Starting with 2000U, reaching 52,000U in two months, and now the account has exceeded 70,000U—honestly, this is not luck, but simply sticking to three seemingly clumsy yet rock-solid rules.



Friends with less than 2000U capital, forget about getting rich overnight; surviving is the top priority. Last year, I helped a friend start with 1000U, and we avoided liquidation and major drawdowns throughout the process, relying on these 3 points.

**Rule 1: Money must be split up; full position equals gambling your life**

Divide the principal into three parts: 300U for intraday trading (at most 1 order per day, absolutely no greed); 300U for swing opportunities (it's acceptable to wait ten days or half a month without trading); 400U kept in the account as a safety fund (even if losses occur, there's capital to recover). No matter how optimistic the market looks, never go all-in. This is the first line of defense.

**Rule 2: Only trade when the trend is clear; stay in cash when the trend is uncertain**

80% of losses happen during sideways consolidation. When the direction is unclear, it’s better to wait patiently rather than blindly trade. Remember: the market is always there, but once the principal is gone, it’s really gone.

**Rule 3: Embed the rules into your mind; clear your emotions completely**

Cut losses at 2%—no hesitation; take profits at 4% and halve your position immediately to lock in gains; when floating profits exceed 20% of the principal, lock in 30% of the profits right away. The most painful rule: never add to a losing position—this is a trap that 90% of people can’t escape from. Don’t hold on, don’t gamble, don’t hope for a rebound.

How is my friend now? No longer staying up all night watching the screen; just spend 10 minutes a day checking the prices, and the account has already grown to six figures.

To survive in the crypto world, remember this logic: as long as the principal doesn’t die, you can talk about doubling. Diversify, time your entries, and control risks—these may not be exciting, but they help you avoid many years of detours. The fastest way in the crypto space is actually to slow down first.
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CryptoCross-TalkClubvip
· 7h ago
Laughing out loud, starting from 2000U to 70,000U, this story is as smooth as a comic dialogue, but how many of the leek vegetables who truly survive? Regarding full-position gambling with your life, I just want to ask the brothers still going all-in, how is your account now? Don't answer me, I'm afraid it will be upsetting.
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ConsensusBotvip
· 7h ago
Honestly, I’ve understood this set of principles long ago — you must never be greedy, one word — patience. --- All-in traders are gamblers; I no longer pay attention to those who hype dreams. --- Sideways trading is truly the best; so many people have died here, including myself. --- Cut at 2%, it sounds like losing money, but actually it’s saving your life. --- The hardest part is not predicting the market correctly, but not acting on it — who can do that? --- Regarding adding to positions, I have only seen negative examples, not a single one turned around. --- That’s just how the crypto world is — you can’t rush, only take it slow. Getting anxious means failure. --- I’ve used the strategy of dividing funds into three parts; it’s really reliable, reducing the constant fear of liquidation. --- Sell at 4%, it sounds greedy, but staying alive is the real key. --- I respect not staring at the screen all night; who says you have to be online all the time in crypto?
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BottomMisservip
· 7h ago
To be honest, I respect this set of logic, but the execution is the most heartbreaking...
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DegenDreamervip
· 7h ago
That's so true, full position is just asking for death. I had a crash like that last year. --- Diversifying is the way to go; definitely don't be greedy. --- A 2% stop-loss really hits home, because I couldn't bear that small loss and ended up losing everything. --- The most uncomfortable time is when the market is sideways; it's safer to stay out of the market and wait for opportunities. --- It sounds simple, but very few people can actually execute it. --- Six figures is not a dream; the key is to survive long enough. --- I've learned not to add to positions; when losing, the temptation to reverse is strong, and that's a trap. --- It seems the biggest enemy in the crypto world is your own emotions. --- Splitting your funds into three parts is a good idea; at least now there's a framework. --- If I had known earlier, I wouldn't have gone all in; now it's too late to regret.
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