I only have $1800 on hand. Can I achieve 20x in the crypto world? Yes, but don't expect to rely on a single all-in bet.
I previously taught a beginner who turned $1800 into $30,000 in five months, and now the account has surpassed $45,000, all without a single liquidation. He didn't use any mysterious secrets, just a set of rigid but effective methods.
First is capital splitting. Divide the principal into three parts, each $600. Make intra-day trades with a 3% profit target and immediately take profits—don't be greedy; only trade strong, confirmed trends; the remaining $600 acts as insurance and stays untouched under any circumstances. This isn't conservatism; it's about survival. In the crypto world, capital is more valuable than luck.
Next is timing. Most of the time, the market is oscillating, and reckless moves are just giving away money. Only intervene when a breakout is confirmed; once it rises 25%, lock in some profits; if you can't understand the trend, go completely flat. Those who wait tend to earn the most.
Finally, discipline in execution. Three strict rules: no single loss exceeding 2%, take half profits when reaching 5%, and never add to losing positions or average down. Money earned by luck will eventually be lost; going from $1800 to $45,000 isn't luck—it's the result of a systematic approach.
For small funds to turn around, the key isn't explosive power but the resilience to survive long-term. True winners are never those who react the fastest, but those who can stay steady and make it to the end.
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GameFiCritic
· 19h ago
This is the correct approach; it's not something that can be achieved with a gambler's mentality. Money management, stop-loss discipline, risk splitting—these sound simple but really require restraint to implement... Most people fail because of greed and over-accumulation.
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GasGrillMaster
· 19h ago
This logic indeed hits the mark. The key is not to be greedy and hoard everything. Living long is the true way to victory.
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ShibaOnTheRun
· 19h ago
Sounds good, but I think the problem is that most people simply can't stick to this discipline.
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ColdWalletAnxiety
· 19h ago
You're absolutely right, all-in is a suicidal trade. I've seen too many dreams of overnight wealth shattered.
Splitting funds is indeed a good strategy; running with just 3% is much better than my previous reckless approach.
Waiting for this move is the hardest part; not many people can maintain the right mindset.
I only have $1800 on hand. Can I achieve 20x in the crypto world? Yes, but don't expect to rely on a single all-in bet.
I previously taught a beginner who turned $1800 into $30,000 in five months, and now the account has surpassed $45,000, all without a single liquidation. He didn't use any mysterious secrets, just a set of rigid but effective methods.
First is capital splitting. Divide the principal into three parts, each $600. Make intra-day trades with a 3% profit target and immediately take profits—don't be greedy; only trade strong, confirmed trends; the remaining $600 acts as insurance and stays untouched under any circumstances. This isn't conservatism; it's about survival. In the crypto world, capital is more valuable than luck.
Next is timing. Most of the time, the market is oscillating, and reckless moves are just giving away money. Only intervene when a breakout is confirmed; once it rises 25%, lock in some profits; if you can't understand the trend, go completely flat. Those who wait tend to earn the most.
Finally, discipline in execution. Three strict rules: no single loss exceeding 2%, take half profits when reaching 5%, and never add to losing positions or average down. Money earned by luck will eventually be lost; going from $1800 to $45,000 isn't luck—it's the result of a systematic approach.
For small funds to turn around, the key isn't explosive power but the resilience to survive long-term. True winners are never those who react the fastest, but those who can stay steady and make it to the end.