The harshest rule in the crypto world is actually very simple: start with $1200, and my account has now steadily crossed the 66 million mark.

To be honest, I’m not a second-generation rich kid; I’m just an ordinary retail investor. I’ve seen too many people rush into the crypto space with the mindset of getting rich overnight, only to have their principal completely wiped out by reckless gambling. My secret is only one—don’t ask “how much can I make this wave,” just ask “should I go in this wave.” I openly share my experience of rolling positions over the years👇

**Phase One: Practice with position control, survival is the most important**

Divide $1200 into 6 parts, $200 per trade. Every trade must set stop-loss and take-profit; never leave it to luck. Don’t chase, don’t hold against the trend, don’t gamble against the trend—only take opportunities you understand. Sometimes you only make a little profit in a day, but the key is to stay alive.

**Phase Two: Add positions on profit, seize the golden trend segment**

When the account exceeds $12,000, the advanced strategy kicks in. Each position is strictly limited to within 30% of the total position. As the market trends, I add positions in batches but never chase the top or bottom. I hold tightly to the middle of the trend, letting profits run on their own.

**Phase Three: Take profits and withdraw funds, stability is the most profitable**

After the account surpasses $300,000, weekly locking in profits and withdrawing funds becomes a habit. It’s not because I’m afraid of losses, but because I’m afraid of getting cocky after making money. Securing profits is the only way to protect gains—doing this more often makes rolling positions faster and more stable.

🔥 Most people blow up their accounts because they fall into these 3 traps:
- Chaotic position management, going all-in on one shot
- Never setting stop-loss, small losses turn into big ones
- Correctly reading the big trend but dying on the way to hold against the trend

The crypto space has never been a place for solo battles. Without a reliable community or timely market information, even with effort, it’s easy to fall into traps. Those who truly succeed are often those who, under strict risk control frameworks, stick to disciplined trading as a result.