👀 In 3 months, from 8000U to 120,000 U: The aggressive strategies for the new contract coin, 3 tough tips to avoid pitfalls, and hidden tricks to earn 2 times more.
Want to roll 8000U to 100,000 U, relying on BTC and ETH slowly? Don't be foolish, their volatility is too low. Even with 10x leverage, it takes half a year to multiply 12 times. What can really make small funds explode quickly is the combination of "new contract coin + anti-humanity operation". Last year, a follower used this method and turned 8000U into 6 times in 3 days on BOME, reaching 120,000 U in 3 months— the key is not luck, but these 3 fierce moves and 1 hidden killer move.
1. Choose the right battlefield: Newly listed contracts are a "cash machine for small funds".
Don't touch the contracts for BTC and ETH; their market size is too large, and daily fluctuations usually do not exceed 5%. If you want to leverage 12 times, you'll have to wait for a long time. You should choose new contract coins just launched on Binance and OKX; these coins can have volatility up to 300%. When the whales pump the price, you can triple your investment in just one day.
But with so many new coins, how to choose the ones that will "increase in value"? Let's look at two on-chain signals:
Whale wallet increases holdings + frequent withdrawals
After the new coin is listed, open on-chain tools (like Nansen) to see if the top 10 whale wallets are increasing their holdings. Last year, when BOME was just listed on the contract, I found that 3 whale wallets increased their holdings by 5 million coins within 24 hours, while the withdrawal amount from exchanges surged (retail investors were scrambling for chips). I immediately tried a position with 400U and made 2400U in 3 days.
Use the tool to filter out "smoothing reserve" in 10 minutes.
There is a niche tool (known in the community as "New Coin Radar") that can automatically filter new contract coins that are "listed within 3 days, volatility > 200%, and whale holding ratio > 30%. I spend 10 minutes a day checking it, and last year I picked 5 coins from it, 4 of which made a profit, with an average profit of 40%.
The core of choosing the right battlefield is "following the dealer" - behind every new contract coin, there is a dealer, and the on-chain data is their "operational trace". If you understand it, you can ride the wind.
2. Anti-humanity Position Increase Method: Let profits roll faster than risks.
8000U principal, going all in right away? It's a sure loss. True experts use "small trial and error + slow accumulation" to let profits roll in; even if they make mistakes 3 times, it won't hurt the foundation.
The specific operation is like "peeling an onion":
First position ≤ 5%, use 400U to explore
Initial capital of 8000U, the first investment is only 400U (5%). Lost? The maximum loss is 400U, which is nothing compared to 8000U; Earned? Only if the profit exceeds 30% (120U), then there is a qualification to increase the position. Last year on BOME, my first position of 400U earned 1200U (300% profit), only then did I dare to consider increasing the position.
Each time the position is increased, it should not exceed "50% of the last profit".
The first position earns 1200U, and the maximum addition next time is 600U (1200×50%). After the addition, the total position is 1000U (400+600). Even if it drops by 50%, the loss is only 500U, which is far lower than the profit of the first position.
A fan used this trick on BOME: First position 400U earned 1200U, add 600U; second profit 1800U, add 900U; third profit 2700U, add 1350U... Total profit in 3 days is 6 times, rolling 8000U to 48,000U.
Break below the cost line, immediately withdraw the principal.
If the market pulls back after adding to your position and falls below the "initial cost line" (for example, entering at 0.01 with a price of 400U, withdraw if it falls below), immediately transfer the principal (8000U) away, and continue to gamble with the remaining profit (for example, the 1200U earned). This method ensures that "the principal never loses", keeping your mindset stable as a dog.
3. The "dirty tricks" of stop-loss: Don't let the market makers accurately blow up your position.
Are novice traders always "precisely harvested" by stop-losses? Because you place your stop-loss in a "seemingly safe position", while the market makers are targeting these levels. A real stop-loss should be hidden, making it difficult for the market makers to guess.
Two "anti-harvesting" techniques:
Set the stop loss at "5% below the liquidation price"
After opening a position, first calculate the "liquidation price of the exchange" (for example, if you go long on BTC at 8000U with 10x leverage, the liquidation price is 25000 dollars), then set the stop-loss at 24800 dollars (25000×99%) — which is 5% lower than the liquidation price, to avoid the trap of the market maker "spike liquidation." Last year, there was an instance when ETH spiked 3% below the liquidation price, but I wasn't liquidated because I set my stop-loss low, and later I made a profit from the rebound.
Use iceberg orders to hide stop loss, replenish margin in the early morning.
A regular stop-loss order will be displayed on the order book, and the market maker can easily see "there are a lot of stop-loss orders here," specifically targeting them for liquidation. Instead, use an "iceberg order" (which only shows a small number of orders and hides the true stop-loss amount), making it difficult for the market maker to guess your cards.
Additionally, from 3 to 5 AM is the time when the exchange's risk control is the loosest. During this time, if you add margin, the system will not force liquidation due to "large fluctuations." Last year, a follower added 200U in margin at 4 AM, avoiding a liquidation caused by a spike in BTC. After dawn, the market reversed, earning 12,000 U.
4. Hidden Killers: Hedged Mining, Earn 3 Portions of Money at Once
This trick is unknown to 90% of people; it can hedge risks and also earn extra mining profits, making it a "money printer for small funds."
The specific gameplay is divided into three steps:
When placing an order, use "reverse low leverage position"
For example, open a 10x long position for a new coin on Binance, while opening a 2x short position on OKX (for the same coin). If the coin goes up, the long position makes a big profit, while the short position incurs a small loss; if the coin goes down, the short position hedges the risk, and the long position loses less.
Stake and mine on platforms like GMX.
Pledge the margin of the opened order to GMX (decentralized contract platform). When new coins surge, you can earn money in three ways: the profit from the difference in long positions, the liquidation income from short position liquidations (GMX will distribute part of the liquidation fees to stakers), and the mining rewards of the platform token (GMX).
Last year, a new coin on AEVO surged, and a team used this trick. With a principal of 8000U, not only did they make a profit of 50,000 U from their long positions, but they also earned an additional 20,000 U from mining, totaling 70,000 U.
Use mining profits to supplement margin
The platform coins mined can be sold anytime and converted into margin to supplement the contract account, which is equivalent to "using the platform's money to bear the risk." Last year, I staked on GMX and used the mining income to supplement my margin three times, never getting liquidated.
Test question analysis: Open a long position on a certain coin at 8000U, and it rises to 8500U, what should be done?
The correct answer is B. Increase profit.
According to the anti-human nature increased position method, the initial position of 400U has risen to 8500U, with profits exceeding 30% (at least 120U). First, withdraw 120U in profit (to secure the gains), and continue to fight with the remaining principal + remaining profit. If choosing to increase the position in A, in case of a pullback, profits may be given back; if choosing to short with C, it is equivalent to giving up the bullish trend, likely missing out on future gains.
Path simulation from 8000 U to 100,000 U:
Month 1: Use 400U to open a position on a new coin and earn 300% (1200U), withdraw 600U, add 600U to the position, total funds become 8000+600=8600U.
Month 2: After increasing the position, earned another 400% (600U turned into 3000U), withdrew 1500U, increased the position by 1500U, total funds 8600+1500=10100U.
Month 3-4: Repeat adding positions + hedging mining, use profits to roll over, combined with mining income, it is completely possible to roll from 8000U to 100,000 U.
Finally, let me be honest:
From 8000U to 100,000 U, it's not about "betting right once," but rather "earning a little more than others at every step": choosing new coins to earn from volatility, increasing positions against human nature to earn compound interest, using stop-loss strategies to minimize risk, and hedging mining to earn additional platform income.
Last year's fan who rolled 8000U to 120,000U didn't have high talent; he trained these 4 tricks to 'muscle memory'—always check on-chain data when a new coin is listed, calculate profit ratios before increasing positions, always set stop-loss lower than the liquidation price, and ensure to pair orders with mining positions.
Opportunities in the crypto world are always reserved for those who "understand the tricks + dare to execute." 8000U is not a lot, but using these 4 strategies correctly, 100,000 U is actually much closer than you think.
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