Strictly follow the methodology, and grow steadily step by step. In 47 days, the account grew from 900U to 40,000U—this is not a fairy tale, nor is it the story of a lucky person, but a direct result of adhering to a risk management system.
Many people treat the crypto world as a casino. Seeing others' accounts double, they can't sit still, get excited, and go all-in, chasing gains and selling on dips, then what happens? In less than a week, the principal is wiped out. I have also gone through this phase and paid enough tuition to realize a truth: living longer is a thousand times more important than earning faster.
In these 47 days, I learned the most core thing, summarized into one key—sense of rhythm. How is it reflected? Through two dimensions.
**First Dimension: Position must be controlled**
Position management is the bottom line and a life-saving measure. My strict rule is simple—never risk more than 20% of the total account on a single trade.
Some start with half the account, which is not investing; that’s gambling. My logic is the opposite: never let a single loss threaten the safety of the principal.
When the account started at 900U, my single trade size was locked between 150-180U. Calculate it—you can survive even three or four consecutive stop-losses. As long as your mindset doesn’t collapse and the principal is still there, you have the right to continue.
After profits are realized, I implement a "partial withdrawal" strategy. For example, from 900U to 2000U, I regularly withdraw a portion of the profits. This way, the money rolling in the market is always "earned money," not the principal. This psychological difference can change the quality of your decisions.
**Second Dimension: Rhythm must be grasped**
Most of the market time is oscillation, and true trending markets are actually rare. So my strategy is: do not act if you cannot see clearly; better to miss ten opportunities than to lose everything on one wrong judgment. The waiting time is also a time for learn
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LiquidityHunter
· 01-11 06:41
900U to 40,000U... Wait, the liquidity depth changed so dramatically within 47 days? We need to check the spread of the trading pairs; otherwise, this data might contain slippage black holes.
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DegenWhisperer
· 01-09 01:53
Living a long life is indeed more important than earning quickly, but why are so few people able to stick to a 20% position?
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SandwichDetector
· 01-09 00:56
From 900 to 40,000, it sounds pretty intense, but I have to admit that the 20% position limit makes this much more reliable than my previous all-in approach.
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ApeWithAPlan
· 01-09 00:53
Position management is really the key to survival. I now follow a strict 20% rule, which is much more comfortable than going all-in before.
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wagmi_eventually
· 01-09 00:52
Listening to 900U up to 40,000U is indeed exciting, but this methodology is really something most people can't implement... Just the aspect of controlling position size alone can discourage a large number of people.
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pvt_key_collector
· 01-09 00:51
A 20% stop-loss sounds easy, but how many can truly stick to it?
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LayerZeroJunkie
· 01-09 00:50
900U to 40,000, sounds great, but what I care more about is the 20% position rule, which is the real logic for survival.
If you can't see clearly, don't move. This sentence hit me. I used to think that not moving would lead to losses, but now I understand that the real enemy is my own FOMO.
Gradually taking profits is indeed a brilliant move. The mindset is completely different, always only betting with the money earned.
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HorizonHunter
· 01-09 00:44
900 to 40,000 is indeed aggressive, but bro, I've heard this set of theories too many times. The key is whether you can hold on later on.
Strictly follow the methodology, and grow steadily step by step. In 47 days, the account grew from 900U to 40,000U—this is not a fairy tale, nor is it the story of a lucky person, but a direct result of adhering to a risk management system.
Many people treat the crypto world as a casino. Seeing others' accounts double, they can't sit still, get excited, and go all-in, chasing gains and selling on dips, then what happens? In less than a week, the principal is wiped out. I have also gone through this phase and paid enough tuition to realize a truth: living longer is a thousand times more important than earning faster.
In these 47 days, I learned the most core thing, summarized into one key—sense of rhythm. How is it reflected? Through two dimensions.
**First Dimension: Position must be controlled**
Position management is the bottom line and a life-saving measure. My strict rule is simple—never risk more than 20% of the total account on a single trade.
Some start with half the account, which is not investing; that’s gambling. My logic is the opposite: never let a single loss threaten the safety of the principal.
When the account started at 900U, my single trade size was locked between 150-180U. Calculate it—you can survive even three or four consecutive stop-losses. As long as your mindset doesn’t collapse and the principal is still there, you have the right to continue.
After profits are realized, I implement a "partial withdrawal" strategy. For example, from 900U to 2000U, I regularly withdraw a portion of the profits. This way, the money rolling in the market is always "earned money," not the principal. This psychological difference can change the quality of your decisions.
**Second Dimension: Rhythm must be grasped**
Most of the market time is oscillation, and true trending markets are actually rare. So my strategy is: do not act if you cannot see clearly; better to miss ten opportunities than to lose everything on one wrong judgment. The waiting time is also a time for learn