In three months, I rolled my principal from 2,000U to 60,000U—not some mystical trick, but the result of strict position management and disciplined execution.



To be honest, after my account blew up and I was left with just 2,000 bucks, my mindset hit rock bottom. But I forced myself to calm down: no more gambling, no more all-ins, just honestly compounding profits, and making sure every step stayed within the safety line.

My strategy isn't really that complicated; it boils down to two core principles:

**First: Split positions.**
Divide 2,000U into 5 parts, 400U each. For every trade, use only one part, always keeping four bullets in reserve. No matter how wild the market gets, never go all-in; no matter how tempting, never double down. Always leave yourself a way out.

**Second: Fixed risk-reward ratio.**
Set stop-loss strictly at 3%, so the most I lose per trade is 12U; take profit is set in the 6%-10% range, so each trade earns at least 24U. Don’t worry about small profits—survival is everything.

Here are the actual numbers: I make about 70 trades a month, win rate steady at around 60%. That comes to 28 losing trades for a total loss of 336U, and 42 winning trades for a total gain of 1,470U. Net profit is over 1,100U—doubling the principal is no dream.

Reaching this level relies entirely on three iron rules:
Always set a stop-loss; if you lose, get out, never hold on hoping for a reversal. Once you hit your profit target, close the position immediately; don’t chase the last bit of profit. Don’t stare at the screen, don’t chase pumps or dumps, only trade breakout patterns you actually understand.

Most people lose money in crypto simply because they can’t manage their positions: when the market looks good, they go all-in, and blowing up their account becomes routine; when going against the trend, they stubbornly hold on until all their capital is gone; even when they get the direction right, they can’t hold onto their profits. They talk about making a comeback, but their actions just give money away.

I’ve never gambled on whether my predictions are right; I only bet on how well I can execute. Starting from 2,000U, I rolled it to 60,000U in 92 days, withdrew it all, and pocketed it!

If you’re down to your last few thousand and want to make a comeback: don’t trade blindly on gut feelings, don’t chase hot trends. With the right method, you can take off with just 1,000 bucks; if you mess around, you can lose 10,000 just as easily. The key is whether you have the execution to burn your bridges and go all in on discipline.
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FlyingLeekvip
· 19h ago
To be honest, this logic sounds flawless, but how many people can truly stick to it? I've seen too many people talk about discipline, but as soon as a market trend starts, they forget all about it.
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HalfBuddhaMoneyvip
· 12-06 17:16
To be honest, this logic sounds reasonable, but how many people can actually stick to it... I tried it for a week, and just watching the market go up made me almost go crazy with the urge to go all in.
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MEVSupportGroupvip
· 12-06 15:52
No matter how nicely you put it, luck is still a factor. How many people can actually maintain a 60% win rate consistently? I just don't believe this data can be replicated.
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ShibaOnTheRunvip
· 12-06 15:51
To be honest, I'm already tired of hearing this logic, but why can't most people still do it... The real challenge isn't the method, it's the self-discipline.
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DeFiDoctorvip
· 12-06 15:51
The consultation records show that this patient's clinical manifestations are indeed noteworthy—risk alert: a 60% win rate sounds good, but the monthly yield comes close to 55%, a figure that has never had a sustainable precedent in DeFi history. It is recommended to regularly review the account's actual liquidity metrics, especially to check whether slippage costs have been factored in.
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