The crypto market has never been a place to turn things around by luck. Too many people think that way, and as a result, they accidentally go all-in, only to be taught a lesson by the market.
I know a friend who started with 800U, and over five months, grew it to 19,000U. Now his account is close to 30,000U. He never once blew up his position. Some say it's luck, but that's not right—it's a method.
He does only three things, which sound incredibly simple, but sticking to them is the real skill.
**First: Divide your money into three parts, don’t go all-in at once**
One part is for day trading, focusing only on small fluctuations of mainstream coins, taking a few points profit and stopping; another part is for swing trading, waiting for a clear trend before entering, holding for a few days without rush; the last part is your reserve, no matter how the market moves, you don’t touch it—this isn’t for making money, it’s for survival.
Having bullets left changes your mindset. Many people put their entire net worth into one trade, feeling euphoric when it rises, and regretting when it falls. The ones who can turn things around are always those with an exit strategy.
**Second: Opportunities are rare, most of the time just wait**
Honestly, 90% of the market time is spent on chaos. Frequent trading isn’t making money; it’s working for transaction fees. When there’s no clear trend, stay in cash. It sounds uncomfortable, but it’s actually about conserving energy.
When a real trend emerges, jump in with both feet. When profits reach a certain goal, take some out first—the numbers are just on your account; what you actually get is what counts.
**Third: Set rules for yourself**
Stop-loss should be small and firm—cut when it hits, don’t hesitate; take profits at a certain level and reduce your position, letting the rest run; don’t add to losing positions—adding fuel only makes it worse.
You don’t need to win on every trade, but every trade must be executed properly. The real reason accounts blow up isn’t technical skills, but emotional out-of-control.
From 800U to 30,000U, it took some time, but the pace was steady. No secret formula—just no greed, no rush, follow the rules. Take it slow, stay alive, and money will naturally come your way.
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ChainDoctor
· 01-06 08:21
Staggered position holding, waiting in cash, strict stop-loss—sounds simple, but in reality, few people can actually stick to it.
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PumpDoctrine
· 01-04 18:09
There's nothing wrong with that, but these people always think they can turn things around with a gamble, and as a result, their accounts are gone in a month.
The ones who truly make money are never the ones who are itching to trade every day; it's the patient ones.
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ForkThisDAO
· 01-03 10:57
You're not wrong; the key is to stay alive and leave the battlefield. Those who go all-in are just waiting for liquidation on the exchange.
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GateUser-c799715c
· 01-03 10:57
Basically, it's about mindset; most people are doomed because of greed.
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GasFeeVictim
· 01-03 10:52
Really, I've seen too many people go all-in and then go bankrupt. These three tricks are the only way to survive, proving that it's not luck but real discipline.
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BlockchainTherapist
· 01-03 10:51
Really, I've seen too many people go all-in and get liquidated, which is actually due to a lack of rule awareness. Dividing positions sounds simple in theory, but few can truly stick to it.
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RektButAlive
· 01-03 10:50
That's right, but very few people can truly stick to position splitting and closing positions; most still can't resist frequent trading.
The crypto market has never been a place to turn things around by luck. Too many people think that way, and as a result, they accidentally go all-in, only to be taught a lesson by the market.
I know a friend who started with 800U, and over five months, grew it to 19,000U. Now his account is close to 30,000U. He never once blew up his position. Some say it's luck, but that's not right—it's a method.
He does only three things, which sound incredibly simple, but sticking to them is the real skill.
**First: Divide your money into three parts, don’t go all-in at once**
One part is for day trading, focusing only on small fluctuations of mainstream coins, taking a few points profit and stopping; another part is for swing trading, waiting for a clear trend before entering, holding for a few days without rush; the last part is your reserve, no matter how the market moves, you don’t touch it—this isn’t for making money, it’s for survival.
Having bullets left changes your mindset. Many people put their entire net worth into one trade, feeling euphoric when it rises, and regretting when it falls. The ones who can turn things around are always those with an exit strategy.
**Second: Opportunities are rare, most of the time just wait**
Honestly, 90% of the market time is spent on chaos. Frequent trading isn’t making money; it’s working for transaction fees. When there’s no clear trend, stay in cash. It sounds uncomfortable, but it’s actually about conserving energy.
When a real trend emerges, jump in with both feet. When profits reach a certain goal, take some out first—the numbers are just on your account; what you actually get is what counts.
**Third: Set rules for yourself**
Stop-loss should be small and firm—cut when it hits, don’t hesitate; take profits at a certain level and reduce your position, letting the rest run; don’t add to losing positions—adding fuel only makes it worse.
You don’t need to win on every trade, but every trade must be executed properly. The real reason accounts blow up isn’t technical skills, but emotional out-of-control.
From 800U to 30,000U, it took some time, but the pace was steady. No secret formula—just no greed, no rush, follow the rules. Take it slow, stay alive, and money will naturally come your way.