I once mentored a novice starting with 2,400U, growing it to 97,000 in two months. Now the account has exceeded 180,000 and has never been liquidated.
This is not just luck; behind it is a set of "rustic logic," which is also my secret to going from over 7,000U to financial freedom.
**Tip 1: Fund layering, survival first**
Divide 2,000U into three parts: 700U for intraday short-term trading, one trade per day, closing when the time is up; another 700U for swing trading, taking about ten to fifteen days between trades, waiting for big market moves; the remaining 600U is kept as a safety net, rarely touched. People who go all-in cut off their own escape routes, but they don't realize that staying alive is the key to making money.
**Tip 2: Idle is winning**
Most of the time in the crypto market is spent sideways grinding. The smartest move during this period is to do nothing. Wait until the direction is clear before acting. Also, once the account exceeds the principal by 20%, immediately withdraw 30%. True trading masters don’t make money every day; they eat up large market moves as soon as they appear.
**Tip 3: Rigid execution, emotions aside**
Set a stop-loss at 2% loss, reduce positions at 4% profit, and never add to losing trades. Write the rules in advance and follow the process strictly—that’s everything. The biggest enemy of retail traders is their own emotions. Letting money operate independently is the real key.
Small funds are not scary; what’s scary is a restless mindset. Growing from 2,400U to 170,000U is all about this set of "clumsy methods" that strictly controls risk and lets profits run themselves.
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GovernancePretender
· 18h ago
Listening to 2,400 to 180,000 sounds great, but how many can actually survive?
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MerkleDreamer
· 20h ago
Basically, it's about not going all-in, not being greedy, and following the rules. It sounds simple, but how many people actually do it?
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OnchainHolmes
· 20h ago
Stop loss 2%, reduce position 4%. Easy to say, but can you really hold back when the market hits?
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LightningSentry
· 20h ago
This method sounds simple, but can you really stick to it? I'm just worried that when a big market move happens, I won't be able to resist going all-in.
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· 20h ago
Honestly, I've heard this logic too many times, it's just missing one person who can truly follow through to the end.
I once mentored a novice starting with 2,400U, growing it to 97,000 in two months. Now the account has exceeded 180,000 and has never been liquidated.
This is not just luck; behind it is a set of "rustic logic," which is also my secret to going from over 7,000U to financial freedom.
**Tip 1: Fund layering, survival first**
Divide 2,000U into three parts: 700U for intraday short-term trading, one trade per day, closing when the time is up; another 700U for swing trading, taking about ten to fifteen days between trades, waiting for big market moves; the remaining 600U is kept as a safety net, rarely touched. People who go all-in cut off their own escape routes, but they don't realize that staying alive is the key to making money.
**Tip 2: Idle is winning**
Most of the time in the crypto market is spent sideways grinding. The smartest move during this period is to do nothing. Wait until the direction is clear before acting. Also, once the account exceeds the principal by 20%, immediately withdraw 30%. True trading masters don’t make money every day; they eat up large market moves as soon as they appear.
**Tip 3: Rigid execution, emotions aside**
Set a stop-loss at 2% loss, reduce positions at 4% profit, and never add to losing trades. Write the rules in advance and follow the process strictly—that’s everything. The biggest enemy of retail traders is their own emotions. Letting money operate independently is the real key.
Small funds are not scary; what’s scary is a restless mindset. Growing from 2,400U to 170,000U is all about this set of "clumsy methods" that strictly controls risk and lets profits run themselves.