Many people in the crypto world try to turn a few hundred dollars into a fortune overnight, trading daily and frequently adjusting their positions. As a result, within half a month, they get wiped out by the market, losing all their capital.



My friend's approach is completely different. Starting with 1,000 dollars, he took two months to grow his account to 37,000 dollars, without ever hitting a margin call. What is his secret to success? It’s sticking to a stable profit logic that has been tested through 5,000 dollars of real trading.

**First Trick: Position Sizing is the Key to Survival**

He divides his funds into three parts: one for intraday short-term trades, making only one trade per day and exiting after profit; another for swing trading, only acting when the potential gain exceeds 10%; and the last part is kept tightly held, not trading in good or bad markets—this is his safety fund.

Only by staying alive can he continue to make money—that’s the first iron rule.

**Second Trick: Close the Software During Sideways Markets, Wait for Clear Signals Before Re-entering**

When the market consolidates for more than 3 days, his approach is simple and straightforward—just close the trading software. Wait patiently until the price breaks below the consolidation zone or stabilizes above the moving average before reopening and making decisive moves.

Once profits reach 20% of the principal, he immediately withdraws 30% to secure gains. "Wait patiently for the right opportunity, and act with confidence"—this is another unshakable principle of his.

**Third Trick: Use Cold, Rigid Rules to Defeat Greed and Fear**

Stop-loss is always set at 2%; once reached, he cuts the position without hesitation.
When profits exceed 4%, he halves his position to lock in gains.
During losses, he never adds to losing positions or tries to recover quickly; he suppresses the urge to make up for losses.

These cold, strict rules are actually a battle against his own greed and panic.

Small capital is never the real issue; the true challenge is mindset. If you still can’t sleep over 3% fluctuations, or don’t know how to allocate funds reasonably or catch the market rhythm, I’m happy to share the experience I’ve accumulated over the years. Avoid detours, live longer, and earn more steadily.

I used to drift aimlessly in the crypto world without direction, but now I’ve finally found a stable rhythm. If you also want to learn how to live smarter, let’s discuss together.
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DefiOldTrickstervip
· 14h ago
Oops, I've been playing with this position-splitting logic for 5 years. Back then, no one understood it, and now everyone is talking about mindset. Interesting. --- But to be honest, is a 2% stop-loss really reliable? I used to insist on 4% back in the day, and I’m doing pretty well now... --- A thousand bucks in two months turning into 37k? Bro, I need to think about your math; that return rate is pretty crazy. --- I agree with the software shutdown trick; that’s truly a lifesaver, better than any complicated strategy. --- It’s this mindset, easy to say but hard to do. Seeing your account drop 3% really keeps you awake at night. --- Why do I always want to touch the safety net of the emergency fund? Need some psychological reassurance. --- If he really had consistent trades, why not just do hedging arbitrage directly? That’s more stable. --- Living and making money with patience—this phrase hits especially hard in a bear market. Truly a once-in-a-lifetime sight.
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Blockwatcher9000vip
· 14h ago
Honestly, the most annoying thing about articles like this is "my friend." Who the hell is everyone's friend that they're all so awesome? The idea of splitting positions isn't a problem, but the key is execution... Most people can't stick to it for more than three days before their hands start itching. A 2% stop loss sounds easy, but when you're really losing money, how many can actually cut it?
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Blockblindvip
· 14h ago
To be honest, it looks perfect, but this kind of story is told every day in the crypto world. From 1000 to 37,000, mathematically it's fine, but in execution... hehe
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FrontRunFightervip
· 14h ago
honestly this reeks of survivorship bias... dude's profiting off volatility while 99% get liquidated in the dark forest. where's the real talk about mev extraction eating lunch money? 2% stop loss sounds cute till sandwich attacks drain your whole position before you even see it coming. the market's rigged at layer 1, not a personality problem.
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MetaDreamervip
· 14h ago
Honestly, this set of position splitting is indeed the foundation of survival; otherwise, it's just a gambler's mentality. Those who stare at the market every day don't get good results; closing the software actually makes money, quite ironic. I agree most with the 2% stop-loss rule; not many can stick to it. Everyone in the circle is going all-in, but I've never seen anyone truly survive steadily with this kind of rhythm. I just want to know, is this logic also so stable in a bear market?
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SillyWhalevip
· 14h ago
Wow, another story of a friend getting rich quick, and this time it even includes numbers Really can multiply 37 times in a month, I would have been financially free long ago haha Portfolio diversification does have some benefits, but executing it is really difficult, especially when the market is soaring Turning off the software, I’m impressed, it works better than anything else, just need to control myself and not secretly open it
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SnapshotDayLaborervip
· 14h ago
That's right, it's a mindset issue. I used to trade every day too, and ended up getting wiped out. It's not that mysterious; you just have to resist the urge to trade frequently. It's really tough. I'm also testing this position-splitting strategy, mainly to see if I can resist temptation—that's the key. I'm also learning the discipline of stop-loss. It's easy to say but really hard to execute. However, going from 1,000 to 37,000 in two months is definitely worth pondering.
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