If you are a trader with less than 1000U in hand, listen to me for a moment❗❗
Cryptocurrency trading is not gambling; it relies on strategy to succeed. The less principal you have, the more stable you need to be, just like a hunter chasing prey, you have to hold your breath. I once guided a beginner whose account only had 1200U, and even their hands were shaking while placing orders, fearing that a single mistake would wipe the account clean. I told him: "Follow the rules, and you will gradually be able to move up." Three months later, his account soared to 15,000 U; two months later, it directly hit 32,000 U, and the entire process did not experience a single liquidation. Some say this is good luck? Don't be ridiculous, it's purely about strict discipline. I have summarized these three bottom-line rules of "surviving and making a profit," which are the secrets to his journey from 1200U to now:
**Rule One: The Three-Point Principle of Capital, Always Leave an Exit.** Divide the funds into three parts: 500U for day trading, mainly trading mainstream coins like $BTC and $ETH, take profits when there is a 3%-5% rise or fall; 400U for swing trading, only act when there are confirmed opportunities, holding positions for 3-5 days for stability; finally, keep 300U firmly in place, no matter how chaotic the market gets, do not touch it, this is the capital for recovery. Do you see those people who rush in with their entire position? They panic when it goes up and swell when it goes down, and in the end, they don't go far. The ones who truly make money are always holding onto their chips outside the market.
**Article 2: Follow the trend, don't be fooled by the fluctuations.** The market has been mostly moving sideways, and frequently making trades during this time is just giving fees to the exchange for free. Stay calm and wait without a signal; once the signal appears, act decisively. Withdraw half as soon as you earn 15%, that's what we call actually cashing out. The expert's strategy is "stay still when not moving, but when you do move, you must win." During the time I watched his account double, I saw him steadily making money, neither chasing the rise nor panicking.
**Article 3: Iron discipline restrains emotions.** The single loss red line cannot exceed 2%, exit immediately when it hits; if profit exceeds 4%, immediately reduce the position by half, let the remaining part run with the market; if you incur losses, never add to your position, and definitely do not let emotions hijack your rationality. You don't have to check the market every time, but you must adhere to the rules every time. The core of making money is to use a system to restrain that impulsive heart.
Remember this: having less principal is not a fatal flaw; the most fatal thing is always thinking about "a big turnaround". Turning 1200U into 32,000U relies not on luck, but on rules, patience, and a discipline like a nail. #数字资产市场洞察 $BNB
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GasGasGasBro
· 11h ago
That's really harsh. I've been using the three-part method for a long time, but to be honest, half of the people have already been eliminated after sticking to this trap for three months.
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SignatureDenied
· 11h ago
That's right, but the execution is difficult. There are many people who want to double their investment as soon as they recoup investment.
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OnChainDetective
· 11h ago
Wait, this case of 1200U turning into 32,000... I need to check the on-chain data, how come I didn’t see any large transfer records for the corresponding Address? I suspect there’s a market maker manipulating the pace behind the scenes, otherwise how could it be so stable for five months...
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RamenStacker
· 11h ago
You're right, a small account means you have to tighten your belt. My account has also grown from a few hundred U like this; discipline is really more important than anything else, and it's much more effective than Technical Analysis.
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TokenUnlocker
· 11h ago
You're not wrong, with small funds you have to be stable; I've endured it this way too, discipline can really save lives.
If you are a trader with less than 1000U in hand, listen to me for a moment❗❗
Cryptocurrency trading is not gambling; it relies on strategy to succeed.
The less principal you have, the more stable you need to be, just like a hunter chasing prey, you have to hold your breath. I once guided a beginner whose account only had 1200U, and even their hands were shaking while placing orders, fearing that a single mistake would wipe the account clean.
I told him: "Follow the rules, and you will gradually be able to move up."
Three months later, his account soared to 15,000 U; two months later, it directly hit 32,000 U, and the entire process did not experience a single liquidation.
Some say this is good luck? Don't be ridiculous, it's purely about strict discipline.
I have summarized these three bottom-line rules of "surviving and making a profit," which are the secrets to his journey from 1200U to now:
**Rule One: The Three-Point Principle of Capital, Always Leave an Exit.**
Divide the funds into three parts: 500U for day trading, mainly trading mainstream coins like $BTC and $ETH, take profits when there is a 3%-5% rise or fall; 400U for swing trading, only act when there are confirmed opportunities, holding positions for 3-5 days for stability; finally, keep 300U firmly in place, no matter how chaotic the market gets, do not touch it, this is the capital for recovery.
Do you see those people who rush in with their entire position? They panic when it goes up and swell when it goes down, and in the end, they don't go far. The ones who truly make money are always holding onto their chips outside the market.
**Article 2: Follow the trend, don't be fooled by the fluctuations.**
The market has been mostly moving sideways, and frequently making trades during this time is just giving fees to the exchange for free.
Stay calm and wait without a signal; once the signal appears, act decisively.
Withdraw half as soon as you earn 15%, that's what we call actually cashing out.
The expert's strategy is "stay still when not moving, but when you do move, you must win." During the time I watched his account double, I saw him steadily making money, neither chasing the rise nor panicking.
**Article 3: Iron discipline restrains emotions.**
The single loss red line cannot exceed 2%, exit immediately when it hits; if profit exceeds 4%, immediately reduce the position by half, let the remaining part run with the market; if you incur losses, never add to your position, and definitely do not let emotions hijack your rationality.
You don't have to check the market every time, but you must adhere to the rules every time. The core of making money is to use a system to restrain that impulsive heart.
Remember this: having less principal is not a fatal flaw; the most fatal thing is always thinking about "a big turnaround". Turning 1200U into 32,000U relies not on luck, but on rules, patience, and a discipline like a nail. #数字资产市场洞察 $BNB