For over eight years navigating the crypto market, I've received the same familiar messages every day:

"Brother, I have 3,000 - 5,000 U, do you think it's possible to multiply my account by 10?"

Every time I read these sentences, I just want to shake my head vigorously. Crypto isn't a machine that turns stone into gold, nor is it a casino where you can go all-in hoping for luck. This is a battlefield, and there's only one principle of survival: only by not committing suicide do you have a chance of winning.

I've never promised anyone a chance to get rich overnight. In fact, all the people I've mentored, starting from humble beginnings, didn't succeed through luck, but through perseverance, discipline, and going against their instincts.

Last year, I encountered a very typical case. His account was down to just 3,000U, he was losing so much he wanted to delete the app, trading with a "last resort" mentality. But after following the right method, his account grew to six figures.

He didn't do anything miraculous, he just persistently followed these three extremely "inhuman" principles.

1. Overcoming the Addiction of "Fast Hands + Heavy Shots" – More Important Than Any Indicator

The fatal mistake of those with limited capital isn't having little money, but always thinking:

"Just place one big order, and if it hits, you'll recover all your losses."

Before following me, he considered going all-in as a matter of faith, placing large orders whenever the price moved, and the result was that he was mercilessly crushed by the market every time.

The first thing I made him do was:
👉 Lock the weighting of each trade at 10% – 20% of your account.
👉 Even if the odds are incredibly favorable, exceeding this threshold means you're not allowed to enter.
👉 If emotions run high, close the app and leave the screen.

My ironclad rules:

  • 90% of market movements are not worth trading.

  • The time without a position must be longer than the time the order is held.

  • If you can avoid 80% of the temptations, your account will have outperformed most other traders.

Making money in crypto isn't about trading a lot, but about avoiding making wrong trades.

2. Reading the Market's "Breathing Pulse" – More Important Than Drawing Indicators

Many people think trading is about: drawing trendlines, analyzing overlapping RSI, MACD, and EMA.
In fact, the market is like a human being – it breathes.

  • Sideway movement, low liquidity → don't even dream of buying at the bottom.

    • Use only a small position to explore the market.

    • The stop-loss order is so short… it hurts my hand.

    • If you're wrong, exit immediately; don't argue with the market.

  • A breakout with clear volume, holding the support zone → this is when it's worth following.

    • Gradually increasing position in line with the trend.

    • Make money by going with the flow, not against it.

After some training, he is no longer dependent on indicators.
Just by looking at the volume and price fluctuations, you can tell:

  • Where is the real break?

  • Where is the FOMO trap?

👉 The key to making money is following trends, not predicting the future.
The market is always right, but ego is not.

3. Don't Be a "Bug Follower of the News" – 2-3 Coins Are More Than Enough

Crypto is available every day:

  • New coin

  • New Narratives

  • New KOLs are shouting "x100"

Someone with a few thousand USD trying to spread their investments across 7-8 coins will almost certainly end up losing their capital and having very little experience left. Small capital cannot withstand such diversification.

I always ask my students:

👉 Focus on only 2-3 familiar coins
👉 Understand clearly:

  • Price adjustment habits

  • Ways cash flows in and out.

  • Reactions to negative market sentiment

That student only tracks two old coins, and understands them better than his girlfriend's personality.
Therefore:

  • A more precise entry point.

  • Less susceptible to news interference

  • Profits are much more stable and sustainable.

In conclusion: If you have little capital and want to turn the tide, don't think about "going all-in" – think about "surviving for the long term".

In crypto, you haven't lost until your account is wiped out. Market cycles are always longer than most people can withstand.

You don't need to win every wave.
You just need to:

  • A correct method

  • Enforcement discipline

  • Be patient and wait for your time.

At that point, bite down hard and don't let go – that's enough.

If you're holding a few thousand USD, struggling to know where to enter or exit trades; or have lost a lot and want to rebuild your trading system in a more structured way.

👉 Follow me, and at least you won't continue to waste your money on emotions.