The less you look at the myth of becoming rich quickly, the more you should pay attention to risk warnings.
I still remember when I first entered the crypto space, I only had less than 1500U in my pocket, and my fingers couldn't help but shake when placing orders. But I knew that with less capital, I couldn't have a 'gamble' mentality. Three months later, my account broke through 100,000U, and six months later, it reached 300,000U, all without any liquidation.
Some people ask me if I'm just lucky? Not at all. Today, I want to share three ironclad rules for survival and making money that I've summarized from my own struggles, hoping to help those who genuinely want to develop in the crypto space.
1. Split the money into three parts; survive first and then talk.
I understood one principle when I first entered the circle: those who go all-in when the price rises become euphoric, and when it falls, they panic and cannot go far.
My approach is simple: split 1500U into three 500U.
The first 500U is specifically for intraday trading, only trading mainstream coins like BTC and ETH, exiting with a 2%-4% fluctuation, never being greedy. The second 500U is for swing trading, waiting for clear signals before acting, holding positions for a few days for stability. The third 500U is a trump card, never to be touched—this is your confidence for future recovery.
Capital management is not about limiting your profits, but ensuring you survive in the market longer. Surviving gives you the chance to see tomorrow's opportunities.
2. Only chase trends; don't waste your life in volatility.
The market spends 80% of its time in sideways volatility; there are not many trends worth pursuing. If there are no signals, just watch the show, and only get on board when there is a trend. This is the principle I have always followed.
My experience is that when profits reach 12%, take half out; money only feels secure when it’s in your pocket. Many people lose money not because they haven't made any, but because they gave back what they earned. I can achieve doubling by steadily collecting money, not chasing increases or feeling anxious.
The core of trend-following strategy is to 'go with the flow.' Buy in an uptrend and observe or sell in a downtrend. Don't try to predict market tops and bottoms; that's for the experts. We mortals just need to follow the trend.
3. Rules lock emotions; execution power determines success or failure.
In the cryptocurrency circle, emotions are the biggest enemy. I set a strict rule for myself:
A single stop loss should not exceed 1.2% of total capital; when you reach your point, just exit and never fantasize. If profits exceed 2.5%, reduce your position by half, and let the remaining profit run. Never average down on losses; acknowledge your mistakes and don't be swayed by emotions.
You don't need to be right every time, but you must follow the rules every time. Discipline is not a shackle that limits freedom but a guardrail that protects you from being devoured by the market.
Many people ask me how to maintain execution power. My answer is simple: write the trading plan on paper and execute it as strictly as a program. Don't let a sudden idea at three in the morning ruin your carefully crafted plan.
Written at the end
The cryptocurrency market never lacks opportunities; what lacks is the ability to survive long enough to seize those opportunities. A small principal is not scary; what’s scary is being overly eager for quick profits. I rolled from 1500U to 300,000U, relying not on luck but on rules, patience, and discipline.
I once stumbled around in the dark too, but now the light is on and the path is clear. I hope my experience can help you avoid some detours. In the cryptocurrency circle, slow is fast, and less is more.
Remember: control the risk, and profit will naturally come.
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