If your principal is less than 1,000 U, don’t even think about getting rich quick. Let me tell you the plain truth.


There’s only one core: protect your principal first, then go steadily. Everything else is nonsense.
I used to guide a friend. He entered with 900 U and turned it into 300k U in three months.
It wasn’t because he got lucky, but because he strictly avoided the traps that retail traders are most likely to step into. I call this method “three fast knives.”
First knife: control position size
Split your funds evenly into three parts: one for day trading, one for swing trading, and the last one that never moves—your survival baseline.
Never go all-in. Going all-in isn’t bravery—it’s sentencing yourself to death. I’ve seen too many people “all-in at once.” When the market even sways slightly, their principal disappears immediately.
Second knife: pick opportunities carefully
Don’t touch sideways consolidation. If the direction is unclear, decisively stay out of the market.
Let me tell you: 80% of losses come from the illusion that “it feels like it’s going to rise.”
The market won’t offer opportunities every day, but your principal can’t afford to keep burning it. Fewer trades won’t kill you—doing one wrong trade can get you eliminated on the spot.
Third knife: manage emotions
Trade strictly according to the rules, never place orders based on feelings.
I only trade opportunities where the daily MACD forms a golden cross and is above the zero line: hold on when it’s on the chart, exit when it’s off the chart; if it breaks a key level, cut losses strictly; consider entering only after a breakout on increased volume.
When profit reaches 40%, reduce part of the position; at 80%, reduce another part. Once it breaks below the moving average, clear the position immediately. No hesitation, no fantasies, and no adding to bet on a rebound.
Now that friend’s account is already stable at above 45k U. More importantly, he doesn’t have to stay up late or stare at the charts—he only grabs high-certainty opportunities, enters fast and exits fast, and once it’s done, he’s done.
Crypto is the cruelest to small capital. It won’t let you lose slowly—it will make you zero in an instant.
You can never get back to break-even. The problem has never been the market—it’s that you used the wrong method.
This may not sound nice, but everything Gege says is the honest truth!!
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EmptySpaceOnTheFloorTiles
· 07-19 08:52
What you said makes a lot of sense, but I can’t control myself. I get liquidated again and again, but I can’t bear to get out of the market.
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