Some say that the crypto world relies on luck, but that's not true. Recently, I reviewed the account growth of a trader who just entered the market. Starting with 1,500 USD, it took him a full five months to steadily reach 42,000 USD. Throughout the process, he didn't use high leverage, didn't chase news, but instead achieved doubling through the simplest methods.

The first cornerstone of this system is position splitting. Divide the 1,500 USD into three parts—one for intraday fluctuations, taking profits when the market looks good; another for mid-term trends, only acting upon clear breakouts; and the last purely as a ballast, never moving regardless of circumstances. The benefit of this approach is that any problem in one position won't cause serious damage.

The second step is to abandon those "possible" gains. The crypto market is characterized by long periods of sideways movement. Instead of frequently entering and exiting during oscillations, it's better to turn off trading software and wait for the main upward wave to truly start before re-entering. Once profits reach the target, lock in 60% of the gains, and let the remaining positions follow the trend to continue running, but never chase the last bit of tail-end行情.

The third aspect is execution discipline. When a 2% loss threshold is hit, cut the position immediately—don't think a rebound will save you; take profit in stages every 5% increase; never add to losing positions, as averaging down often leads to bigger losses.

The contrast is obvious—while others are repeatedly cut during volatility, he adjusts his mindset during flat periods; while others get trapped chasing highs, he has already fully exited at high levels. Whether small funds can turn around depends not on how aggressive you are, but on how calm you remain. Those seemingly rigid trading rules are precisely the confidence that allows you to survive the longest in the crypto market.