But this is definitely worth talking about: I mentored a complete beginner starting from zero, beginning with 1200U, and in three months grew it to 24,000. Now the account is steadily holding above 51,000. Throughout the process, I never once blew up the position.
$ETH You might say it's good luck. But in reality, luck doesn't really help much here.
The reason he was able to do it is based on three core strategies I personally verified from an 8,000U principal—these are also the underlying logic behind my own path to freedom.
**First: Divide the principal into three parts; full position trading will inevitably lead to death**
Here's how I split 1200U: three parts of 400U each, each serving a different role. Day trading only looks at the chart once, taking action only when the signal is clear—never greedy. Swing trading takes about ten days to make a move, but when it does, it catches a big trend. The bottom cards are always frozen, kept as the final trump card.
Most people go all-in at entry, and blowing up is just a matter of time. Remember this—survive first, then have the right to win.
**Second: Only aim for big profits, don’t mess around**
Most of the time in crypto, people are just digging for quick gains. When the trend is unclear, I choose to lie low. Only when a clear trend appears do I act. When profits exceed 20% of the principal, I immediately withdraw 30% to my wallet—only the money that actually enters your pocket belongs to you.
Experienced traders understand that the real strategy is "don't act unless necessary, and when you do, hold for half a year."
**Third: Let numbers do the talking; emotions are the biggest enemy**
Set stop-loss at 2%, cut when hit—no bargaining. When profits reach 4%, start reducing positions and take profits. During losses, never add to the position—don't leverage mistakes.
$BTC Having a small principal isn't scary; what's scary is the mindset of always wanting to turn things around in one shot.
How did 1200U grow to over 51,000? It’s not some magic formula, but this system of locking in risk and letting profits run freely that keeps working.
If you're still losing sleep over a few hundred dollars of account fluctuations, can't figure out how to judge the trend, or how to allocate your positions—then what you lack isn't luck, but a complete, closed-loop operational system. I can break down and explain the details of position control, real chart analysis skills, and timing of entries. Avoiding the pitfalls of three extra years in crypto is worth more than anything.
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ProofOfNothing
· 01-09 07:25
Here comes the teaching again. I've listened to this set several times already.
Those who make money all say they have strong discipline, and those who lose money say the same.
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SignatureLiquidator
· 01-08 19:07
Here it comes again, why do I feel so familiar with this set of arguments... but there’s definitely some truth to it
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Splitting positions into three parts is reliable; going all-in is indeed a gift. I’ve seen too many brothers go all-in in one shot
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Take 20% off the table? Alright, but in the crypto world, when isn’t it half a year? You’ve only been in for three months, and you’re already taking profits, feels like a loss
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Cutting losses at 2% and sticking to it sounds simple, but it’s really hard to do in practice. The first thing to blow up is your mindset
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Basically, survival comes first, making money second. Most people have it the other way around
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Going from 1200 to 51,000 sounds great, but in three months... the market trend has indeed been good
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Emotions are the biggest enemy. I agree with this statement; many people die because of that one word, “want”
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Not having a margin call explosion is truly admirable; unlike some people who boast to me and then blow up their accounts the next day
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OnChain_Detective
· 01-08 16:20
wait hold up... let me run the numbers on this one. 1200U to 51k in months? that's giving me some red flags ngl. pattern analysis suggests classic survivorship bias territory here. where's the wallet data to back this? always dyor folks, not financial advice but the arithmetic feels... optimized for a narrative if you catch my drift. high-risk indicators all over this "system" pitch
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ChainBrain
· 01-06 12:23
You're starting to talk about routines again, but bro, these three position methods are indeed quite useful, much better than those who go all-in blindly.
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TestnetFreeloader
· 01-06 12:22
It's the same old story, but I have to admit there's some substance to it. I'm also using the three strategies: position splitting + stop loss + greed death. The key is that most people simply can't stick with it; a wave of pullback and their mentality collapses.
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SudoRm-RfWallet/
· 01-06 12:17
Bro, this set really has some substance. I need to learn that trick of dividing the three positions.
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MintMaster
· 01-06 12:17
Another story of "I have a secret," I'm tired of hearing it.
#以太坊大户持仓变化 Don't say I'm here to show off.
But this is definitely worth talking about: I mentored a complete beginner starting from zero, beginning with 1200U, and in three months grew it to 24,000. Now the account is steadily holding above 51,000. Throughout the process, I never once blew up the position.
$ETH You might say it's good luck. But in reality, luck doesn't really help much here.
The reason he was able to do it is based on three core strategies I personally verified from an 8,000U principal—these are also the underlying logic behind my own path to freedom.
**First: Divide the principal into three parts; full position trading will inevitably lead to death**
Here's how I split 1200U: three parts of 400U each, each serving a different role. Day trading only looks at the chart once, taking action only when the signal is clear—never greedy. Swing trading takes about ten days to make a move, but when it does, it catches a big trend. The bottom cards are always frozen, kept as the final trump card.
Most people go all-in at entry, and blowing up is just a matter of time. Remember this—survive first, then have the right to win.
**Second: Only aim for big profits, don’t mess around**
Most of the time in crypto, people are just digging for quick gains. When the trend is unclear, I choose to lie low. Only when a clear trend appears do I act. When profits exceed 20% of the principal, I immediately withdraw 30% to my wallet—only the money that actually enters your pocket belongs to you.
Experienced traders understand that the real strategy is "don't act unless necessary, and when you do, hold for half a year."
**Third: Let numbers do the talking; emotions are the biggest enemy**
Set stop-loss at 2%, cut when hit—no bargaining. When profits reach 4%, start reducing positions and take profits. During losses, never add to the position—don't leverage mistakes.
$BTC Having a small principal isn't scary; what's scary is the mindset of always wanting to turn things around in one shot.
How did 1200U grow to over 51,000? It’s not some magic formula, but this system of locking in risk and letting profits run freely that keeps working.
If you're still losing sleep over a few hundred dollars of account fluctuations, can't figure out how to judge the trend, or how to allocate your positions—then what you lack isn't luck, but a complete, closed-loop operational system. I can break down and explain the details of position control, real chart analysis skills, and timing of entries. Avoiding the pitfalls of three extra years in crypto is worth more than anything.