In the crypto world, to turn your principal into ten times its size, it's not about some divine miracle, but about whether you can stick to a few bottom lines.
Three months ago, a friend came to me with only $1,500 left in his account. I didn't give him any complicated system; I just told him to follow a set framework consistently. Three months later, his account had multiplied tenfold.
**First Tip: Divide your money into three parts**
Split $1,500 like this:
Short-term gold: $500 — for intraday trading, at most two trades per day. Cut losses quickly if wrong, don’t get entangled.
Trend gold: $500 — only ride major trend moves. If the weekly chart isn’t bullish, stay out of the market. Better to be idle than to make reckless moves.
Life-saving fund: $500 — purely for emergencies, ensuring you’re not wiped out by a single loss.
Never consider full position trading from the start. Liquidation isn’t about getting hurt; it’s about being out of the game. If a finger can be regrown, your principal is irreplaceable once lost.
**Second Tip: Only eat in the safe zone of the trend**
When the market is bad, make small short-term profits to keep the account active; only when a real trend emerges should you let the trend position show its power. Choppy markets are like a meat grinder — most people get worn out here, repeatedly.
His trading logic is actually very simple:
If the moving average structure isn’t bullish, don’t touch it.
When volume expands and breaks through key levels, only enter after a close confirms the move.
When the account gains over 20%, immediately take out half, and trail the rest with a stop-loss to let profits run.
**Third Tip: Lock your emotions in a cage**
Before entering, clearly write down your "deadlines":
- 4% loss — automatic stop-loss, no discussion.
- 8% profit — move stop-loss to break-even, let the market take it from there.
From $1,500 to $15,000, none of it was due to talent. It’s all about constantly reducing mistakes.
Markets are always there; the principal isn’t. Carve these three iron rules into your mind first, then study various indicators and patterns.
Because only by staying alive do you have the right to talk about making money; if you die, you’re just paying fees to others.
Wealth in the digital asset circle has never belonged to the ones who rush in the fiercest, but to those who can survive until the end.
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GateUser-3824aa38
· 10h ago
This set of position-splitting strategies is indeed the fundamental skill to survive in the crypto world, but very few people can truly stick with it.
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GateUser-26d7f434
· 10h ago
That's right, full-position traders ultimately end up working for the exchanges.
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DiamondHands
· 10h ago
That's right, survival comes first. I just didn't stick to that line, and my account is almost gone.
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ZKProofEnthusiast
· 10h ago
Three positions—this concept sounds simple, but very few people can actually execute it. I've seen too many people split the money and still chase the high...
In the crypto world, to turn your principal into ten times its size, it's not about some divine miracle, but about whether you can stick to a few bottom lines.
Three months ago, a friend came to me with only $1,500 left in his account. I didn't give him any complicated system; I just told him to follow a set framework consistently. Three months later, his account had multiplied tenfold.
**First Tip: Divide your money into three parts**
Split $1,500 like this:
Short-term gold: $500 — for intraday trading, at most two trades per day. Cut losses quickly if wrong, don’t get entangled.
Trend gold: $500 — only ride major trend moves. If the weekly chart isn’t bullish, stay out of the market. Better to be idle than to make reckless moves.
Life-saving fund: $500 — purely for emergencies, ensuring you’re not wiped out by a single loss.
Never consider full position trading from the start. Liquidation isn’t about getting hurt; it’s about being out of the game. If a finger can be regrown, your principal is irreplaceable once lost.
**Second Tip: Only eat in the safe zone of the trend**
When the market is bad, make small short-term profits to keep the account active; only when a real trend emerges should you let the trend position show its power. Choppy markets are like a meat grinder — most people get worn out here, repeatedly.
His trading logic is actually very simple:
If the moving average structure isn’t bullish, don’t touch it.
When volume expands and breaks through key levels, only enter after a close confirms the move.
When the account gains over 20%, immediately take out half, and trail the rest with a stop-loss to let profits run.
**Third Tip: Lock your emotions in a cage**
Before entering, clearly write down your "deadlines":
- 4% loss — automatic stop-loss, no discussion.
- 8% profit — move stop-loss to break-even, let the market take it from there.
From $1,500 to $15,000, none of it was due to talent. It’s all about constantly reducing mistakes.
Markets are always there; the principal isn’t. Carve these three iron rules into your mind first, then study various indicators and patterns.
Because only by staying alive do you have the right to talk about making money; if you die, you’re just paying fees to others.
Wealth in the digital asset circle has never belonged to the ones who rush in the fiercest, but to those who can survive until the end.