#美联储重启降息步伐 100,000 USDT turned into 10 million in three weeks—this "turtle speed strategy" is no joke

Sounds like a huge brag? One of my buddies actually pulled it off last month, and he used what seemed like the "dumbest" method—not aggressive, not risky, just steady.

Completely different from those day trading or overnight staring-at-the-screen strategies, the core of this method comes down to three words: slow, steady, precise.

How did he do it? He started by using only 20% of his principal, just 10,000 USDT, and tried a small position with 3x leverage, never going all-in. After making some profits, he gradually increased his position size, but the key was that as he added more, he actually lowered the leverage ratio. It was like a snowball getting bigger and bigger, but always within control.

It was during those two weeks of market consolidation that you could really see the difference—others were itching to scalp and ended up losing everything. He, on the other hand, waited as steady as a rock. It wasn’t until BTC broke past the 95,000 mark with a big green candle that he decisively jumped in, and his account shot up.

What’s even more impressive is how he set his liquidation price. When BTC was at 84,000, he set his liquidation point below 76,000—which means even if the market suddenly crashed, his position wouldn’t be wiped out. He firmly believed in a simple principle: as long as your account is alive, there’s always a chance for a comeback.

After his account hit 10 million, he immediately withdrew 8 million in cash, leaving only 2 million to keep running. Now, that’s real money-making wisdom—not just looking good on paper, but actually pocketing the profits.

To sum it up: don’t rush, don’t be greedy, don’t gamble with your life. The real big money is hidden in those few key opportunities—there’s no need to hustle every day.

I’m trying out this approach now, and although I haven’t seen a 10x run yet, it’s definitely steadier than my old reckless ways. If you want to give it a try, think it over—the concept isn’t complicated. In the end, it’s all about whether you can control that greedy heart.