Many people enter the crypto world wanting to go all in, only to end up broke. But it doesn't have to be this way.
Seven years ago, I guided a complete novice, who was so nervous that his hands were shaking, with only 1500U as starting capital. Three months later, the account grew to 28,000. Now it stabilizes above 56,000, and throughout the whole process, there was not a single liquidation. This is not luck, but a systematic approach.
The core rule of the crypto world is simple: you need to stay alive to have a chance to make money. Those who go all in don't live to see the day of harvest.
**First move: funds must be divided into three parts**
Divide the 1500U like this: 500U for intraday fluctuations, keep an eye on one order every day, close it when the time comes, don't be greedy; 500U for swing trading, hold it for about ten days to half a month, when you take action, you must seize the big market trends; the last 500U is your trump card, never touch it, this is your lifesaving money.
Many people cannot accept this. They think that decentralized investment is too inefficient and still want to concentrate their firepower. What’s the result? A wave of opposite market movement leads them to exit directly. The benefit of diversifying positions is not to increase profits, but to survive long enough. If you survive long enough, compound interest will have a chance.
**Second Move: Only eat the guaranteed meat, don't mess around blindly**
The crypto world is mostly in a sideways market. The best strategy during this time is to do nothing. Many people stubbornly struggle in a sideways market and end up getting worn down day by day.
Wait until the trend is clear before entering the market; this is the most efficient approach. After entering, once you have made enough profit (for example, over 20% of your principal), withdraw 30% first, securing your gains. Those who truly know how to make money adhere to the logic of "not starting a business for three years, but enjoying profits for three years after starting." They would rather miss opportunities than lose money in uncertain situations.
**Third Tip: Treat Yourself Like a Machine**
When the loss reaches 2%, it must be cut; this is the red line. When the profit reaches 4%, first reduce the position; this is insurance. If you immediately replenish your position once you incur a loss? That is the fastest way to lose everything.
Once the rules are set, stick to them firmly and do not let emotions take over. In the later stages of making money, it is actually the funds that are running, not you panicking. Your job is to strictly follow the rules, and leave the rest to time and the market.
Rolling from 1500U to 56,000U is not based on luck or aggression. It relies on locking in risks and allowing profits to run fully. If you are losing sleep over fluctuations of a few hundred U, or if you still can't figure out trends and position management, it shows that you need a truly systematic approach. Many people take three years to understand what can be grasped in three months with the right framework.
The crypto world is not a casino; you must act like a hunter—first preserve your life, then go after the prey.
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RektHunter
· 5h ago
Wow, I've been using this three-part method for a long time, but it's really hard to execute. Every time it goes sideways, I can't help but feel itchy to trade.
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quietly_staking
· 6h ago
You're right, but the execution is difficult. I'm the kind of person who can't resist trading even in a sideways market, and as a result, I didn't make any money and ended up losing over the year. Now I've switched to a divided position, and I feel much more secure.
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NftDeepBreather
· 6h ago
I've heard too many stories like this; the key is still to have the right mindset, otherwise, no matter how good the method is, it's all in vain.
Many people enter the crypto world wanting to go all in, only to end up broke. But it doesn't have to be this way.
Seven years ago, I guided a complete novice, who was so nervous that his hands were shaking, with only 1500U as starting capital. Three months later, the account grew to 28,000. Now it stabilizes above 56,000, and throughout the whole process, there was not a single liquidation. This is not luck, but a systematic approach.
The core rule of the crypto world is simple: you need to stay alive to have a chance to make money. Those who go all in don't live to see the day of harvest.
**First move: funds must be divided into three parts**
Divide the 1500U like this: 500U for intraday fluctuations, keep an eye on one order every day, close it when the time comes, don't be greedy; 500U for swing trading, hold it for about ten days to half a month, when you take action, you must seize the big market trends; the last 500U is your trump card, never touch it, this is your lifesaving money.
Many people cannot accept this. They think that decentralized investment is too inefficient and still want to concentrate their firepower. What’s the result? A wave of opposite market movement leads them to exit directly. The benefit of diversifying positions is not to increase profits, but to survive long enough. If you survive long enough, compound interest will have a chance.
**Second Move: Only eat the guaranteed meat, don't mess around blindly**
The crypto world is mostly in a sideways market. The best strategy during this time is to do nothing. Many people stubbornly struggle in a sideways market and end up getting worn down day by day.
Wait until the trend is clear before entering the market; this is the most efficient approach. After entering, once you have made enough profit (for example, over 20% of your principal), withdraw 30% first, securing your gains. Those who truly know how to make money adhere to the logic of "not starting a business for three years, but enjoying profits for three years after starting." They would rather miss opportunities than lose money in uncertain situations.
**Third Tip: Treat Yourself Like a Machine**
When the loss reaches 2%, it must be cut; this is the red line. When the profit reaches 4%, first reduce the position; this is insurance. If you immediately replenish your position once you incur a loss? That is the fastest way to lose everything.
Once the rules are set, stick to them firmly and do not let emotions take over. In the later stages of making money, it is actually the funds that are running, not you panicking. Your job is to strictly follow the rules, and leave the rest to time and the market.
Rolling from 1500U to 56,000U is not based on luck or aggression. It relies on locking in risks and allowing profits to run fully. If you are losing sleep over fluctuations of a few hundred U, or if you still can't figure out trends and position management, it shows that you need a truly systematic approach. Many people take three years to understand what can be grasped in three months with the right framework.
The crypto world is not a casino; you must act like a hunter—first preserve your life, then go after the prey.