2026-01-17 07:30:58

#数字资产市场动态 I've reviewed many traders' recaps in the crypto space and want to share a real case—A friend started with 1800U and achieved 69,000U in three months. His account has now steadily grown to over 290,000U, with zero liquidation incidents throughout the process.

$BERA $MET $JELLYJELLY

Many people might think this is just luck. But that's not the case. There is a complete logical system behind it. I've used this system myself, growing from an initial 6000+U to financial independence today. Breaking it down, the core principles are threefold:

**First Trick: Split your capital structure; full position is a dead end**

Divide 1800U into three parts of 600U each, each with its own role:
- Intraday Trading: Monitor the market daily, exit at profit points, avoid greed
- Swing Trading: Medium-term positions over ten days or half a month, ready to act when a big trend emerges
- Reserve Capital: Keep capital for a turnaround, do not touch it

Most liquidations happen to those who go all-in. Staying alive is the prerequisite for profitability.

**Second Trick: Only take clear opportunities; go flat during sideways markets**

80% of the time in crypto is just consolidation. Moving recklessly is like giving money away. Wait until the trend is truly clear before entering. Once in, aim for profits; when gains exceed 20% of the principal, take out 30% to lock in profits.

Expert strategy: "Don’t act unless necessary; once you act, you can profit for three years." That’s the idea.

**Third Trick: Execute mechanically; emotions are the biggest enemy**

Set stop-loss at 3%, cut when hit.
Take profit at 5%, reduce positions.
Never add to a losing position.

Stick to the rules and follow the plan. Don’t let emotions dominate. The highest level of making money is: let profits run themselves, rather than being driven by emotional impulses.

Honestly, having less capital is not the problem; the real issue is always wanting to get rich overnight. Growing from 1800U to 69,000U relies on this "risk locking and profit chasing" solid logic.

If you’re still tossing and turning over a few hundred U in gains or losses, or don’t know how to establish a position system and judge market rhythm, this methodology is worth deep understanding.

BERA20.02%

MET5.02%

JELLYJELLY11.15%

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PriceOracleFairy

· 2h ago

ngl the position fragmentation thesis is lowkey just risk bucketing with extra steps... but yeah the emotional discipline part hits different when you're staring at -3% candles at 3am

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GasFeeLover

· 2h ago

That's very true. Full position trading is indeed a suicidal strategy. I only realized this after experiencing the loss myself. --- Risk locking profits and running sounds simple, but few can truly stick to it. --- A 3% stop-loss rule is good, but I'm most worried that when losses actually occur, people want to add positions to turn things around. That's the hardest part. --- It’s indeed outrageous to turn 1800 into 69,000, but what I’m more curious about is what coins he actually traded in these three months, or whether the choice of coins doesn’t really matter. --- The phrase "lying flat during sideways trading" woke me up. Most people losing money every day are those who can't sit still. --- The logic seems sound, but the problem is that most people simply can't follow through; emotions are too difficult to manage.

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BankruptcyArtist

· 2h ago

Going all-in with a full position indeed makes it easy to crash; I also use this splitting method, mainly a matter of mindset.

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YieldHunter

· 2h ago

honestly the risk-adjusted metrics here actually check out, but like... survivorship bias much? how many people tried this exact playbook and got liquidated before hitting 29k lol

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SnapshotStriker

· 2h ago

Full position is a death sentence, there's no wrong in that statement. --- The three basic skills sound easy, but executing them is when you realize what torture really is. --- Stop loss at 3%, take profit at 5%, then reduce position? Sounds like a battle against your own greed. --- The sideways market lying flat is a brilliant suggestion, saving you from being cut multiple times. --- From 1800 to 290,000, the key is that I haven't gone all-in yet; only alive can I keep playing. --- Emotions are truly the biggest enemy. I've lost too many times because of this. --- Feels like everything is correct, but in practice, I still mess up. It's tough. --- Machine-like execution sounds simple, but the hardest part is managing your mindset.

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HashRateHermit

· 2h ago

That's right, the key is still mindset. Full position trading is truly a dead end. --- I also use this logic: discipline in stop-loss is the fundamental to staying alive. --- Doubling small funds is not difficult; the hard part is not being greedy. Most people can't do this. --- Machine-like execution sounds simple, but few can stick to a 3% stop-loss. --- This setting of the base position is excellent, equivalent to leaving a backup plan for yourself. Those who go all-in have suffered heavy losses. --- Lying flat during sideways trading really hits home; 80% of the time, you're unknowingly giving away money. --- Emotions are truly the biggest enemy. I only realized this after being trapped by my emotions. --- Growing from 1800 to 290,000 relies on not breaking the rules. It's simple but difficult to execute. --- If profits can't keep up, reduce your position. That's better than anything else; greed is the mother of liquidation. --- Take profit at 5% and lock in 30%. This way, your mindset will be much more comfortable, and you won't risk a rebound.

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