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Tari is a Rust-based blockchain protocol centered around digital assets.
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Looking back on my investment journey over the past 47 days, I feel a deep sense of growth and progress. Starting with an initial capital of 900 units, through rigorous investment strategies and disciplined operations, I successfully expanded my account size to 40,000 units, achieving a nearly 45-fold rise.
This remarkable rise is not based on luck or risk-taking, but rather stems from my consistent execution of a predetermined investment plan and strict position management. My success can be summarized in three keywords: control, rhythm, and discipline.
In terms of position management, I adhere to the following principles:
1. Use only 15% to 20% of the total funds for each trade, avoid full-position operations, and maintain rationality and restraint.
2. Lock in profits in a timely manner when in the green, while also setting up drawdown protection to ensure that patience is maintained during profitable times and risk is controlled during losses.
3. Trade only 3 to 5 times a week, focusing on clear direction and high probability market conditions, and avoid frequent operations.
My success was not achieved overnight. The first time I doubled took 12 days, the second time took 21 days, and the third time it took 14 days to break through the 40,000 unit mark. Throughout the process, I remained calm, did not follow market trends, was not swayed by emotions, and did not blindly bet on any particular market.
The reason many investors continue to incur losses is often:
1. Ignoring the importance of stop-loss
2. Frequent full-position operations
3. Blindly following others' trades
4. Lack of a systematic trading strategy, completely relying on intuition.
In fact, investment failures are usually not due to market conditions, but rather a lack of the right trading methods and self-discipline. I have long abandoned the investment approach of relying on luck, and instead rely on strict rules and discipline.
Now, many of my peers have started to make stable profits. Some people have even managed to rise their funds from 1,200 units to 32,000 units in just three weeks.
I share these experiences not to show off, but to convey a message: successful investing follows a method. The key lies in reasonable position control, a steady profit rise strategy, and strict self-discipline.
Market opportunities always exist; the key is to have the right approach to seize them. I hope my experience can provide some inspiration for everyone and help you achieve success on your investment journey.