Can you make 1 million yuan in the crypto world in one year?
Many people want to know the answer to this question. Honestly, it’s possible — but the prerequisite is discipline and a method.
I want to share a trading approach I’ve been using all along. It’s simple to say, and truly practical:
**The core logic is straightforward**
Divide your principal equally into five parts. If you have 10,000 yuan, that’s five parts of 2,000 each. Only trade with one part at a time.
Step 1: Buy a certain coin at the current price.
Step 2: If the coin price drops by 10%? Continue buying, using the second part.
Step 3: If the coin price rises by 10%? Don’t be greedy, sell one part, and pocket a 2,000 yuan profit.
Step 4: Repeat the cycle.
**Why is this method effective**
The key is that once you start buying, don’t fear if the price drops. In fact, the more it falls, the more opportunities you have — because you will keep adding to your position. Simply put, if all five parts of your funds are used up, the coin price has at least halved nearly 50%. Unless there’s a massive market crash, it’s unlikely to fall that hard.
How to calculate the profit? Every sale yields a steady 10%. For example, with a total capital of 100,000 yuan, using 20,000 yuan each time, each sale nets 2,000 yuan. This stability is much more comfortable than relying on luck.
**But this method also has its bottlenecks**
A 10% fluctuation isn’t small. In reality, trades might take a long time to execute, and you’ll have to wait. This reduces capital efficiency — your money might sit idle or be tied up in a long-term position in a certain coin.
**How to solve this?**
You can change your approach. Choose coins with relatively stable volatility to operate on, so transactions go more smoothly. Also, don’t let idle funds just sit there; find a reliable financial product to invest in. That way, during the intervals of price movement, you can earn extra.
Walking on two legs, your efficiency will naturally improve.
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MEVHunterWang
· 12-18 20:34
Sounds good, but I still think waiting for a 10% fluctuation is too torturous.
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GateUser-7b078580
· 12-16 13:41
However, historical data shows that this 10% recycling method cannot survive more than three months in a bear market.
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ser_ngmi
· 12-16 13:39
Sounds good, but you need to have principal to get started.
Can you make 1 million yuan in the crypto world in one year?
Many people want to know the answer to this question. Honestly, it’s possible — but the prerequisite is discipline and a method.
I want to share a trading approach I’ve been using all along. It’s simple to say, and truly practical:
**The core logic is straightforward**
Divide your principal equally into five parts. If you have 10,000 yuan, that’s five parts of 2,000 each. Only trade with one part at a time.
Step 1: Buy a certain coin at the current price.
Step 2: If the coin price drops by 10%? Continue buying, using the second part.
Step 3: If the coin price rises by 10%? Don’t be greedy, sell one part, and pocket a 2,000 yuan profit.
Step 4: Repeat the cycle.
**Why is this method effective**
The key is that once you start buying, don’t fear if the price drops. In fact, the more it falls, the more opportunities you have — because you will keep adding to your position. Simply put, if all five parts of your funds are used up, the coin price has at least halved nearly 50%. Unless there’s a massive market crash, it’s unlikely to fall that hard.
How to calculate the profit? Every sale yields a steady 10%. For example, with a total capital of 100,000 yuan, using 20,000 yuan each time, each sale nets 2,000 yuan. This stability is much more comfortable than relying on luck.
**But this method also has its bottlenecks**
A 10% fluctuation isn’t small. In reality, trades might take a long time to execute, and you’ll have to wait. This reduces capital efficiency — your money might sit idle or be tied up in a long-term position in a certain coin.
**How to solve this?**
You can change your approach. Choose coins with relatively stable volatility to operate on, so transactions go more smoothly. Also, don’t let idle funds just sit there; find a reliable financial product to invest in. That way, during the intervals of price movement, you can earn extra.
Walking on two legs, your efficiency will naturally improve.