From 1200U to 48,000U: The turnaround in the cryptocurrency world starts with following the rules
At 36, after entering the cryptocurrency world for 6 years, I once turned an 80,000 principal into 2.86 million overnight, but also due to greed, I ended up in debt after a month.
Having experienced the peaks and valleys, I can now say that I have truly stabilized my footing.
Many people criticize the cryptocurrency world as a casino, but in my view, it has always been a battlefield of strategy, especially when the principal is small; staying calm is more important than anything else.
Not long ago, I guided a newcomer with a small account of 1200U. His hands were trembling when placing orders, fearing that one operation would wipe out his principal.
I only told him: Follow the rules, and you can make it too.
Unexpectedly, three months later, his account broke through 21,000U, and five months later, it surged to 48,000U, with zero liquidations throughout.
This is by no means luck; it all relies on three ironclad rules.
First, diversify funds instead of putting all eggs in one basket. Split 1200U into three parts: 400U for day trading, focusing only on mainstream coins like Bitcoin and Ethereum, and decisively take profits when fluctuations reach 3%-5%.
Use 400U for swing trading, waiting for clear signals before acting, aiming to hold positions for 3-5 days for stability.
Keep the remaining 400U as backup funds; even in extreme market conditions, do not touch this, as it provides the confidence to turn around. Those who go all in will ultimately not go far.
Second, chase trends, not whipsaws.
The market spends 80% of the time in sideways movement, and frequent trading will result in unnecessary transaction fees.
If there are no signals, patiently wait; if there are signals, decisively enter the market, taking half profits once reaching 15% and exiting. Locking in profits is the most reliable choice.
Third, rules prioritize controlling emotions.
Never let a single trade lose more than 3%; leave when it's time without hesitation; if profits exceed 5%, reduce the position by half, letting the remaining profits run naturally.
Even in losses, never add to losing positions to avoid getting trapped deeper.
Having a small principal has never been an obstacle; the fear lies in the gambler's mentality of always wanting to turn it around in one shot.
The leap from 1200U to 48,000U relies on solid rules, sufficient patience, and strict discipline.
Most people are trapped in a cycle of losses, not due to a lack of effort but rather the absence of a guiding light.
Opportunities are always present, but they wait for no one. Follow Yi Ge, and I'll guide you steadily to shore.
