I have been in the crypto circle for over eight years, from initially being a rookie frequently getting liquidated to now a trader who can support himself through trading. Last year alone, my account grew by 50 times. If it weren’t for cashing out twice to pay for a house, this multiplier could have reached 85 times.

Today, I want to share all the trading techniques and insights I’ve accumulated over the years, stored at the bottom. For friends in the crypto space, it’s like standing on the shoulders of giants, saving you ten years of unnecessary detours.

Without further ado, let me break down my trading strategies:

**First Trick: Divide your position like stacking blocks, firmly hold the three-part rule**

Take $800 as an example. I first use one-third to initiate the first trade, and the remaining two or three hundred dollars I hold tightly in my hand. This is an iron law—don’t add to your position without a clear signal, don’t buy the dip when it’s falling, and don’t hold on stubbornly when losing. The less money you have, the more carefully you must spend every cent.

**Second Trick: Only act on confident signals, reckless moves are suicidal**

Setting entry points is like shooting—aim before firing. Some trends are endless, so I split my trades into three parts: the first to catch the initial move, the second to seize the retracement, and the third to follow the continuing trend. When it’s sideways, I simply close the software and avoid meaningless operations.

**Third Trick: Use your profits to make more money, never move your stop-loss**

If the first trade earns $100, I immediately treat that $100 as the new capital for the next round. Positions will gradually expand, but the limit is always within 30% of the original capital. Profits are only used to generate more profits, never for gambling—this is the secret to snowballing.

**Fourth Trick: Take profits when it’s good, don’t follow the herd**

When others are chasing the rally and getting liquidated, I take profits and exit. When others are cutting losses, we enter slowly according to the rhythm. Don’t be greedy to catch the entire move, but make sure to take the profits from each segment. Doubling your money never relies on a single gamble; it’s built gradually through compound interest.

**Why is this method especially effective with small funds?**

Because the less capital you have, the more you need to understand the concept of “rhythm” to turn small money into a large scale. I’ve seen too many people with just a few thousand dollars, yet they get beaten up by the market, mess up their trades, and end up losing more and more, panicking and losing even more.

I never rely on luck or gambling mentality in my signals. Just this combo of “position control + rhythm management,” step by step. Doubling the account is just a side effect; the real goal is to see your account balance grow a little every day. Over time, this accumulates naturally into a larger scale.