Some people always say that the crypto world is just a casino, relying solely on luck. But I have a friend who proved this statement wrong with real results.



He started with only 1800U, and in three months, it grew to 29,000U. Now his account is stable at 58,000U. The key is—he never once got liquidated.

When I asked him for his secret, it all boils down to a trading system that allows you to survive. I personally went from 8000U to financial freedom, also relying on these principles.

**Tip 1: Divide Your Positions to Protect Your Life**

Split 1800U into three parts, each 600U, and assign each a different purpose. One part is for intraday trading, making just one trade per day; when it hits the target, exit immediately—no greed. Another part is for swing trading, moving only once every ten days or half a month, catching big trends. The last part is the core holding, kept steady regardless of price fluctuations—just insurance.

Too many people make the mistake of going all-in; when the market drops a bit, they get liquidated immediately, leaving no chance to survive.

**Tip 2: Wait for the Rhythm, Don’t Create It**

80% of the crypto market time is sideways and oscillating. Frequent trading is just giving money away to the market. I tell him, during sideways periods, just watch; wait until the trend is truly established before taking action.

Another detail—if profits exceed 20%, take out 30% of the gains. Skilled traders don’t trade every day; they wait until the moment is right, and once they act, they can capture a complete trend.

**Tip 3: Use Rules to Control Emotions**

Set stop-loss at 2%, and exit immediately when hit. Take profit at 4%, and reduce your position. Never add to a losing position.

The easiest way to lose control in trading is letting emotions take over. Replace feelings with strict rules, and your capital can grow steadily.

In short, making money in the crypto world isn’t about whether the market is good or bad; it’s about whether you have a system that keeps you alive. That’s the real core. Those who survive and profit amid volatility are always the ones who act early and follow a plan.
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LidoStakeAddictvip
· 11h ago
Honestly, I've been using this position-splitting method for a long time, but the key is still execution. Most people forget after reading it—they should be fully invested or not, and stick to it.
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GateUser-c799715cvip
· 15h ago
Alright, that's quite right, but how many people can truly stick to this system? I've seen too many who know about position splitting, but in the end, they still go all-in with a full position.
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MidnightSellervip
· 15h ago
Oh no, the key is to have discipline. I see too many people just can't control their hands, and a sideways market can lead to liquidation.
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ClassicDumpstervip
· 15h ago
I've known this logic of position splitting for a long time, but the problem is that knowing and doing are two different things... When I see the market rising, I just want to go all in, and I can't control my hand at all.
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NervousFingersvip
· 15h ago
Positioning, stop-loss, no re-entering... They're all correct, but how many people can truly stick to them? Most people forget after reading, and when a market wave comes, they still go all-in.
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ForkItAllDayvip
· 15h ago
Positioning indeed saves lives; the guy who was fully invested would have died early. But to be honest, I think this system sounds much simpler than actual operation; human nature is the biggest enemy.
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