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When it comes to making money in the crypto world, everyone wants to get rich overnight. But after rolling from 1500U to 50WU, I realized that the real threshold isn't "how much can I earn," but "whether I dare to give up."
I started as an ordinary retail investor with no significant capital. Honestly, many people look at my current account balance and find it hard to believe. But the key turning point was one thing—I focused on the question of "should I move" rather than "how many times can I multiply this wave."
A simple self-question changed my trading results. Behind this is actually a complete methodology, centered around three stages.
**Stage One: Start Small**
Divide 1500U into 5 parts, trading 300U each time. Set stop-loss and take-profit for each trade. If you don’t understand, don’t touch it. I never chase or hold against the trend. This way, I gradually built up my win rate.
**Stage Two: Expand with the Trend**
After the account reaches 200,000, keep each trade within 25% of the total position. When the market is trending, add positions in batches. I don’t aim to fully load in one go, just take the most profitable middle segment.
**Stage Three: Lock in Profits**
Once the account exceeds 300,000, I lock in some profits weekly and withdraw directly. It’s not because I fear losses, but because I worry about losing control of my mindset. Stability is the foundation of long-term high profits.
**Why Most People Fail:**
- Never plan their position size, getting heavier as the price rises
- Don’t even consider stop-loss, stubbornly holding on
- Correct direction but ruined by their own obsession
This isn’t some complicated theory; it’s just about doing the basics right and maintaining strict discipline.