Are you aiming to make U forever, or to be repeatedly tossed around by U for a lifetime?



Friends with less than 2000U in capital, no need to rush into action now. Let me share some heartfelt advice.

The crypto world, to put it simply, is not a casino but an arena where strategy and mindset matter most.

When funds are tight, you need to be even more cautious. Just like an experienced hunter, stay calm and don’t panic. Last year, I personally guided a beginner whose account only had 1200U. When placing orders, he was trembling badly, afraid that one wrong move would wipe out his capital.

I told him one thing: operate according to the rules and proceed steadily.

What was the result? After three months, his account grew to 15,000U; two months later, it surpassed 32,000U. Throughout the process, he never experienced a margin call. Some say it was luck? That’s a misconception. Behind it is disciplined adherence.

The key to his turnaround lies in these three rules, which I now share with you:

**First: The three-part fund allocation, always leave a way out.** Use 500U for intraday short-term trades, focus on mainstream coins, take profits quickly; allocate 400U for swing trading, wait patiently for real opportunities before acting; keep the remaining 300U frozen as a ballast. Never go all-in and fight hard; always leaving yourself an exit is the best strategy.

**Second: Follow the trend, rest during sideways markets.** When the market has no clear direction, don’t waste energy on unnecessary trading. Wait until the trend truly emerges before taking action. Also, very important—take profits and withdraw, don’t be greedy. What’s in your pocket is real.

**Third: Rules come first, emotions come last.** Set stop-loss and take-profit levels in advance and execute them when the time comes. Don’t add positions out of reluctance; let the rules keep your rationality intact. Strong discipline gives you the confidence to make money.

Honestly, having less capital is not a disadvantage; the real disadvantage is wanting to turn things around overnight. Growing from 1200U to 32,000U is not about luck or secret tricks, but about rules, patience, and disciplined execution. Do you want to try this method? The decision is in your hands.
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SignatureCollectorvip
· 6h ago
You're right, discipline is the real money-making machine, more valuable than any secret. --- Another story of turning 1200U into 32,000U, sounds familiar, but few people can actually execute it. --- The three-part fund allocation sounds simple, but how many people are truly not full of positions? The hands just itch. --- Hanging out during sideways trading hit me hard. I used to be the one who couldn't sit still and kept messing around. --- Set stop-losses and then execute. It sounds easy, but when you see those numbers, you want to reverse and add to your position. It tests human nature. --- If you have little capital and want to turn things around, it's easier to be eaten up by greed than with more capital. That statement really hits home. --- The key is to withdraw once you make a profit. Don't let the numbers in your account breed trouble. That's the mistake I find easiest to make. --- Rules are above emotions. This phrase is worth ten million, it all depends on who can truly do it.
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EternalMinervip
· 01-07 09:50
Sounds good, but it's just another story of 1200U turning into 32,000. I hear three or five of these every week in the group. The key is that I can't stick with it; as soon as there's a limit-down, I forget everything.
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LongTermDreamervip
· 01-07 09:46
Sounds good, but I still want to ask, based on this three-year cycle theory, how many people can truly stick with it? Most people still can't endure until their accounts double.
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BTCWaveRidervip
· 01-07 09:45
It sounds right, but the problem is that most people can't execute it at all; a slight mistake and it's all gone.
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CoffeeOnChainvip
· 01-07 09:38
Sounds good, but I still think the explanation of stop-loss is too simple. When it really comes to critical moments, how many people can actually do it?
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ShitcoinArbitrageurvip
· 01-07 09:38
The three-fund approach has been in use by me for a long time. The key is to resist the temptation and avoid full positions. That's the secret to lasting the longest.
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SudoRm-RfWallet/vip
· 01-07 09:33
That's right, I'm just worried that some people will still get nervous after hearing this and go all-in.
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CompoundPersonalityvip
· 01-07 09:26
Sounds good, but to be honest, I really don't have that much patience to wait for sideways movement. It's that same three-part method again. I feel like I've heard it a thousand times. Discipline—people forget it all when they lose money. Don't try to fool me. Is it true that it went from 1200 to 32k, or is it just a story wrapped around some successful case? Once I set my stop-loss, I knew I wouldn't be able to stick to it.
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