Let’s talk about something practical today.
Some people say that the crypto world is just a casino, but honestly, those who can survive in the market and keep making money are never relying on metaphysics.
Three months ago, a rookie brother with less than 2000U came to me and said he wanted to test the waters. I didn’t advise him to back out, I just told him: "If you want to play, first learn how to walk before you run; don’t just hit the ground as soon as you enter the arena."
Guess what happened? In less than three months, the account surged from 1800U to 29,000U, and now it’s steadily hovering around 58,000U – the key point is, he hasn’t experienced a single liquidation.
Many people think he is incredibly lucky, but I know that this guy just summarized the 'Three-Hand Principle' from the falls he took, and he’s using it quite thoroughly.
First, splitting your capital is a lifesaver.
I had him divide his capital into three parts: 600U for intraday trading, 600U for swing trading, and the remaining 600U as a core holding. While others are all-in and get shaken out by volatility, he uses his three legs to alternate power, ensuring that at least one can keep pace. To win in the market, you must first ensure that you don’t easily get wiped out.
Secondly, don’t waste bullets in a sideways market.
I repeatedly say: when the market is sticky and sluggish, just lie back and watch the show. When a trend comes, cut in sharply and hold on, taking 30% profit off the table once you earn over 20%. The rhythm of seasoned traders is, after all, 'better to miss than to make a mistake'; when you act, you must see results.
Thirdly, rules are specifically designed to treat emotional highs.
I set strict rules for him: cut losses at 2%, take profits at 4%, and never average down. At first, he felt restricted, but later he realized that this is the freest way to play – the rules lock away greed and fear, allowing the account to steadily climb.
From a few thousand to nearly sixty thousand, it's not a myth, just the inevitable result of system execution.
The market is always changing, but human nature does not. Those who can suppress their inner demons and adhere to the rules are the ones who deserve to survive in the crypto world. Making quick money relies on luck, while making stable money relies on brains.
You have your strategy, and I have my framework. No bragging, no empty promises, just one thing: don’t let your account run with emotions, let it follow the rules.
