January 17, 2026, afternoon.
Last night, I actually went to bed before midnight because I was too tired. I woke up very late this morning with a terrible headache—probably caught a cold.
I quickly made a meal and took some medicine. It looks like my work efficiency won’t be too high today. Yesterday, I reread On Protracted War because I was planning an article on "Floating Profit Pyramiding is the Only Way for Capital Management." I wanted to find some historical examples to support my points and learn from the wisdom of great minds. I also revisited C1’s blog and realized that while I once said, "Who keeps a diary seriously?" I now find myself writing something similar to a diary, which is quite interesting. But back then, I was just referencing a meme—a line from the movie Hidden Man.
To be honest, what I write isn’t exactly a diary; it’s more like a work log, recording daily tasks and reflections. Some entries might be trivial, but others involve planning and thinking about future projects and directions. On the other hand, this is also preparation for AI training. After all, future AI assistants will need to understand my work habits and thought processes to better assist me. Moreover, by the end of 2026, I’ll have accumulated enough content. I wonder what my year-end summary for 2026 will look like.
Thanks to delegating work to my teammates, I’m not constantly busy day and night and actually have time to write these entries. I hope to have more time and energy in the future to think about and plan larger projects and directions, rather than being tied down by trivial tasks. I’m grateful for my teammates’ support and help, which allows me to focus on thinking and planning.
Speaking of recent work, the "floating profit pyramiding" strategy actually sprouted years ago when I heard stories about futures trading veterans. While others marveled at their ability to pick assets and time the market, I started thinking about the potential of "floating profit pyramiding" as a capital management strategy. When I asked on the 16th how to earn 20 million in a year, the approach for this strategy had already taken shape in my mind. Next, I need to systematize this strategy into a complete capital management framework and validate its effectiveness through practical application.
This morning, Mage sent a message saying that someone on X shared their experience of turning 100,000, mainly relying on an "all-in on floating profits" strategy, achieving this through 16 consecutive wins. It seems this strategy indeed has its unique appeal and potential, worthy of in-depth research and application. In pure gambling games, luck likely plays a bigger role. But in market trading, favorable and unfavorable conditions often cluster (aka. volatility clustering). If we can seize opportunities during favorable clustering and leverage the floating profit pyramiding strategy, it’s indeed possible to achieve rapid capital growth.
