Many people entering the market fall into a common misconception—treating the crypto space like a casino, going all in and hoping to turn things around overnight. In reality, only those who survive have the right to talk about making money.
One case that left a deep impression: a novice invested 1500U, adhered to a complete trading framework, and over half a year grew it to 51,000U. He continued to operate until reaching 100,000U, and never once got liquidated. This isn’t luck; there are three solid principles behind it.
**Level One: Capital Segmentation, Full Position is Dead**
Split 1500U into three parts of 500U each: day trading with a single position, watching it daily and closing when the time is right; swing trading over about ten days, acting once a trend is confirmed, aiming for big moves; keep a reserve to turn things around later. This segmentation locks in the risk ceiling. Someone who goes all-in and gets liquidated only once is out forever. Those who survive have the chance for compound growth.
**Level Two: Patience and Take Profits, Masters Are Bored**
Eighty percent of the crypto market’s time is sideways movement; reckless trading leads to losses. During consolidation, do nothing and wait. Once a trend is established, step in. Take profits when they arrive; if gains exceed 20% of the principal, withdraw 30% immediately. True experts trade infrequently but make consistent gains each time. This embodies the saying: "Don’t open a shop unless you’re prepared to eat for three years."
**Level Three: Mechanical Execution, Emotions Are Poison**
Cut losses when they exceed 2%; take partial profits when gains reach 4%; never add to losing positions. Set clear rules and follow the plan strictly, avoiding emotional trading. The essence of making money then becomes: let profits run, and lock emotions away.
Frankly, having less capital isn’t the real problem; the true challenge is mindset. Turning 1200U into 38,000U relies on this system—rigidly controlling risk while allowing profits to grow freely.
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LiquidationTherapist
· 3h ago
Well said, just do it systematically, don't go all in on a whim—that's just asking for trouble.
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NFT_Therapy
· 3h ago
Full position trading is truly a suicidal move. I've seen too many people go all-in and immediately quit the industry.
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LiquidityLarry
· 3h ago
Full position is just courting death. How many times have I said this, yet some still hit a wall.
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So, discipline is key. No matter how much capital you have, without discipline, it's all useless.
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I agree most with mechanical execution. People with a good mindset would have become rich long ago.
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1500U turning into 100,000 mainly because they didn't have any crooked thoughts.
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Waiting is indeed difficult. Most people just can't hold on.
Many people entering the market fall into a common misconception—treating the crypto space like a casino, going all in and hoping to turn things around overnight. In reality, only those who survive have the right to talk about making money.
One case that left a deep impression: a novice invested 1500U, adhered to a complete trading framework, and over half a year grew it to 51,000U. He continued to operate until reaching 100,000U, and never once got liquidated. This isn’t luck; there are three solid principles behind it.
**Level One: Capital Segmentation, Full Position is Dead**
Split 1500U into three parts of 500U each: day trading with a single position, watching it daily and closing when the time is right; swing trading over about ten days, acting once a trend is confirmed, aiming for big moves; keep a reserve to turn things around later. This segmentation locks in the risk ceiling. Someone who goes all-in and gets liquidated only once is out forever. Those who survive have the chance for compound growth.
**Level Two: Patience and Take Profits, Masters Are Bored**
Eighty percent of the crypto market’s time is sideways movement; reckless trading leads to losses. During consolidation, do nothing and wait. Once a trend is established, step in. Take profits when they arrive; if gains exceed 20% of the principal, withdraw 30% immediately. True experts trade infrequently but make consistent gains each time. This embodies the saying: "Don’t open a shop unless you’re prepared to eat for three years."
**Level Three: Mechanical Execution, Emotions Are Poison**
Cut losses when they exceed 2%; take partial profits when gains reach 4%; never add to losing positions. Set clear rules and follow the plan strictly, avoiding emotional trading. The essence of making money then becomes: let profits run, and lock emotions away.
Frankly, having less capital isn’t the real problem; the true challenge is mindset. Turning 1200U into 38,000U relies on this system—rigidly controlling risk while allowing profits to grow freely.