In the crypto world, those who can grow small funds are often not relying on divine signals, but on a set of methods that can keep their emotions in check.
I started with 2000U and reached 60,000U in 43 days, and this is how I did it. There are only two core steps: 1. Always diversify, never fully commit Divide 2000U into 5 parts, each 400U. Only allocate one part at a time, always keeping four parts as reserve funds. This way, even if you hit a series of losses, it won't affect your core capital. 2. Fixed risk-reward ratio, mechanical execution Set a stop-loss at only 3% (about 12U) per trade, and target a take-profit of 6%-10% (starting at 24U). No holding through losses, no greed—cut when wrong, hold when right. In a month, I made about 70 trades, with a win rate of around 60%. Let's do the math: 42 profitable trades × average 35U = 1470U 28 losing trades × 12U = 336U Net profit exceeds 1100U, easily doubling the initial capital. Why do most people fail to do this?
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In the crypto world, those who can grow small funds are often not relying on divine signals, but on a set of methods that can keep their emotions in check.
I started with 2000U and reached 60,000U in 43 days, and this is how I did it.
There are only two core steps:
1. Always diversify, never fully commit
Divide 2000U into 5 parts, each 400U. Only allocate one part at a time, always keeping four parts as reserve funds. This way, even if you hit a series of losses, it won't affect your core capital.
2. Fixed risk-reward ratio, mechanical execution
Set a stop-loss at only 3% (about 12U) per trade, and target a take-profit of 6%-10% (starting at 24U).
No holding through losses, no greed—cut when wrong, hold when right.
In a month, I made about 70 trades, with a win rate of around 60%.
Let's do the math:
42 profitable trades × average 35U = 1470U
28 losing trades × 12U = 336U
Net profit exceeds 1100U, easily doubling the initial capital.
Why do most people fail to do this?