#以太坊大户持仓变化 Many people ask me how I managed to grow from a small account to this size — honestly, this is not just luck.



Recently, I mentored a trading novice whose account started with only 1200 USDT. In three months, it grew to 24,000, and now the account has surpassed 51,000, all without a single liquidation. Some are curious about how I did it. The core comes down to three points, which are actually not complicated, just something most people can't execute.

**Fund Management is the Key**
Divide the 1200 into three parts of 400 each: one for intraday trading, one for swing positions, and one as reserve funds. Forget about full margin trading—that's suicide. Staying alive is the first step in trading; profits can only be made if you're alive.

**Strategy Must Be Ruthless, Execution Must Be Steady**
Don't make reckless moves just because the market moves; wait until the trend is truly clear before acting. Once a single trade profits over 20%, immediately withdraw the principal, and let the remaining profit run freely. Even if you suffer losses later, your capital remains safe.

**Emotions Are the Biggest Enemy in Trading**
Set a stop-loss at 2% and stick to it—no mercy; take profit at 4% and reduce your position early—don't be greedy; never add to a losing position—that's the bottom line. Treat your trading rules as a belief, and don't let emotions take over your mind.

Growing 1200 into 51,000 is essentially about locking in risks tightly while giving profits enough room to grow. The real trading data speaks for itself—no hype. I hope everyone can find a trading rhythm that suits them, and continue to grow steadily in the market through 2026!
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CryptoMotivatorvip
· 01-08 21:33
That's correct, but I just want to know how this 1200 came about. How many beginners with only this much capital can hold on to split their positions?
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NewPumpamentalsvip
· 01-08 08:43
The key is execution. Most people see 20% and want to run, or they lose 2% and stubbornly refuse to cut losses. Armchair strategists can all talk, but execution is what matters.
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TokenomicsTrappervip
· 01-07 21:22
ngl this reeks of survivorship bias tho... like yeah 1200 to 51k looks clean on paper but what about the 99 other accounts that got liquidated following the same "system"? actually if you read the risk management rules here, dude's basically just describing textbook position sizing that literally every manual says to do lol
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SignatureCollectorvip
· 01-06 03:11
That's true, but very few people can truly stick with it.
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WhaleWatchervip
· 01-06 03:11
That's right, going all-in is just asking for death. You can only make money if you're alive.
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MetaverseMortgagevip
· 01-06 03:10
This theory sounds good, but how many people can truly stick with it? I think the key is attitude; most people lose their composure after losing two or three times.
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UnluckyValidatorvip
· 01-06 03:10
Damn, this is the part I've never quite understood.
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LiquidityWizardvip
· 01-06 03:09
nah the 2% stop loss is statistically speaking... too tight. historically speaking, empirically you'd bleed out on noise before hitting actual reversals. the math doesn't check out tbh
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