#BTC资金流动性 I'm not a famous figure in the crypto world; I'm just an old trader who has experienced many margin calls and pitfalls. This year, a fan came to me with 1500U, hoping to turn it into a bigger principal. I didn't teach him any moving average theories or indicator analysis; I simply shared with him the three ironclad rules I've developed over the years. After two months, his account grew to 100,000U, all without a single liquidation.



The market has always been ruthless; there’s no sympathy for gamblers. To survive long enough, you must maintain respect for the market. I call these three rules the "Life-Saving Golden Rules."

**The first is position sizing, to keep a safety net for turning things around.** Don’t throw all 1500U in at once; divide it into three parts of 500U each, with each serving a different purpose. The short-term position is for capturing intraday volatility—make no more than three trades per day and then stop. Close the software immediately afterward; don’t think about chasing more profits or holding on longer. The trend position waits for a clear weekly bullish signal and a volume breakout of key levels before acting. If these conditions aren’t met, stay out of the market and observe. The emergency position is for life-saving purposes only—used in extreme situations, such as a sudden market spike or when the account is close to liquidation. Use the emergency position to add back and protect the principal, giving yourself a chance to turn things around.

**The second is strategy selection—only take profits in trending markets, avoid being tempted by choppy sideways movements.** How to judge if you can profit? All three entry signals must be present: the daily moving averages must be arranged in a bullish order; a volume breakout above the previous high with the daily close staying high indicates a good entry point; once profits reach 30% of the principal, immediately take half of the gains off the table. The remaining funds should have 10% allocated to trailing stops. Consistent profits come from following this disciplined approach.

**The third is emotional management—lock in your trading authority.** Always prepare a trading plan before entering a position. Set a fixed stop-loss at 3%, and once hit, close the position automatically—no excuses for holding on. When profits reach 10%, immediately move the stop-loss to the cost basis, locking in the principal and eliminating risk. Turn off your computer promptly at midnight; if you can’t sleep, uninstall the trading app to prevent late-night emotional trading from wrecking your account. Markets are available every day, but once the principal is gone, everything is over.

Master these three rules thoroughly; you can study indicators and wave theories later. These are proven experiences I’ve validated with real money, not just theoretical talk. I hope these tips help friends who want to make steady profits.
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MeaninglessApevip
· 2025-12-21 03:37
Wow, these three are really amazing, especially the setting of the life-saving warehouse. I previously lost everything because I didn't have this thing.
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IAmSkyBlue.vip
· 2025-12-20 05:17
First learn to control your emotions, then learn to make money. If you can't control yourself, even winning ten times and losing once will leave you cold.
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ApeWithNoFearvip
· 2025-12-19 21:19
From 1,500 to 100,000, that's easy to say... I just want to know how many times in the past two months I caught the market rhythm, and how much luck played a role. Honestly, the split-position strategy does work, but the key is how many people can really close the software at 12 o'clock and not refresh the orders. A 3% stop loss sounds simple, but executing it is another matter. When watching the decline late at night, can you really be ruthless and calm? I think the core of this process is one sentence: restraint is more important than prediction, but for most people, this is an impossible task.
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DegenGamblervip
· 2025-12-19 10:00
Tsk, it's the same old story... but I have to admit, the tactic of splitting positions has indeed saved me several times.
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StillBuyingTheDipvip
· 2025-12-19 09:02
Really? From 1,500 to 100,000? That number sounds like a story, but the idea of partial positions is indeed reasonable... I myself have blown up once by going all-in, but now I've learned to be smarter and stick strictly to a 3% stop-loss.
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LiquidityWitchvip
· 2025-12-19 09:01
Turning 1500U into 100,000 sounds pretty unbelievable. Is there really no luck involved? The concept of a rescue fund is interesting, but the key is discipline. Most people can't do it. Splitting your funds can indeed help you survive longer. It's more reliable than going all-in and exploding quickly like those hardcore warriors. I agree with the 3% stop-loss rule, but I'm just worried about human nature— the more you lose, the more you want to hold on, and in the end, the principal is gone. It seems easy to talk about this strategy, but actually implementing it is difficult. Emotional management is the real boss-level challenge.
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BlockchainArchaeologistvip
· 2025-12-19 08:59
Wow, 1500 turned into 100,000. Is this guy for real? But I have to admit, the logic behind that life-saving position is truly brilliant. Finally, I see someone taking stop-loss seriously.
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LightningClickervip
· 2025-12-19 08:48
Really, I've already figured out this position-splitting strategy long ago. The key is to stick to a 3% stop-loss line; otherwise, even the best methods are useless. The concept of a rescue position is indeed brilliant. Luckily, I didn't blow all my bullets at once. It sounds wonderful, but it's easy to collapse during execution, especially during late-night market fluctuations. Turning 1500 into 100,000 sounds easy, but is it really that smooth in practice? Haven't you experienced a mental breakdown at least once? I like this logic, but I think the hardest part isn't the position-splitting itself; it's really being able to put down the phone until 12 o'clock. Just three trades a day and then stop—I’ve tried that before, but I couldn’t resist adding more trades, and in the end, I took a big loss.
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CryptoPhoenixvip
· 2025-12-19 08:40
1500 to 100,000, this is the power of faith. The process of emotional recovery is really the hardest [Laughing with tears]. 2 The "Save My Life" warehouse setting is brilliant. Honestly, it's just leaving yourself a backup plan. Those who experienced the 2018 cut in half understand. 3 I only realized the importance of a 3% stop-loss after losing money. Late-night emotions are truly account killers. Now I’ve developed the habit of shutting down at midnight. 4 The sub-accounts strategy sounds simple but is actually the greatest constraint against greed. Those who can stick to it are tough people who can traverse cycles. 5 Another day of being taught by the market, but these three iron rules are indeed essential lessons for phoenix rebirth. 6 Trend trading with an empty position and watching is the most testing of patience. The real profit opportunities are in this exhausting wait. 7 The bottom range is formed this way—only trading in highly certain market conditions, leaving others to gamble. 8 Uninstalling the app is a brilliant move. Sometimes, staying away from the market is the best protection for oneself.
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