2025-12-31 01:27:21

A recent interesting phenomenon in the market: someone turned 1200U into 3000U in just 6 days. How did they do it? It’s not some black technology; they simply executed common risk management methods properly.

The core logic is actually very simple—three principles: position sizing, discipline, and restraint.

First, look at position sizing. Divide 1200U into 10 parts, each 120U. The advantage of this approach is that it provides 10 chances to try and error. Many people like to go all-in, betting everything in a single shot, risking liquidation in despair, and ending up with no principal. The benefit of position sizing is that the cost of failure is completely controllable.

Next is take-profit and stop-loss, which must be strictly adhered to. A common flaw in the market is greed—seeing the price rise and not setting take-profit or stop-loss points, only to see the gains slip away and then get beaten down by the market. Leverage tools are similar; 20x leverage is enough, 100x is just asking for death.

Now, consider the expected value: an ordinary person with a 10,000U principal, using spot trading combined with small contracts, can steadily earn 2000-3000U in a month. The principal is recovered in three months. After that, continue trading with the profits, and the mindset naturally stays stable.

Everywhere in the market are screenshots of profit-sharing posts—you only see the survivors. What about those who got liquidated? They’ve long gone silent. Behind the glamorous numbers are lessons learned through blood and tears.

The industry consensus is very clear: stable compound interest is the key to longevity; going all-in is a path to self-destruction. With a 10,000U principal, earning 150U daily is very normal; in a month, that’s a 4,500U increase—more than many people’s monthly salary.

The method isn’t complicated, and opportunities are plentiful. The real bottleneck is execution and emotional management. Those who can see through this logic show that their mindset is still on the right track. The crypto market is indeed risky, but risks can be tamed through strategy.

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AirdropAnxiety

· 5h ago

Honestly, the concept of position splitting is indeed a common topic, but very few people actually implement it, and I often fail myself. The most sobering point in this article is that— the profit screenshots you see are from those who survived; those who didn't make it are already silent. The market is like that; some people exchange blood and tears for a sense of resonance in your comment. 150 dollars a day sounds small, but this is probably the way to live a long and sustainable life.

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CrossChainBreather

· 5h ago

That's right, the key is really being able to hold your mindset. I've seen too many people understand the principle of position sizing but just can't do it.

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fomo_fighter

· 5h ago

Haha, it's the same old theory again. It's not wrong to say, but very few people can actually do it.

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Frontrunner

· 5h ago

Basically, it's just about not being greedy. The strategy of splitting positions is indeed clever, allowing for some margin of error; otherwise, going all-in in one shot could wipe you out.

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GhostAddressMiner

· 5h ago

6 days 3x... These stories are always the most eye-catching, but looking at the large fund flows on the chain, you know that truly stable compounding addresses are few and far between. That's right, diversifying positions can indeed reduce the risk of liquidation, but the problem is that most people can't hold out until the third position and start to break down. Emotional management has always been the biggest lie.

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