#美国贸易赤字状况 43 days, I turned 2000U into 320,000U—this is not a fairy tale.
To be honest, the starting point of this 2000U was not glamorous. It is the "endgame" I survived after multiple rounds of liquidation, stop-losses, and losses in the crypto world. Those failures taught me a profound lesson: in the cryptocurrency market, betting your life is a dead end. Too many accounts are wiped out, and too many traders lose their minds.
My trading philosophy is simple—survive to have a future.
**How to survive? Use these three weapons:**
First, divide your funds into fragments. Split 2000U into 5 parts, each 400U. The benefit of this is that each loss is always within an acceptable range. I insist on opening only one position, never adding to it, never full margin. Always keep 4 "ammunition" reserves in the account, waiting for the real opportunity. The market offers plenty of profit opportunities, but few traders live long enough to seize them.
Second, use stop-loss and take-profit to discipline yourself. Set each trade’s stop-loss at 3%, with a maximum loss of 12U. Think of this as an insurance policy for your account. Meanwhile, set take-profit between 6% and 10%, starting at 24U profit per trade. It may not seem like much, but the power of compound interest accumulates over time. I never chase after illusory huge gains—30% on a single trade? I don’t gamble on that. I only go for the stable 5% opportunities that appear consistently.
Finally, follow these three iron rules:
✓ Always set a stop-loss when holding a position. This is not optional; it’s mandatory. I avoid holding positions just like avoiding risks—because holding positions is the beginning of gambling your life.
✓ Close the position immediately upon reaching your target. Greed is the most common cause of death in the crypto market. I don’t fight the market; when it’s time to run, I run.
✓ Only trade structures you are familiar with. Don’t watch the charts obsessively, don’t follow emotions. The market is a fierce beast; my job is to place bets when it signals, not to clash head-on.
**Here’s how my account changed in 43 days:**
By sticking to this methodology, my account grew from 2000U to 290,000U. It’s not luck, nor is it a story of being chosen by fate. It’s the result of risk management and disciplined execution. I transformed from a reckless gambler into a calm trading executor.
There are no legends of overnight riches in the crypto world. Those so-called miracles are often preludes to the next liquidation. Those who truly survive and thrive in the crypto space are doing the same thing—like snails, taking one step at a time, not rushing, not gambling with their lives.
This is the essence of trading.
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PumpingCroissant
· 01-11 09:11
Honestly, I’m very clear about it, but I still can’t get over the 290,000 figure haha.
But really, there’s nothing much to say about stop-loss; whether you make money or not, first you have to stay alive, right?
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WhaleWatcher
· 01-09 23:54
Well... to be honest, I've heard this theory too many times. The key is whether I can stick with it or not.
Talking about it is one thing, but when a crash really happens, can I still avoid adding to my position?
I just want to know if the 290,000 is still in the account now.
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MultiSigFailMaster
· 01-09 03:20
It looks like another story of "I went from a few thousand to hundreds of thousands." I'm already tired of these posts... but your stop-loss discipline is honestly more reliable than those who boast about huge profits from trades.
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EntryPositionAnalyst
· 01-09 03:16
Hmm, this fund management logic is quite something, but 160 times in 43 days... I'm still a bit stunned.
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FantasyGuardian
· 01-09 03:10
To be honest, I've heard this logic too many times, but I don't know how many real accounts can stick with it.
#美国贸易赤字状况 43 days, I turned 2000U into 320,000U—this is not a fairy tale.
To be honest, the starting point of this 2000U was not glamorous. It is the "endgame" I survived after multiple rounds of liquidation, stop-losses, and losses in the crypto world. Those failures taught me a profound lesson: in the cryptocurrency market, betting your life is a dead end. Too many accounts are wiped out, and too many traders lose their minds.
My trading philosophy is simple—survive to have a future.
**How to survive? Use these three weapons:**
First, divide your funds into fragments. Split 2000U into 5 parts, each 400U. The benefit of this is that each loss is always within an acceptable range. I insist on opening only one position, never adding to it, never full margin. Always keep 4 "ammunition" reserves in the account, waiting for the real opportunity. The market offers plenty of profit opportunities, but few traders live long enough to seize them.
Second, use stop-loss and take-profit to discipline yourself. Set each trade’s stop-loss at 3%, with a maximum loss of 12U. Think of this as an insurance policy for your account. Meanwhile, set take-profit between 6% and 10%, starting at 24U profit per trade. It may not seem like much, but the power of compound interest accumulates over time. I never chase after illusory huge gains—30% on a single trade? I don’t gamble on that. I only go for the stable 5% opportunities that appear consistently.
Finally, follow these three iron rules:
✓ Always set a stop-loss when holding a position. This is not optional; it’s mandatory. I avoid holding positions just like avoiding risks—because holding positions is the beginning of gambling your life.
✓ Close the position immediately upon reaching your target. Greed is the most common cause of death in the crypto market. I don’t fight the market; when it’s time to run, I run.
✓ Only trade structures you are familiar with. Don’t watch the charts obsessively, don’t follow emotions. The market is a fierce beast; my job is to place bets when it signals, not to clash head-on.
**Here’s how my account changed in 43 days:**
By sticking to this methodology, my account grew from 2000U to 290,000U. It’s not luck, nor is it a story of being chosen by fate. It’s the result of risk management and disciplined execution. I transformed from a reckless gambler into a calm trading executor.
There are no legends of overnight riches in the crypto world. Those so-called miracles are often preludes to the next liquidation. Those who truly survive and thrive in the crypto space are doing the same thing—like snails, taking one step at a time, not rushing, not gambling with their lives.
This is the essence of trading.