Starting with 1200U, rolling to 32,000U in five months, with zero liquidation throughout #币圈暴富

Xiao Zhang, a programmer who just entered the circle, treated trading as a "calculation problem."

In the cryptocurrency market of 2025, dominated by institutional funds, he didn't chase hot trends; instead, he relied on three strict rules to outperform the market.

Capital division is his first line of defense.

1200U is split into three parts: 500U for day trading $ETH , focusing on the 4-hour MA60 support level; ETH rebounded multiple times at 23.8 dollars in May, and he took 3%-5% profit each time before leaving;

400U for swing trading $SOL , during November when SOL was trading sideways between 12-13 dollars, he firmly stayed out until a trend signal appeared when it broke through 13.5 dollars;

The remaining 300U is used to buy $BTC as a base position, anchoring at the key support zone of 80,000 dollars, never to be moved.

"Only eating trend meat, avoiding choppy scraps" is his second principle.

In December, when BTC was fluctuating around 90,000 dollars, he stayed out for two weeks, waiting until the MACD showed a bullish crossover to take action.

For any single trade profit exceeding 15%, he takes half of the profit; for example, when SOL rises to 15.2 dollars, he first secures 400U, using the remaining position to chase greater space.

The harshest rule is the emotional iron law: if a single loss hits 2%, he immediately stops loss; when BTC retraced to around 88,100 dollars on December 14, he decisively cut his position without averaging down.

He reduces his position when profits reach 4%, never being greedy.

I have seen too many people fully invested chasing highs and getting liquidated, which made me understand that Xiao Zhang's wins are not luck.

The more institutionalized the market, the more valuable discipline becomes.

Small funds are not looking for overnight doubling, but for using rules to protect every profit.

This road is slow, but every step counts. @bit冰