#BTC资金流动性 I was planning to send out a trading signal today, but after some thought, I think it's more important to give a cold shower to those friends whose accounts are less than a thousand dollars—because I've seen too many people fall for the dream of "a single big turnaround."
Two years ago, I taught a beginner who started with 500 USDT and made it to 28,000 in three months. Not a single liquidation during the process. He's not a chosen one; he just followed three iron rules.
**First Trick: Divide the principal into three parts**
Split 500-800 dollars according to this ratio:
**Intraday portion (30-40%)**—Only watch $BTC and $ETH, close the position if the fluctuation hits 3-5 points. At most two trades per day, then stop. Don't even touch altcoins; that's not a playground for small capital.
**Swing trading portion (30-40%)**—Only act when the 4-hour K-line breaks through resistance with volume confirmation. Hold for 3-5 days, aiming for 15-20%. Don't be greedy.
**Life-saving fund (20-30%)**—Don't move regardless of how much it drops. Frankly, without this buffer, there's no chance to turn things around later.
**Second Trick: Wait for the big move, not the frequent trades**
Crypto market spends about 80% of the time sideways. Frequent trading just pays exchange fees. Wait until the signal is clear; there's no need to cause trouble.
Take profit at 12% and sell half, let the rest run. Small accounts are fragile; there's no need to be greedier than big players.
**Third Trick: Discipline is the bottom line**
Set a maximum stop-loss at 3% of the account—if hit, get out, no bargaining.
Once profit exceeds 5%, halve the position immediately, and use the entry price to set a stop-loss for protection.
Absolutely forbid adding positions when losing; emotions are the biggest killer at this point.
The biggest advantage of small accounts is that they are like a small boat, easy to turn around and quick to shift direction. The biggest fear is the gambler mentality—thinking one wave can turn everything around.
Follow the rules, protect the principal, build your win rate, and turning 500 into 20,000 isn't that hard. It’s really a test of patience and discipline.
Right now, I’m like holding a lamp here, shining all the time—you decide whether to follow or not. $BTC $ETH
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CryptoWageSlave
· 2025-12-22 02:52
From 500 to 28,000, this number sounds quite precarious, but I believe that discipline in this area is truly core. The part about the life-saving fund is written most brilliantly—many people just stumble because they lack a safety net.
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Layer3Dreamer
· 2025-12-21 11:43
theoretically speaking, the recursive nature of position sizing here is actually fascinating—it's like a zk-proof of risk management where each partition verifies the previous state before proceeding... but ngl, the emotional discipline part hits different when you're watching charts at 3am
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ForkPrince
· 2025-12-19 16:38
The three ironclad rules sound perfect, but when it comes to execution, nine out of ten people will fail.
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NeonCollector
· 2025-12-19 16:32
Honestly, I am also using this set of rules, and the safety net part is the most critical.
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GateUser-4745f9ce
· 2025-12-19 16:18
This round of persuasion really hits home; I'm the kind of person who wants to turn things around in one go.
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GasFeeVictim
· 2025-12-19 16:12
Is it true that it went from 500 to 28,000? I feel like these numbers are a bit exaggerated.
#BTC资金流动性 I was planning to send out a trading signal today, but after some thought, I think it's more important to give a cold shower to those friends whose accounts are less than a thousand dollars—because I've seen too many people fall for the dream of "a single big turnaround."
Two years ago, I taught a beginner who started with 500 USDT and made it to 28,000 in three months. Not a single liquidation during the process. He's not a chosen one; he just followed three iron rules.
**First Trick: Divide the principal into three parts**
Split 500-800 dollars according to this ratio:
**Intraday portion (30-40%)**—Only watch $BTC and $ETH, close the position if the fluctuation hits 3-5 points. At most two trades per day, then stop. Don't even touch altcoins; that's not a playground for small capital.
**Swing trading portion (30-40%)**—Only act when the 4-hour K-line breaks through resistance with volume confirmation. Hold for 3-5 days, aiming for 15-20%. Don't be greedy.
**Life-saving fund (20-30%)**—Don't move regardless of how much it drops. Frankly, without this buffer, there's no chance to turn things around later.
**Second Trick: Wait for the big move, not the frequent trades**
Crypto market spends about 80% of the time sideways. Frequent trading just pays exchange fees. Wait until the signal is clear; there's no need to cause trouble.
Take profit at 12% and sell half, let the rest run. Small accounts are fragile; there's no need to be greedier than big players.
**Third Trick: Discipline is the bottom line**
Set a maximum stop-loss at 3% of the account—if hit, get out, no bargaining.
Once profit exceeds 5%, halve the position immediately, and use the entry price to set a stop-loss for protection.
Absolutely forbid adding positions when losing; emotions are the biggest killer at this point.
The biggest advantage of small accounts is that they are like a small boat, easy to turn around and quick to shift direction. The biggest fear is the gambler mentality—thinking one wave can turn everything around.
Follow the rules, protect the principal, build your win rate, and turning 500 into 20,000 isn't that hard. It’s really a test of patience and discipline.
Right now, I’m like holding a lamp here, shining all the time—you decide whether to follow or not. $BTC $ETH