Insufficient starting capital of less than 2,000 yuan? That's not a problem; the key lies in the method.
I have a friend who started with 1,200 USD and managed to reach 28,000 USD in just three months, all without a single liquidation. He didn't rely on luck but mastered three key principles.
**Step 1: Divide the money into three parts, each with its own purpose**
- 400 yuan for short-term trading, with a maximum of two trades per day. If the opportunity isn't right, stay put. - 400 yuan idle, waiting specifically for major trends. Many people are greedy, trading frequently during volatile markets, resulting in nine losses out of ten. Instead, it's better to wait calmly; once the trend is confirmed, strike hard. - The remaining 400 yuan is for risk management, saving your life in extreme market conditions.
**Step 2: Know when to take profits and when to hide**
Take half of the profits once they exceed 30% of the principal. Don't try to get rich overnight. Stop-loss is as simple as drinking water—if you lose 3%, exit immediately with no hesitation. When profits reach 10%, move the stop-loss up to protect gains.
**Step 3: Execute mechanically, keep emotions out of it**
Set your trading rules and follow them strictly. Don't change your plan because of a news event, or increase your position because you're in a good mood. Discipline is the foundation of making money.
Now, this guy no longer stays up all night watching the market. Just spend ten minutes each day setting up positions based on signals. The real money-makers are never the busiest.
To turn things around, first learn to survive. Precise position sizing, capturing the rhythm, and controlling risk—if you nail these details, you can save yourself two years of tuition.
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just_another_fish
· 3h ago
Sounds good, but I still don't trust it. I've seen the claim of 1,200 to 28,000 too many times.
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NotAFinancialAdvice
· 5h ago
The split position strategy is indeed reliable, but nine out of ten people can't execute it properly.
Sticking to it is really difficult, especially when watching the market fluctuate.
You're right, stop-loss is like drinking water... unfortunately, most people forget to drink water.
This guy's sense of rhythm is really strong; mechanical execution is the key.
The emergency fund can really help in a pinch, but the prerequisite is that you must be able to endure it.
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ReverseFOMOguy
· 5h ago
A reliable approach, but the biggest fear with small initial investments is losing your mindset—just one volatile market can wipe it all out.
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LuckyBlindCat
· 5h ago
1200 to 28000? How much luck does that take, three months? I don't believe you.
Why don't you mention those who got liquidated? Is survivor bias that obvious?
You call it good risk management, but in practice, you can't hold on at all; your mentality has long since collapsed.
A 3% stop-loss sounds easy, but when you're actually losing money, who can stick to it? Everyone wants a rebound.
Mechanical execution? Ha, as soon as the market changes, you start making up stories.
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PumpingCroissant
· 6h ago
It's the same theory again, I've heard it too many times haha
Honestly, going from 1200 to 28,000 in three months is more unlikely than winning the lottery. Don't be fooled.
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AirdropHunterKing
· 6h ago
1200 to 28000? Bro, I can't do the math here. More than twenty times in three months? I feel like it's even more exaggerated than me mining sheep last year...
Stop talking, it's another friend's story. My friend also used 500 yuan for free for half a year, but in the end, he still lost on an air coin contract interaction, and the gas fees were just sent out.
This split position method is interesting, but it seems more troublesome than copying someone's address to check wallets. I still prefer to go all in and wait for airdrops, since I don't have much principal anyway.
I really can't do a 3% stop loss; if I relax my mindset a little, I only remember to stop loss at 30%...
Insufficient starting capital of less than 2,000 yuan? That's not a problem; the key lies in the method.
I have a friend who started with 1,200 USD and managed to reach 28,000 USD in just three months, all without a single liquidation. He didn't rely on luck but mastered three key principles.
**Step 1: Divide the money into three parts, each with its own purpose**
- 400 yuan for short-term trading, with a maximum of two trades per day. If the opportunity isn't right, stay put.
- 400 yuan idle, waiting specifically for major trends. Many people are greedy, trading frequently during volatile markets, resulting in nine losses out of ten. Instead, it's better to wait calmly; once the trend is confirmed, strike hard.
- The remaining 400 yuan is for risk management, saving your life in extreme market conditions.
**Step 2: Know when to take profits and when to hide**
Take half of the profits once they exceed 30% of the principal. Don't try to get rich overnight. Stop-loss is as simple as drinking water—if you lose 3%, exit immediately with no hesitation. When profits reach 10%, move the stop-loss up to protect gains.
**Step 3: Execute mechanically, keep emotions out of it**
Set your trading rules and follow them strictly. Don't change your plan because of a news event, or increase your position because you're in a good mood. Discipline is the foundation of making money.
Now, this guy no longer stays up all night watching the market. Just spend ten minutes each day setting up positions based on signals. The real money-makers are never the busiest.
To turn things around, first learn to survive. Precise position sizing, capturing the rhythm, and controlling risk—if you nail these details, you can save yourself two years of tuition.