The cryptocurrency world sees a large influx of newcomers every year, each dreaming of getting rich overnight. But I want to be straightforward: surviving in this market depends not on luck, but on discipline.
I myself come from an ordinary retail investor background. Starting with 1000U, I’ve grown my account to over 1 million, passing through three distinct stages.
**Stage One: Learn to Survive**
Initially, I divided that 1000U into 5 parts to trade. Every trade had predefined stop-loss and take-profit levels, and I strictly adhered to them. Chasing highs and selling lows? Not involved. Watching losses and bearing them? Never. Gambling against the trend? Absolutely not. The only goal at this stage is to survive while understanding my own trading rhythm.
**Stage Two: Steady Growth**
Once my account reached 50,000U, I adjusted my strategy. I kept single-position sizes around 25% of my total funds. When the market aligned with my expectations, I added to my positions gradually, capturing profits from the mid-trend, neither greedily chasing the top nor panic-selling at the bottom. This stage was the most comfortable because I had a solid foundation and a stable mindset.
**Stage Three: Prudent Profit Taking**
After surpassing 200,000U, I set a rule for myself: withdraw a portion of profits every week. This is to combat greed—because the cost of greed in the crypto world is too high.
Why do most people end up liquidated? I’ve seen too many cases. Positions are a mess, with no awareness of risk; stop-losses are never set, leading to deepening losses and eventual forced liquidation; or they guess the right direction but get scared out by sudden volatility, resulting in complete failure.
Among my followers, some have successfully withdrawn after growing from 800U to 12,000U, simply because they followed this logic.
Opportunities in the crypto space are actually plentiful. What’s missing is never the opportunity, but restraint and discipline. Stability is the biggest secret to profit in this market.
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LuckyBlindCat
· 3h ago
Sounds nice, but basically it just means not greedy.
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LuckyHashValue
· 3h ago
That's quite right, but most people simply can't stick to this approach.
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GasOptimizer
· 4h ago
The core is that the risk model needs to be precise. Setting the 25% position limit parameter is okay, but volatility adjustment wasn't considered.
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ContractBugHunter
· 4h ago
You're quite right, but do you know? Very few people can actually implement this logic. I've seen too many who give up after just three days of self-discipline.
The cryptocurrency world sees a large influx of newcomers every year, each dreaming of getting rich overnight. But I want to be straightforward: surviving in this market depends not on luck, but on discipline.
I myself come from an ordinary retail investor background. Starting with 1000U, I’ve grown my account to over 1 million, passing through three distinct stages.
**Stage One: Learn to Survive**
Initially, I divided that 1000U into 5 parts to trade. Every trade had predefined stop-loss and take-profit levels, and I strictly adhered to them. Chasing highs and selling lows? Not involved. Watching losses and bearing them? Never. Gambling against the trend? Absolutely not. The only goal at this stage is to survive while understanding my own trading rhythm.
**Stage Two: Steady Growth**
Once my account reached 50,000U, I adjusted my strategy. I kept single-position sizes around 25% of my total funds. When the market aligned with my expectations, I added to my positions gradually, capturing profits from the mid-trend, neither greedily chasing the top nor panic-selling at the bottom. This stage was the most comfortable because I had a solid foundation and a stable mindset.
**Stage Three: Prudent Profit Taking**
After surpassing 200,000U, I set a rule for myself: withdraw a portion of profits every week. This is to combat greed—because the cost of greed in the crypto world is too high.
Why do most people end up liquidated? I’ve seen too many cases. Positions are a mess, with no awareness of risk; stop-losses are never set, leading to deepening losses and eventual forced liquidation; or they guess the right direction but get scared out by sudden volatility, resulting in complete failure.
Among my followers, some have successfully withdrawn after growing from 800U to 12,000U, simply because they followed this logic.
Opportunities in the crypto space are actually plentiful. What’s missing is never the opportunity, but restraint and discipline. Stability is the biggest secret to profit in this market.