With a principal of only around 1500U, traders deserve to hear the truth—the crypto market has never been a casino, but rather a battlefield that requires precise calculations to survive.
I've seen a newcomer enter with 1200U and roll it up to 25,000U in four months, with their account now breaking through 38,000U, zero liquidations in between. This isn't luck—it's methodology. I myself walked from a principal of over 8000U to financial freedom using this exact logic.
**First Layer: Capital Must Be Divided into "Three Parts"—Going All-In Equals Seeking Death**
You can't throw 1200U in all at once. Split it into three 400U account roles. The intraday account watches one position daily, takes profit when it hits, no greed. The swing account sits idle for ten days or two weeks, and when it moves, it must generate significant returns. The reserve account stays frozen, kept only for a chance to turn things around. Many people love going all-in, then get liquidated—to make money, you must first survive.
**Second Layer: Only Take Certain Fat Profits, Don't Make Random Moves During Sideways Markets**
The crypto market spends 80% of the time consolidating. Every reckless adjustment is just gifting money to the market. During sideways periods, lie flat and observe; only enter once the trend is clear. Once you have profit in hand, immediately withdraw 30% if it exceeds 20% of your principal. The highest-level thinking of true professionals is "don't trade unless necessary, but when you do, capture three years' worth of gains."
**Third Layer: Use Mechanisms to Replace Emotions, Let Discipline Execute Rules**
Close positions immediately when losses touch 2%. Start reducing when profits reach 4%. Never add to losing positions gambling on reversals. Set rules and execute mechanically—don't let emotions dictate decisions. The ultimate profit-making realm is letting capital move freely within the rules framework, not being held hostage by your emotions.
A small principal isn't scary—what's scary is trying to become fat overnight. Rolling 1200U to 38,000U requires system thinking that locks risk tight and lets profits keep running. If fluctuations of tens of U still cost you sleep, or you still can't judge real trends and control position sizing, then it's time to calm down and learn real skills. The details of position splitting, the tricks of timing, the nuances of controlling rhythm—these are what separate shortcuts from detours.
With a principal of only around 1500U, traders deserve to hear the truth—the crypto market has never been a casino, but rather a battlefield that requires precise calculations to survive.
I've seen a newcomer enter with 1200U and roll it up to 25,000U in four months, with their account now breaking through 38,000U, zero liquidations in between. This isn't luck—it's methodology. I myself walked from a principal of over 8000U to financial freedom using this exact logic.
**First Layer: Capital Must Be Divided into "Three Parts"—Going All-In Equals Seeking Death**
You can't throw 1200U in all at once. Split it into three 400U account roles. The intraday account watches one position daily, takes profit when it hits, no greed. The swing account sits idle for ten days or two weeks, and when it moves, it must generate significant returns. The reserve account stays frozen, kept only for a chance to turn things around. Many people love going all-in, then get liquidated—to make money, you must first survive.
**Second Layer: Only Take Certain Fat Profits, Don't Make Random Moves During Sideways Markets**
The crypto market spends 80% of the time consolidating. Every reckless adjustment is just gifting money to the market. During sideways periods, lie flat and observe; only enter once the trend is clear. Once you have profit in hand, immediately withdraw 30% if it exceeds 20% of your principal. The highest-level thinking of true professionals is "don't trade unless necessary, but when you do, capture three years' worth of gains."
**Third Layer: Use Mechanisms to Replace Emotions, Let Discipline Execute Rules**
Close positions immediately when losses touch 2%. Start reducing when profits reach 4%. Never add to losing positions gambling on reversals. Set rules and execute mechanically—don't let emotions dictate decisions. The ultimate profit-making realm is letting capital move freely within the rules framework, not being held hostage by your emotions.
A small principal isn't scary—what's scary is trying to become fat overnight. Rolling 1200U to 38,000U requires system thinking that locks risk tight and lets profits keep running. If fluctuations of tens of U still cost you sleep, or you still can't judge real trends and control position sizing, then it's time to calm down and learn real skills. The details of position splitting, the tricks of timing, the nuances of controlling rhythm—these are what separate shortcuts from detours.