frequent large withdrawals later even led to a video call from exchange customer service, asking if I was money laundering—this is truly unexpected recognition.

Method Two: Displaced position building, making money at others’ liquidation points.

I monitor three timeframes simultaneously: daily, 4-hour, and 15-minute. The daily chart determines the main trend, the 4-hour finds the range, and the 15-minute pinpoints entry points. For the same coin, I open two orders at the same time: Order A is a breakout chase long, with a stop loss set at the previous low on the daily chart; Order B is a limit short order, lurking in the overbought zone on the 4-hour chart. Both stop losses are strictly controlled within 1.5%, with take profit targets over 5 times. Most of the time, the market is oscillating. When most people get liquidated due to counter-trend moves, my two orders can profit in both directions—that’s the power of displacement.

Method Three: Stop-loss is profit, using 1.5% risk to seize trend opportunities.

Treat stop-loss as the "entry ticket." As long as risk is controlled, you dare to bet. When the market is favorable, move the stop profit to let gains soar; when the market turns bad, cut losses in time and walk away unscathed. Honestly, my long-term win rate is only 38%, but the risk-reward ratio is as high as 4.8 to 1.. As long as I catch two decent trends a year, the annualized return can outshine traditional financial products.

One last message for everyone: the market isn’t afraid of your losses; it’s most afraid that after liquidation, your mentality collapses and you can’t get back up. Master this methodology, and let every liquidity flow on the exchange work for you.