#数字资产动态追踪 Capital of less than 2000U? Then don't think about getting rich overnight; surviving is the hard truth.
Many people treat the crypto world like a casino, but in reality, it's a place to turn things around—provided you live long enough. I have a friend who started with 1500U last year and, in four months, grew it to 45,000U. He never got liquidated nor experienced a crash-style drawdown. It’s not luck; it’s strong execution. He used three extremely simple methods.
**First Trick: Position Sizing is Life**
Split 1500U into three parts, each 500U: - Intraday quick trades—at most one trade per day, entries must be precise - Swing slow trades—only move once every ten days or half a month - Safety net—if truly lost, there’s still a chance to restart
Full position trading is basically seeking death. No matter how good the market looks, always leave yourself an exit.
**Second Trick: Focus Only on Major Uptrends**
This is crucial: 80% of losses are trapped in sideways markets. Don’t trade when it’s unclear—just stay out. Better to hold cash than to lose blindly. When the trend is ambiguous, it tests your patience—so do nothing. The market is always there, but your principal is only one share. Only bet when the direction is clear—that’s real trading.
**Third Trick: Set Rules in Stone, No Emotions**
Stop-loss at 2%—just like eating. Normal operation. Take profit at 4%, then cut half of the position. When floating profits exceed 20% of the principal, withdraw 30% in cash immediately. The worst thing you can do is add to losing positions—this is the root cause why 90% of people can’t turn around. No gambling, no holding through losses, no waiting for a "pullback."
Now his account has exceeded 100,000U. The best part—he no longer stays up late watching the charts. Just check once a day for 10 minutes, then call it a day.
Want to turn things around? Remember this: **Only when the principal survives can you talk about doubling.** Positioning less is less刺激, waiting for opportunities is less exciting, managing risk is less fun, but these things can save you three years of detours. The fastest way in crypto has always been—start slow.
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MEVHunterZhang
· 01-09 07:39
Huh, this friend's method is indeed stable, and the key is that it's really executed well.
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The moment you go all-in, you should know you're doomed. Everyone I know who gets liquidated has this problem.
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Cut in half at 4%? That's a bit harsh, but on the other hand, staying alive is the most important thing.
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In sideways markets, it's easiest to have a mental breakdown. Saying "do nothing" is actually the hardest.
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From 1500 to 45,000, never losing a big move at this pace is the ultimate.
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I agree with not adding to positions, but when you're truly at a loss, it's easy to get itchy.
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Just ten minutes a day to glance at it—that's the real way to live in the crypto world.
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Rules are set in stone, no emotions involved. It sounds simple, but actually doing it... forget it, I’d rather just stay alive.
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The phrase "if the principal doesn't die, it can double" should be engraved in my mind.
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Having three positions is actually a form of psychological preparation, to help oneself withstand drawdowns.
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gaslight_gasfeez
· 01-09 03:12
Honestly, there's nothing wrong with this theory, but 99% of people still tend to hold full positions after hearing it.
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GasFeeWhisperer
· 01-06 23:05
Honestly, this liquidation strategy really has no issues, but executing it is deadly.
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ProposalDetective
· 01-06 11:57
Basically, you can only make money if you're alive; when you're dead, you have nothing.
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ETHReserveBank
· 01-06 11:57
To be honest, I've already played with this split position strategy before. The current problem is that most people simply can't execute it.
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OldLeekNewSickle
· 01-06 11:52
Here we go again with the "I have a friend" story—30x in 4 months without liquidation? This friend is probably just a marketing account for the project...
But to be fair, the concept of partial liquidation is indeed the truth; those who are fully invested have long turned to dust. It's just that these 3 tricks sound great in theory, but when it comes to actual execution... well, human nature can kill 99% of plans.
What does "only riding the main upward wave" mean? Most people just can't distinguish between the main upward wave and a rebound, and in the end, they still cut their losses and exit. A risk warning: this article is a standard "success story packaging," for reference only. Don't really take your friend's 30x as your starting point.
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GasFeeNightmare
· 01-06 11:51
Basically, it's about wanting to get rich without any capital. Living is the most important thing. Over the years, I've been staying up late to monitor arbitrage, saving on gas fees, and all the profits I've made from market movements are more than what others earn.
#数字资产动态追踪 Capital of less than 2000U? Then don't think about getting rich overnight; surviving is the hard truth.
Many people treat the crypto world like a casino, but in reality, it's a place to turn things around—provided you live long enough. I have a friend who started with 1500U last year and, in four months, grew it to 45,000U. He never got liquidated nor experienced a crash-style drawdown. It’s not luck; it’s strong execution. He used three extremely simple methods.
**First Trick: Position Sizing is Life**
Split 1500U into three parts, each 500U:
- Intraday quick trades—at most one trade per day, entries must be precise
- Swing slow trades—only move once every ten days or half a month
- Safety net—if truly lost, there’s still a chance to restart
Full position trading is basically seeking death. No matter how good the market looks, always leave yourself an exit.
**Second Trick: Focus Only on Major Uptrends**
This is crucial: 80% of losses are trapped in sideways markets. Don’t trade when it’s unclear—just stay out. Better to hold cash than to lose blindly. When the trend is ambiguous, it tests your patience—so do nothing. The market is always there, but your principal is only one share. Only bet when the direction is clear—that’s real trading.
**Third Trick: Set Rules in Stone, No Emotions**
Stop-loss at 2%—just like eating. Normal operation. Take profit at 4%, then cut half of the position. When floating profits exceed 20% of the principal, withdraw 30% in cash immediately. The worst thing you can do is add to losing positions—this is the root cause why 90% of people can’t turn around. No gambling, no holding through losses, no waiting for a "pullback."
Now his account has exceeded 100,000U. The best part—he no longer stays up late watching the charts. Just check once a day for 10 minutes, then call it a day.
Want to turn things around? Remember this: **Only when the principal survives can you talk about doubling.** Positioning less is less刺激, waiting for opportunities is less exciting, managing risk is less fun, but these things can save you three years of detours. The fastest way in crypto has always been—start slow.