1800U A comeback! In 60 days, I reached 30,000U by following these three rules.
The essence of making money in the crypto world is not about who is smarter, but about who makes fewer mistakes.
A month ago, a fan's account was ambushed by a new coin, and his capital shrank from 5000U to 1800U. He almost wanted to give up and asked me, “Sister, can I still turn this around?”
I said, “Don’t rush to find a hundredfold coin; first learn not to lose money.”
I had him split the 1800U into three parts, each 600U, with distinct roles and absolutely no mixing:
First part: Testing funds
Trade a maximum of 2 times a day; stop immediately if losing 5%.
Only do 4-hour level breakouts for Bitcoin and Ethereum, and avoid altcoins.
The goal is not to make big money, but to “maintain feel and control drawdown.”
Second part: Trend position
If Bitcoin/Ethereum's weekly does not stand above EMA20, remain in cash.
Only open a position with 600U after a volume breakout above the previous high and confirmed by the close.
Move the stop loss to the cost price after a 10% profit to protect the capital safety.
Third part: Emergency funds$XRP
When the first two positions trigger a stop-loss, use them for staggered replenishment.
Do not exceed 200U in a single replenishment to avoid emotional averaging down.
The sole purpose: Prevent being shaken out by volatility and maintain entry qualifications.
Why do most people lose money?
They always want a big comeback but forget that “liquidation is like amputation”: once the capital is gone, no matter how good the opportunity is, it has nothing to do with you.
Refusing to pay for mistakes, stubbornly holding on to losses, eventually turning a shallow loss into a deep one.
After 60 days, his account surged to 30,000U
Not by catching a skyrocketing coin, but by strictly segmenting positions, 5% stop-loss, and taking profits gradually.
He said, “It turns out that making money doesn’t require daily operations, just heavy positions on opportunities I understand.”
The crypto world is never short of opportunities; what’s lacking is the capital and discipline to survive.
If you are tired of being repeatedly harvested by the market, you might as well start with these three rules—making fewer mistakes is the fastest path to recovery.
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