Do you only have 1200 yuan to enter the market now? First, calmly accept reality: the most urgent thing right now is not to make money, but to avoid being swept away by a market wave.
This is the cruelest part of the crypto world — it won't wait for you to figure things out slowly. Even one wrong decision can wipe out your account instantly, and you're out.
A friend of mine started at this very point. At first, he also thought about getting rich quickly with contracts and chasing hot coins, but it didn't take long before reality gave him a harsh lesson. Later, he changed his approach, focusing on three things, and within three months, his account grew to 25,000, never hitting liquidation, and staying very calm.
**First Trick: Position Management — Don’t Use All Your Ammo at Once**
He divided the 1200 yuan into three parts: 400 yuan for day trading, making only one trade per day, and stopping after a win or loss. 400 yuan for swing trading, waiting for weekly chart opportunities. The remaining 400 yuan is locked and not touched at all.
It sounds boring, but this is the lifeline. Full position trading means giving up all control. In this market, just staying alive is already half the battle won.
**Second Trick: Don’t Chase Bottoms — Stay in Cash When the Trend Is Unclear**
Most of the time, the market moves unpredictably — about 80% of the time. His rule is: never go in hard unless a clear trend structure is visible.
Markets don’t move every day, but your capital must survive until the end.
**Third Trick: Trade According to Rules — Feelings Take a Back Seat**
Picking coins is simple — only look for daily MACD indicators above zero with a bullish crossover. No bottom fishing, no betting on rebounds.
The logic for holding is also straightforward — if the price stays above key moving averages, keep holding; if it breaks below, exit unconditionally. No questions asked.
Entry and exit depend on volume — only trade breakouts with high volume; avoid rising prices on low volume as they might be traps.
Stop profit and stop loss are also predefined — take profit at 40%, then gradually reduce positions; if the price breaks below the moving average, exit immediately.
His account now exceeds 50,000 yuan. More importantly, he no longer has to wake up in the middle of the night to stare at the screen. Trading has become calm and simple.
To all small capital traders: the only truth is — your capital must stay alive to have a chance to turn things around. Position management, patience, and following rules may sound dull, but they can really save your life. The fastest way in crypto is often to learn how to slow down first.
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BrokenRugs
· 01-09 04:27
This friend's story sounds good, but honestly, splitting 400 yuan for intraday and 400 yuan for swing trading... can you really make money, or is it just psychological comfort?
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GweiWatcher
· 01-08 12:15
Basically, being alive is the most important thing. Those holding full positions should have woken up long ago.
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MetaMaskVictim
· 01-06 04:57
Spending 1200 bucks to play contracts? I'm really impressed; just surviving is good enough.
Listening to the idea of position splitting is fine, but how many actually execute it... I tried once and went all in directly, that feeling was incredible.
The MACD golden cross setup does make some people money, but it requires too much self-discipline, and I simply can't stick to it.
No trend means staying out of the market; it's easy to say but hard to do. I would definitely be anxious on the sidelines.
Is it true that this guy has multiplied his investment by 20 times in three months, or is it just survivor bias?
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AirdropHunter9000
· 01-06 04:54
Coming back with this again? I've already tried the sub-accounts management before, but the key still depends on the market giving us face.
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GetRichLeek
· 01-06 04:38
It's that "I have a friend" story again... sounds plausible, but how many can truly stick to their position sizing? I've tried before—on the second day, when the market moved, I went all-in directly, ending up with a huge loss. No matter how eloquently you put it, human greed can't be changed.
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MercilessHalal
· 01-06 04:33
It's the same old story, but to be honest, staying alive is indeed the top priority. Those with full positions are all dead.
Do you only have 1200 yuan to enter the market now? First, calmly accept reality: the most urgent thing right now is not to make money, but to avoid being swept away by a market wave.
This is the cruelest part of the crypto world — it won't wait for you to figure things out slowly. Even one wrong decision can wipe out your account instantly, and you're out.
A friend of mine started at this very point. At first, he also thought about getting rich quickly with contracts and chasing hot coins, but it didn't take long before reality gave him a harsh lesson. Later, he changed his approach, focusing on three things, and within three months, his account grew to 25,000, never hitting liquidation, and staying very calm.
**First Trick: Position Management — Don’t Use All Your Ammo at Once**
He divided the 1200 yuan into three parts: 400 yuan for day trading, making only one trade per day, and stopping after a win or loss. 400 yuan for swing trading, waiting for weekly chart opportunities. The remaining 400 yuan is locked and not touched at all.
It sounds boring, but this is the lifeline. Full position trading means giving up all control. In this market, just staying alive is already half the battle won.
**Second Trick: Don’t Chase Bottoms — Stay in Cash When the Trend Is Unclear**
Most of the time, the market moves unpredictably — about 80% of the time. His rule is: never go in hard unless a clear trend structure is visible.
Markets don’t move every day, but your capital must survive until the end.
**Third Trick: Trade According to Rules — Feelings Take a Back Seat**
Picking coins is simple — only look for daily MACD indicators above zero with a bullish crossover. No bottom fishing, no betting on rebounds.
The logic for holding is also straightforward — if the price stays above key moving averages, keep holding; if it breaks below, exit unconditionally. No questions asked.
Entry and exit depend on volume — only trade breakouts with high volume; avoid rising prices on low volume as they might be traps.
Stop profit and stop loss are also predefined — take profit at 40%, then gradually reduce positions; if the price breaks below the moving average, exit immediately.
His account now exceeds 50,000 yuan. More importantly, he no longer has to wake up in the middle of the night to stare at the screen. Trading has become calm and simple.
To all small capital traders: the only truth is — your capital must stay alive to have a chance to turn things around. Position management, patience, and following rules may sound dull, but they can really save your life. The fastest way in crypto is often to learn how to slow down first.