Many people say that with a small amount of funds, you can't play in the crypto world, but I want to use my experience to debunk this myth. Starting with 800U, I reached 30,000U in five months, and I never once blew up my position. The key is not luck, but discipline.
**Three-Part Strategy: Survive to Have a Chance to Turn Things Around**
I divide my principal into three parts, treating each with the caution of loading bullets.
300U for short-term trading. Focus only on BTC and ETH, aiming for small daily fluctuations of 3%-5%. Take profits quickly when caught, avoid greed, and trade like hunting—fast in, fast out. Take profits when successful, cut losses when not, without emotional involvement.
Another 300U for swing trading. Wait for major events—such as ETF approvals or policy changes—before acting, usually holding for 3 to 5 days. This money isn't urgent; like a sniper resting most of the time, only striking precisely when opportunities arise.
The remaining 200U is strategic reserve. During market dips, can buy the bottom; during crazy rallies, can restrain FOMO. Keeping this money safe means avoiding losses.
**Seeing Through the Essence of Opportunities**
Technical analysis, candlestick charts, various indicators—these are all just accessories. The real test for traders is patience. I spend 90% of my time waiting, only acting during the high-probability 10% of opportunities.
When BTC holds key support levels or ETH breaks previous highs, it's time to move. Once a single trade yields 15%, exit immediately, regardless of whether it will rise further. The rules are simple—stick to them, and miracles can happen.
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TopBuyerBottomSeller
· 2h ago
800U multiplied by 37 times, easy to say, but how many people actually follow through... Discipline is easy to understand but hard to practice.
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LiquidationOracle
· 18h ago
Discipline is easy to talk about but hard to do; the key is really being able to hold back and not act.
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LootboxPhobia
· 18h ago
Sounds good, but how many people can truly stick to the three-part method? I think most will still be overwhelmed by FOMO and break their psychological defenses.
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LostBetweenChains
· 18h ago
It seems that discipline is indeed the core, but it still feels quite difficult to say and easy to do.
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gas_fee_trauma
· 18h ago
Wow, the three-part division is really awesome, especially the 200U strategic reserve. This is the right way to stay alive.
Many people say that with a small amount of funds, you can't play in the crypto world, but I want to use my experience to debunk this myth. Starting with 800U, I reached 30,000U in five months, and I never once blew up my position. The key is not luck, but discipline.
**Three-Part Strategy: Survive to Have a Chance to Turn Things Around**
I divide my principal into three parts, treating each with the caution of loading bullets.
300U for short-term trading. Focus only on BTC and ETH, aiming for small daily fluctuations of 3%-5%. Take profits quickly when caught, avoid greed, and trade like hunting—fast in, fast out. Take profits when successful, cut losses when not, without emotional involvement.
Another 300U for swing trading. Wait for major events—such as ETF approvals or policy changes—before acting, usually holding for 3 to 5 days. This money isn't urgent; like a sniper resting most of the time, only striking precisely when opportunities arise.
The remaining 200U is strategic reserve. During market dips, can buy the bottom; during crazy rallies, can restrain FOMO. Keeping this money safe means avoiding losses.
**Seeing Through the Essence of Opportunities**
Technical analysis, candlestick charts, various indicators—these are all just accessories. The real test for traders is patience. I spend 90% of my time waiting, only acting during the high-probability 10% of opportunities.
When BTC holds key support levels or ETH breaks previous highs, it's time to move. Once a single trade yields 15%, exit immediately, regardless of whether it will rise further. The rules are simple—stick to them, and miracles can happen.