I have to be honest, this is not to show off. I want everyone to see clearly: what is the underlying logic for truly consistent profit in the crypto world.



I have a beginner player under my wing, who started with only 1500 USDT. In three months, the account grew to 58,000 USDT. Now? Steadily sitting at 136,000 USDT.

Not a single liquidation occurred from start to finish. You might say it’s luck, but I tell you—it's all about methodology.

These three trading strategies are the foundation from which I went from 3000 USDT to financial freedom, and beginners can directly apply them.

**First Trick: Divide the money into three parts, each with its own purpose**

Split 1500 USDT into three 500 USDT portions.

First part: day trading—monitor one trade per day, take profits when in position, and stop; greed is a dead end;

Second part: swing trading—move only once every ten days or half a month, aiming for big market moves when you do;

Third part: core holding—hold stubbornly, not selling, as this is your trump card for a turnaround.

How many people go all-in when entering? When the market turns, they get liquidated immediately. Staying alive is the only qualification to talk about making money.

**Second Trick: Focus on big gains, don’t tinker randomly**

Eighty percent of the time in crypto is spent dithering. During sideways markets, any action just costs platform fees.

So, during sideways consolidation, lie low, watch shows—meaningless to operate blindly.

Wait until the trend is clear, then enter, aiming for at least 20% profit, and immediately take out 30% as a safety net. That’s locking in profits.

Real experts don’t trade every day. They wait for the right moment, and when they do, they can ride a significant trend.

**Third Trick: Use machine logic to replace emotions**

Set strict rules for yourself and execute mechanically.

Cut losses at 2%, don’t hold onto hope;

At 4% profit, cut in half to lock in gains;

Never add to a losing position—adding only increases losses and panic.

Once rules are set, follow through. Never let emotions hijack your account.

The highest level of making money is actually simple: let your funds flow according to established rules, not follow your mood and act randomly.

Honestly, having a small principal is not scary. What’s scary is rushing to recover losses in one shot and ending up destroying yourself.

Stick to these three strategies, and even small funds can grow steadily. Still confused about what to do next? Follow me—this lamp I pass to you.
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ConsensusBotvip
· 41m ago
Diversifying your positions is a good point, but the key is to survive. Those who don't get liquidated indeed earn more steadily.
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AlphaWhisperervip
· 20h ago
Splitting into three parts is really clever; it lasts much longer than full-position players.
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Degentlemanvip
· 01-06 09:19
Honestly, splitting into three parts is a trick I've been using for a long time, but executing it really tests human nature.
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GasFeeTearsvip
· 01-05 15:56
Uh... three investment methods sound good, but how many can actually be executed? I see most people can't withstand the sideways movement; they go all-in at the first small rebound.
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BlockchainBrokenPromisevip
· 01-05 15:54
This set of position-splitting logic sounds smooth, but how many people can actually stick with it in reality? I find that most people still can't endure the sideways market phase, always thinking about bottom-fishing.
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MEVHuntervip
· 01-05 15:50
nah this position sizing thing is just basic risk management wrapped up with survivor bias... but yeah the mempool discipline part actually tracks. removing emotion from execution? that's literally what my arbitrage bots do, except they don't need the pep talk lmao
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WhaleWatchervip
· 01-05 15:50
I agree with the strategy of splitting funds into three parts, but many people simply can't do it. They get itchy when they see the market and end up going all-in.
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ForkItAllDayvip
· 01-05 15:36
There's nothing wrong with that; the key is to stay alive. I've seen too many people go all-in with their entire position, only to be forced out of the market when the trend reverses.
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WhaleWatchervip
· 01-05 15:34
I somewhat disagree with splitting it into three parts; I think it still depends on individual risk tolerance, and it's not necessarily required to divide it this way.
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