Veterans in the crypto world all understand one principle — most people's problems are not due to lack of talent, but because they can't stick to the end.
Those who can turn small amounts into big gains never rely on a single all-in bet, but rather on suppressing impulsiveness and adhering to discipline.
There's a young guy I know who started with $1,500 and, in three months without burning out, grew his account to over $50,000. His secret to success is simple — he strictly follows the "Three Iron Laws" I summarized when I grew my account from $7,000 to eight figures.
**First: The Positioning System Is the True Life-Saver**
The core logic is straightforward: never give yourself the chance to go all-in and wipe out.
I had him split the $1,500 into three parts of $500 each:
Short-term position — only one trade per day, take profits quickly, don’t be greedy.
Trend position — only act when the trend is very clear, avoid following the crowd.
Base position — always stay put, ensuring the account never runs out of funds.
Someone who goes all-in is gambling with their life; someone using a position system waits for opportunities. The difference is huge.
**Second: Making Big Money Depends on "Waiting," Not "Chasing"**
Range-bound markets are a slaughterhouse for retail traders. The higher the trading frequency, the more the market wears you down.
True experts only make one kind of trade: the initial move when the trend starts, and the final strike when the trend is about to end.
When the account gains 20%? I force him to withdraw immediately, lock in profits, and leave a safety cushion.
In crypto, the key isn’t to get rich, but to learn when to be content.
**Third: Discipline Saves Lives; Feelings Can Kill**
He memorized three rules that saved him the entire three months:
Cut losses immediately at 2% loss — no waiting.
When profits reach 4%, reduce position size — no holding on stubbornly.
Strictly prohibit any form of adding to positions; the more you add, the deeper the trap.
The market loves to swallow those who act on impulse. Those who stay calm are always the winners in this game.
In the end, the crypto space isn't about talent but about who can persist longer within the established rules.
If you keep following your feelings, the market will gradually teach you what reality is. If you choose to follow the system, cycles will reward you as promised.
If you genuinely want to start a life of steady appreciation, feel free to reach out. I’ll help you set the rules and walk the right path.
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· 13h ago
It's the same spiel again... I just want to ask, is that young guy who invested 1500U still around?
Veterans in the crypto world all understand one principle — most people's problems are not due to lack of talent, but because they can't stick to the end.
Those who can turn small amounts into big gains never rely on a single all-in bet, but rather on suppressing impulsiveness and adhering to discipline.
There's a young guy I know who started with $1,500 and, in three months without burning out, grew his account to over $50,000. His secret to success is simple — he strictly follows the "Three Iron Laws" I summarized when I grew my account from $7,000 to eight figures.
**First: The Positioning System Is the True Life-Saver**
The core logic is straightforward: never give yourself the chance to go all-in and wipe out.
I had him split the $1,500 into three parts of $500 each:
Short-term position — only one trade per day, take profits quickly, don’t be greedy.
Trend position — only act when the trend is very clear, avoid following the crowd.
Base position — always stay put, ensuring the account never runs out of funds.
Someone who goes all-in is gambling with their life; someone using a position system waits for opportunities. The difference is huge.
**Second: Making Big Money Depends on "Waiting," Not "Chasing"**
Range-bound markets are a slaughterhouse for retail traders. The higher the trading frequency, the more the market wears you down.
True experts only make one kind of trade: the initial move when the trend starts, and the final strike when the trend is about to end.
When the account gains 20%? I force him to withdraw immediately, lock in profits, and leave a safety cushion.
In crypto, the key isn’t to get rich, but to learn when to be content.
**Third: Discipline Saves Lives; Feelings Can Kill**
He memorized three rules that saved him the entire three months:
Cut losses immediately at 2% loss — no waiting.
When profits reach 4%, reduce position size — no holding on stubbornly.
Strictly prohibit any form of adding to positions; the more you add, the deeper the trap.
The market loves to swallow those who act on impulse. Those who stay calm are always the winners in this game.
In the end, the crypto space isn't about talent but about who can persist longer within the established rules.
If you keep following your feelings, the market will gradually teach you what reality is. If you choose to follow the system, cycles will reward you as promised.
If you genuinely want to start a life of steady appreciation, feel free to reach out. I’ll help you set the rules and walk the right path.