#大户持仓动态 , 39 years old this year, has entered the crypto world for exactly 8 years.
To be honest, over the years I have seen too many extremes: some people turned 30,000 into 1.6 million in one night through rolling positions, while I've seen even more people lose everything. Now my own assets have reached the tens of millions, but the biggest gain is not how much I earned, but understanding a simple truth — the crypto world is not a casino at all; it's a place that talks about strategy.
Last year I took a newbie under my wing, starting with a painfully low amount—only 800U in the account. When he placed his first order, his hands were shaking, terrified that a single mistake would wipe out his capital. I told him at the time: "Don't be afraid, just follow the rules, and you'll slowly rise."
So what was the result? The account broke 12,000 in three months and directly surged to 34,000 in five months. The whole process didn't blow up a single position. Some say this is just good luck, but I shake my head - this is the power of discipline.
**The methods he used can be summarized into these three points:**
**The first and most important rule: divide the principal into three parts and always leave a way out.**
Invest 300 to day trade, focusing only on Bitcoin and Ethereum. Take profits with fluctuations of 3 to 5 points. Use the remaining 300 for swing trading, waiting for clear opportunities to act, keeping positions for 3 to 5 days, aiming for stability. The last 200 is the bottom line; in extreme market conditions, do not touch it, as it provides the confidence to turn things around.
Look at those people who invest all their accounts with thousands of dollars. When it rises, they feel euphoric, and when it falls, they can’t sleep out of fear. Such people won’t go far. The real money-makers are definitely holding off-exchange money, not money that is tied up by the market.
**Article 2: Follow the trend, don't fight the fluctuations.**
The market spends about 80% of the time in sideways movement, making it frustrating. Trading every day only means paying fees to the exchange. If there are no clear signals, just sit tight; when a signal appears, act decisively. If you make a profit of 15 points, withdraw half first; securing profits is the way to go.
I have seen him double his account, and his rhythm is particularly steady—he doesn't rush to collect money, doesn't chase up or panic sell, just like an experienced hunter; he only strikes when necessary, and when he does, he hits the target.
**The third rule is the hardest: prioritize the rules and strictly control emotions.**
Set a stop loss at 3% for each trade, and leave as soon as it hits, no bargaining. If profits exceed 5%, immediately reduce the position by half and let the remaining profits run. The most crucial point - never average down on losses, which is the Achilles' heel for most people.
Making money, in simple terms, is about managing that restless heart with a system.
From 800U to 34,000U, from a novice to understanding trading, this guy took five months. Some think it's talent, but I know it's all about the three words: rules, patience, and discipline. Having a little capital isn't scary; what's scary is the constant mindset of wanting to make a big turnaround. The people who make money the easiest in the crypto world often seem the most boring—because they simply don't care about short-term fluctuations, they're just there executing the rules, moving forward step by step.
To be honest, over the years I have seen too many extremes: some people turned 30,000 into 1.6 million in one night through rolling positions, while I've seen even more people lose everything. Now my own assets have reached the tens of millions, but the biggest gain is not how much I earned, but understanding a simple truth — the crypto world is not a casino at all; it's a place that talks about strategy.
Last year I took a newbie under my wing, starting with a painfully low amount—only 800U in the account. When he placed his first order, his hands were shaking, terrified that a single mistake would wipe out his capital. I told him at the time: "Don't be afraid, just follow the rules, and you'll slowly rise."
So what was the result? The account broke 12,000 in three months and directly surged to 34,000 in five months. The whole process didn't blow up a single position. Some say this is just good luck, but I shake my head - this is the power of discipline.
**The methods he used can be summarized into these three points:**
**The first and most important rule: divide the principal into three parts and always leave a way out.**
Invest 300 to day trade, focusing only on Bitcoin and Ethereum. Take profits with fluctuations of 3 to 5 points. Use the remaining 300 for swing trading, waiting for clear opportunities to act, keeping positions for 3 to 5 days, aiming for stability. The last 200 is the bottom line; in extreme market conditions, do not touch it, as it provides the confidence to turn things around.
Look at those people who invest all their accounts with thousands of dollars. When it rises, they feel euphoric, and when it falls, they can’t sleep out of fear. Such people won’t go far. The real money-makers are definitely holding off-exchange money, not money that is tied up by the market.
**Article 2: Follow the trend, don't fight the fluctuations.**
The market spends about 80% of the time in sideways movement, making it frustrating. Trading every day only means paying fees to the exchange. If there are no clear signals, just sit tight; when a signal appears, act decisively. If you make a profit of 15 points, withdraw half first; securing profits is the way to go.
I have seen him double his account, and his rhythm is particularly steady—he doesn't rush to collect money, doesn't chase up or panic sell, just like an experienced hunter; he only strikes when necessary, and when he does, he hits the target.
**The third rule is the hardest: prioritize the rules and strictly control emotions.**
Set a stop loss at 3% for each trade, and leave as soon as it hits, no bargaining. If profits exceed 5%, immediately reduce the position by half and let the remaining profits run. The most crucial point - never average down on losses, which is the Achilles' heel for most people.
Making money, in simple terms, is about managing that restless heart with a system.
From 800U to 34,000U, from a novice to understanding trading, this guy took five months. Some think it's talent, but I know it's all about the three words: rules, patience, and discipline. Having a little capital isn't scary; what's scary is the constant mindset of wanting to make a big turnaround. The people who make money the easiest in the crypto world often seem the most boring—because they simply don't care about short-term fluctuations, they're just there executing the rules, moving forward step by step.
