If you have less than 100,000 (RMB) in spare cash, this amount in the crypto world is neither too much nor too little. Many people, due to having a small principal, always want to 'all in' on a low-quality coin hoping to get rich overnight, but the result is often a total loss.
I went from an ordinary office worker to being able to manage several million in large funds today. During this process, I didn't rely on luck, but on a 'system'. Today, I will break down this core logic that I developed from a young age, combined with the practical characteristics of BTC, ETH, and BNB, and explain it to you.
Stage One: Quit being 'playful' and focus on one variety
The most common mistake beginners make is 'looking at the mountain that seems higher'.
Incorrect posture:
Today, seeing large fluctuations in BTC, go trade Bitcoin;
Tomorrow, hearing good news about BNB mining, rush to buy BNB;
The day after tomorrow, seeing ETH catch up, go chase Ethereum. The result is: your rhythm is completely disrupted, and the money earned is not enough to cover the trading fees.
My painful lesson: When I first started trading, I made some money using the 'support and resistance' strategy with BTC, thinking I was capable. Then, I used the same strategy on extremely volatile small coins, and ended up losing all my profits in just two trades.
Clearing Secrets: Choose a 'character' stable coin, stick with it.
For example, you choose BTC, because it has the best depth, the most effective technical aspects, and is not easily manipulated by whales.
Or choose ETH, as its volatility is usually a bit higher than Bitcoin, suitable for day traders who prefer slightly more excitement.
No matter who you choose, only do one. Familiarize yourself with its temperament, understand its volatility patterns in Asia, Europe, and the US.
Phase Two: Treat losses as 'meal money', build your system.
When you no longer randomly switch coins and can stabilize without losing large sums, you need to establish a system. The core of this stage is: mindset management relies entirely on position control.
Position Red Line: Each loss must never exceed 2% of the principal.
Practical Case (using ETH as an example):
Assuming you have 1000 U principal.You need to make a $ETH long position.
Calculate before entering, if this trade hits the stop loss, you can only lose 20 U.
What is 20 U? It’s just money you save by drinking a few less milk teas or skipping a takeout meal.
Magical effect:
When you place an order for ETH, as long as you think 'the worst case is just missing a meal', you won't be staring at the K-line chart like it's an ECG. You'll dare to hold your position, dare to wait for ETH to run out the trend.
A broken mindset often occurs when you place a trade and lose your entire month's salary. Downgrade losses to 'meal money', your technical moves will remain intact.
Phase Three: Amplify the principal, not the leverage.
This is the key to evolving from a 'small trader' to a 'trader'. Many people earn a bit of money, then start to get carried away, wanting to short BNB or BTC with leverage of a hundred times to flip their account, this is definitely a path to destruction.
Correct logic for scaling up:
If you use 1000 U to make a $BTC swing, you can stably earn 10% in a month.
Then if you give you 10,000 U, or even 100,000 U, doing the same operation can also earn 10%.
The difference is: 10% of 1000 U is 100 U (no feeling); 10% of 100,000 U is 10,000 U (very appealing).
How to get large funds?
Making money off-market: Work hard, convert your salary into USDT and deposit it.
Utilize the BNB ecosystem: If you hold $BNB , you can participate in Launchpool finance, which is low-risk 'passive income' and also a way to increase your principal.
Funding accounts: Like me, go apply for some funding accounts that provide large amounts of capital. Use your skills to leverage institutional money rather than betting your living expenses.
Trading is a lonely marathon, not a sprint.
Focus: Don't run around, stick to either BTC, ETH, or BNB.
Light Position: Keep losses within 'meal money'.
Copy: Once you make money, don't get carried away, don't leverage, think of ways to increase your principal.
Grow from small funds to large, relying not on luck but on this set of tedious yet effective systems.


