#以太坊行情技术解读 Small accounts multiply tenfold? The craziest case I've seen is like this

Early last year, I met a friend whose account only had $1,200 of principal. At that time, he was chasing every rise and fall daily, dreaming of a big move that could turn everything around. But he kept messing around and lost everything.

I told him, don’t rush, follow my rhythm. After four months, his account reached $37,000. Now? It’s already over $100,000. During this period, regardless of market rises or falls, he never got liquidated.

How did he do it? The core points are three.

**Position Always Divided into Three Layers**

Going all-in will eventually land you in the hospital. Our approach is:

The first layer is for intraday trades, quick in and out, earning 3-5 points per trade before exiting, treating it as pocket money. This portion accounts for 10-15% of total capital.

The second layer is for sniping. When the trend is clear and the main upward wave begins, that’s when you go big. Eat your fill in one go. This layer usually makes up 20-30%.

The remaining 50-60% is held tightly. This is the bottom card. This portion is used to withstand any market volatility.

Many people don’t understand that position control isn’t about earning less but about surviving longer — only by staying alive can you hope to see the real big moves.

**Only Take High-Probability Trades**

When the market oscillates repeatedly, others chase after movements, operating more and more, losing money. Smart traders pause here, stay in cash, wait for opportunities, and keep a rock-solid mindset.

Once the trend is confirmed to move, and $BTC and $ETH clearly identify the direction, and big funds are positioning on chain, that’s when to strike hard.

Once you earn 20% of your principal, consider taking some profits off the table. Take out 30% of the gains and lock them in your wallet, let the rest run. I’ve seen top traders whose style is “lay low most of the time, but whenever they move, they can profit for three years.”

**Discipline Is More Valuable Than Technique**

This is the most critical point.

Set your stop-loss at 2%. When hit, cut it. No bargaining, no waiting for rebounds — just cut and move on.

When profits reach 4%, cash out some immediately to recover your costs. This reduces psychological pressure significantly.

Don’t add to your positions or double down. Admit mistakes when you make them, and try again on the next trade. You don’t need to win every time, as long as the big direction is correct and you follow strict discipline, the market ultimately can’t do anything to you.

I always say, the ones who get wiped out in exchanges aren’t those lacking skill, but emotional traders losing control. They understand everything but simply can’t execute.

**Is it really that hopeless with little capital?**

No. The key isn’t how low your starting point is, but how impatient you are.

What do I do every day? Analyze on-chain data, monitor major wallet movements, watch trading pair depth, and constantly optimize my trading models. These unseen accumulations are the real foundation of stable profits.

Many ask if I can bring them along to profit together. I say yes, but first you must learn to survive. In this market, those who can keep their rhythm steady and control their emotions will end up thriving.

Position management, risk control, and psychological building — none can be missed. Some people are talented but have poor mindset; others have large capital but chaotic operations. The ones who make big money? They’re often the most boring group — they keep repeating and following rules.

Turning things around isn’t impossible, but the prerequisite is to first survive.