加密陈队长
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With a small capital to trade cryptocurrencies, 'surviving first' is more important than 'getting rich overnight'.
I have seen too many people thinking they can get rich with just a few hundred dollars, only to blow up and leave within half a month. But I have a friend who started with $800 and turned it into $30,000 in two months, now stabilizing at over $37,000, with zero blow-ups throughout. The core logic behind this is progressing from $5,000 to stable profits:
1. Divide the capital into three parts: one part for day trading, one trade per day, withdraw once the target is reached; one part for swing trading, only catching trends over 10%; and finally, keep one part as a reserve, never to be used. Surviving creates opportunities for profit.
2. If the market is sideways for more than three days, close the software, and only enter when it breaks the range or stabilizes above the moving average. Withdraw 30% when profits exceed 20% of the capital. 'Wait quietly for opportunities; act only when it's stable'.
3. Rules control emotions: set a stop loss at 2%, cut losses at the point; reduce the position by half when profits exceed 4%; never increase the position when in loss. Let the rules withstand greed and fear.
A small capital is not a barrier; impatience is.
If you are still losing sleep over small fluctuations, unsure how to allocate funds and catch trends, I would be happy to share my experiences to help you avoid pitfalls, survive longer, and earn steadily.
I have seen too many people thinking they can get rich with just a few hundred dollars, only to blow up and leave within half a month. But I have a friend who started with $800 and turned it into $30,000 in two months, now stabilizing at over $37,000, with zero blow-ups throughout. The core logic behind this is progressing from $5,000 to stable profits:
1. Divide the capital into three parts: one part for day trading, one trade per day, withdraw once the target is reached; one part for swing trading, only catching trends over 10%; and finally, keep one part as a reserve, never to be used. Surviving creates opportunities for profit.
2. If the market is sideways for more than three days, close the software, and only enter when it breaks the range or stabilizes above the moving average. Withdraw 30% when profits exceed 20% of the capital. 'Wait quietly for opportunities; act only when it's stable'.
3. Rules control emotions: set a stop loss at 2%, cut losses at the point; reduce the position by half when profits exceed 4%; never increase the position when in loss. Let the rules withstand greed and fear.
A small capital is not a barrier; impatience is.
If you are still losing sleep over small fluctuations, unsure how to allocate funds and catch trends, I would be happy to share my experiences to help you avoid pitfalls, survive longer, and earn steadily.
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