3 Minutes to Teach You How to Turn an Exchange into an ATM

No guessing ups and downs, no watching charts, 5 years with zero liquidation, turning 5000U into a seven-figure sum—relying only on a "probability cheat sheet."
In 2017, I entered the circle with 5000U. While some people around me got liquidated on futures and had to mortgage their houses, my account curve was 45° upward, and my principal recovery never exceeded 8%.
$BEAT No insider info, no airdrops, no belief in "K-line mysticism," just treating the market as a gambling machine, and being your own "casino boss." Today, I’ll share 3 key methods with you:
First, lock in profits and compound, giving your profits a "bulletproof vest."
Place stop-loss and take-profit orders as soon as you open a position. When profits reach 10% of the principal, immediately withdraw 50% to a cold wallet, and roll over the remaining using "free profits."
If the market continues to rise, enjoy compound interest; if it reverses, at most give back half the profits, keeping the principal rock solid.
Over 5 years, I’ve taken profits 37 times, with the largest weekly withdrawal reaching 180,000U, verified by exchange customer service videos to ensure no money laundering.
Second, misaligned position building—treat the liquidation point of retail traders as a password. Also monitor three cycles: daily for direction, 4-hour for range, 15-minute for precise entries.
Open two orders for the same coin: A order breaks through to chase long, stop-loss below the previous daily low; B order limits a short, lurking in the 4-hour overbought zone.
Both stop-losses are ≤ 1.5% of the principal, with take-profit set at over 5 times.
Market spends 80% of the time oscillating; while others get liquidated, I profit from both sides. During the 2022 LUNA crash, with a 90% intraday spike, I achieved dual take-profits for both long and short, with a 42% account increase in one day.
Third, stop-loss is instant profit—small wounds for big gains. I treat stop-loss as an entry ticket, risking 1.5% for a chance to dominate.
When the market is good, move stop-loss to let profits run; when bad, exit promptly. Long-term stats show my win rate is only 38%, but the profit/loss ratio is 4.8:1, with a mathematical expectation of +1.9%—risk 1 dollar to make 9 dollars. Catch two trends a year, and it beats bank savings.
Practice also requires three points: divide funds into 10 parts, use at most 1 part per order, and hold no more than 3 parts.
After 2 consecutive losses, shut down and go to the gym—no "revenge trades"; for each doubling of your account, withdraw 20% to buy US bonds or gold, even in a bear market.
The method is simple but counterintuitive—remember: "The market isn’t afraid of your mistakes, just that you can’t get up after a liquidation." Copy these three tricks, and next week, let the exchange work for you. $ETH ‌$BTC ‌