The crypto world isn't about guessing big or small; it's a place where rules are what you rely on to make a living!
I once mentored a newcomer who invested 800U, and in two months, turned it into 18,000U. Now the account is close to 30,000U, and he never once got liquidated. Do you think it was luck? Wrong! It’s based on these three “life-saving and profit-making” solid principles, which are also my core strategies that allowed me to go from 5,000U to now trading without constantly watching the charts:
First: Divide your funds into three parts; reckless gambling will get you nowhere!
▪ 300U for day trading: Focus daily on BTC/ETH, look for small fluctuations, take 3-5% profit and withdraw, never greedily hold on;
▪ 300U for swing trading: Wait for major market moves (like ETF news, Federal Reserve rate hikes), hold for 3-5 days once you enter, prioritize stability over speed;
▪ 200U as a safety net: No matter how hard the drop or how crazy the rise, never touch this money! It’s your confidence to bounce back from a crash.
Too many people go all-in with just a few hundred dollars, get carried away when prices rise, panic when they fall. Remember: staying alive is more important than anything else; saving money is the key to recovery.
Second: Focus on big gains, don’t pick up small change
90% of the time in crypto is spent frustrating yourself. Frequent buying and selling just gives transaction fees to the exchange!
When there’s no trend, lie flat; binge-watching shows is better than reckless trading. Wait for the trend (like BTC stabilizing at key support levels, ETH breaking previous highs), then enter. Take profits at 15% gains—withdraw half to lock in profits—only then is it truly a win, because account numbers are just virtual!
People who really make money understand: “Pretend to be dead normally, then bite and run when the trend comes.”
Third: Follow the rules, don’t let emotions control you
▪ Set a stop-loss at 1.5%, cut immediately when hit—no luck-based holding;
▪ When profits exceed 3%, cut half the position, let the rest run with the trend;
▪ Never add to a losing position—adding only makes it worse, and worse makes you panic!
You don’t have to be right every time, but you must do the right thing every time. The essence of making money: let rules govern your trades, don’t let your emotions ruin your account.
Honestly, having a small capital isn’t the worst. What’s scary is always thinking “I’ll recover everything in one shot.” Turning 800U into 30,000U isn’t about luck; it’s about not being greedy, not panicking, and following the rules.
If you’re still losing sleep over a few tens of dollars’ movement, unsure how to split your funds, wait for the right market, or set your stop-loss, I can help you clarify everything—
How to allocate your funds, how to catch the right timing, how to set your stop-loss. I’ll teach you step by step, saving you two years of wandering blindly.