Making money in the crypto world is often seen as a gamble by many, who think it's all about luck. But those who truly manage to grow their accounts know that it's never about innate talent.



I know a young guy who started with only 1800U, and in three months, he managed to grow it to 29,000U. Now he's steady at around 58,000U—never experiencing a margin call during that time. When I ask how he did it, the truth is he simply executed the methodology I developed through continuous exploration and repeated validation.

First point: Diversify to survive. Never put all your money in at once. Divide 1800U into three parts, each 600U, each serving a different purpose—one for short-term trades, with at most one order per day, taking profits and then exiting; another for swing trading, making moves every ten days or half a month, waiting for big opportunities; the last part stays at the bottom of the account, untouched regardless of market fluctuations—that's your safety fund. Compare this to full-position traders—when the market moves against them, their accounts get wiped out, with no chance to recover.

Second point: Follow the trend, and rest decisively during sideways markets. You must admit that most of the time, the market is fighting itself, and frequent trading just hands money over. Only get in when a real trend emerges—that's the rhythm. An important detail—if your account's floating profit exceeds 20%, take some profits off the table to secure gains. Those who trade daily may not necessarily make money; true experts tend to trade less frequently but can capture a complete trend when they do.

Third point: Psychological discipline. Use rules to control emotional swings. The biggest danger in trading isn't losing money itself, but the chain reaction that follows losing control. Before opening each trade, write down three rules: set a 2% stop-loss and exit if triggered; reduce positions gradually when floating profits reach 4%; never add to losing trades, no matter how tempting, and never top up. When you stop relying on gut feelings, your account becomes more stable.

In short, whether you can make money in the crypto space depends on whether you have a set of trading rules that can keep you alive long-term. No matter how volatile the market, sticking to these rules will keep your path steady.
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WalletDetectivevip
· 4h ago
Positioning, stop-loss, and not chasing orders—these three tactics are spot on, but executing them often feels like a slap in the face.
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SchroedingerGasvip
· 4h ago
The split position strategy is indeed solid, much more stable than those all-in maniacs.
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LiquidityWizardvip
· 4h ago
Partitioning, stop-loss, and not chasing orders—there's nothing wrong with that, but few can actually do it.
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