Many people in the crypto world dream of multiplying their holdings tenfold in one go, but after years of navigating the market, you'll realize that compared to those luck-driven sudden riches, steady doubling is actually much more difficult.
Recently, I shared a trading approach with a friend. Over three months, he turned an initial capital of 5,000 USDT into 130,000 USDT. Honestly, there’s no secret formula here—it's simply four words: focus and compound interest.
He started out just like most people, getting restless at the slightest market movement, following others’ profits, trying to chase the trend. But gradually, he realized that those who truly make money each have their own rhythm and principles.
Our method is quite straightforward: two actions repeated over and over—position splitting and cycling.
For example, suppose you have 100,000 USDT. You divide it into five or six parts. Each time, you only use one part to trade spot. The rules are simple—no chasing highs, no all-in bets. When the price drops 10%, you add another part to lower your average cost; when it rises 10%, you sell a part to lock in profits. The entire process is mechanical, following a predetermined plan, without guessing whether the market will go up or down. At first glance, this approach seems slow, but over time, you’ll feel the acceleration of compound interest—it's truly beyond imagination.
After sticking with this for a while, you'll find yourself in a completely different position. When others are stuck and can't move, you still have idle funds to add to your positions; when others get wiped out, you’re steadily increasing your wealth through compounding. Even if the market suddenly plunges, you won’t panic because your position is well-structured, and your mindset remains stable.
Looking back, this logic sounds simple, but actually doing it requires real skill. The challenge lies in maintaining your original intention—sticking to one strategy without wavering, resisting market temptations, and not messing around. The reason I can gradually grow my principal is precisely because of this discipline—sticking to the rhythm without fuss.
Stick to real trading, don’t play virtual games. If you want to find a reliable way to avoid pitfalls and grow steadily, give this method a try.
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SybilAttackVictim
· 01-07 19:19
Honestly, the concept of position cycling sounds easy, but sticking with it is really tough. I've tried it myself, and by the third month, I started getting itchy to chase the hot trends. As soon as I wavered, things went wrong. The key is to resist temptation.
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CryptoHistoryClass
· 01-07 11:54
nah this 5k to 130k story hits different when u actually check the math on historical drawdowns tho... literally the 2017 playbook but with better copium about "discipline"
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DegenWhisperer
· 01-07 11:54
That's right, you just need to keep the rhythm and not mess around. A few years ago, I also had the bad habit of chasing highs and selling lows, which led to huge losses. Now I understand that compound interest may seem slow, but it's truly the only way to survive until the end.
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ContractSurrender
· 01-07 11:48
It sounds good, but how many can actually do it? I've seen too many people who initially swear they will follow the plan, but once the market takes a turn, they break their promise. It's still easy to be tempted.
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SerumSquirter
· 01-07 11:34
To be honest, I've known the logic of position splitting and looping for a long time, but I just can't do it... Every time I can't help but want to chase the high, and when I see others making money, my eyes turn red.
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fren.eth
· 01-07 11:27
That's right, but too many people can't wait for the compounding process. When they see it hasn't doubled in a week, they want to dump and start over.
Many people in the crypto world dream of multiplying their holdings tenfold in one go, but after years of navigating the market, you'll realize that compared to those luck-driven sudden riches, steady doubling is actually much more difficult.
Recently, I shared a trading approach with a friend. Over three months, he turned an initial capital of 5,000 USDT into 130,000 USDT. Honestly, there’s no secret formula here—it's simply four words: focus and compound interest.
He started out just like most people, getting restless at the slightest market movement, following others’ profits, trying to chase the trend. But gradually, he realized that those who truly make money each have their own rhythm and principles.
Our method is quite straightforward: two actions repeated over and over—position splitting and cycling.
For example, suppose you have 100,000 USDT. You divide it into five or six parts. Each time, you only use one part to trade spot. The rules are simple—no chasing highs, no all-in bets. When the price drops 10%, you add another part to lower your average cost; when it rises 10%, you sell a part to lock in profits. The entire process is mechanical, following a predetermined plan, without guessing whether the market will go up or down. At first glance, this approach seems slow, but over time, you’ll feel the acceleration of compound interest—it's truly beyond imagination.
After sticking with this for a while, you'll find yourself in a completely different position. When others are stuck and can't move, you still have idle funds to add to your positions; when others get wiped out, you’re steadily increasing your wealth through compounding. Even if the market suddenly plunges, you won’t panic because your position is well-structured, and your mindset remains stable.
Looking back, this logic sounds simple, but actually doing it requires real skill. The challenge lies in maintaining your original intention—sticking to one strategy without wavering, resisting market temptations, and not messing around. The reason I can gradually grow my principal is precisely because of this discipline—sticking to the rhythm without fuss.
Stick to real trading, don’t play virtual games. If you want to find a reliable way to avoid pitfalls and grow steadily, give this method a try.