Many beginners are initially driven by the idea of "quickly doubling small funds," feeling that they must trade with high leverage and pursue overnight riches. The result is often that after earning a little profit, they hit the爆仓 (liquidation) minefield. In fact, the approach of making small funds grow into large ones is completely different—it's all about steady compound interest, not going all-in at once.
**Step 1: Enhance Your Knowledge Base**
Don't rush into trading. First, study books. Classics like *Japanese Candlestick Charting Techniques*, *Cryptocurrency Investment Bible*, and *Volume Bars to Catch Limit Ups* are worth spending time on. Learn the theory while practicing with real trades, internalizing knowledge into trading instincts.
**Step 2: Scientifically Allocate Capital**
This is the key. If your funds are limited, you can arrange them as follows:
Allocate 90% to spot trading. Sounds conservative? Quite the opposite, this is the optimal balance for staying active in the crypto market without taking excessive risks.
Divide this 90% into two parts: - **Main Allocation**: Invest 50% or more in mainstream coins like BTC, BNB, ETH, BCH. They are the market's ballast, with relatively controllable volatility. - **Flexible Allocation**: Use the remaining portion to explore altcoin opportunities. But this requires insight—observe where the recent market hotspots are, which sectors the funds are flowing into (such as meme coins, AI narratives, Layer 2 concepts), then select a few potential projects like BROCCOLI714, RIVER. The key is to follow the market pulse, not blindly follow the trend.
**Step 3: Keep a Small Risk Fund**
Reserve the remaining 10% for sniping newly launched or upcoming coins. This part is your 'lottery ticket'—if you catch a project that can increase hundreds of times, a single profit can reshape your entire portfolio.
**Proper Use of Profits**
Never gamble with the money you earn. Continuously reinvest profits into mainstream coins, allowing the power of compound interest to gradually manifest. Time and patience will turn a small account into a large one.
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SelfRugger
· 4h ago
90% spot trading sounds conservative, but it's actually the safest way to make a living. Unlike those guys who gamble every day, they'll be harvested by the market sooner or later.
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GweiObserver
· 01-07 02:45
90% of spot holdings are kept in reserve, 10% are for lottery dreams, and there's nothing wrong with that. It's just that most people simply can't endure the boring period of compound interest.
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GasDevourer
· 01-07 02:26
90% spot trading sounds stable, but how many can truly stick with it? I think mindset is more important than allocation.
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Layer2Observer
· 01-07 02:23
Hmm... The 90% spot allocation ratio seems to have some issues from a data perspective. Let's look at the actual situation—this framework assumes market sustainability but overlooks the real costs of volatility. That said, opposing high leverage is correct, but relying entirely on "compound interest" remains to be further validated.
Many beginners are initially driven by the idea of "quickly doubling small funds," feeling that they must trade with high leverage and pursue overnight riches. The result is often that after earning a little profit, they hit the爆仓 (liquidation) minefield. In fact, the approach of making small funds grow into large ones is completely different—it's all about steady compound interest, not going all-in at once.
**Step 1: Enhance Your Knowledge Base**
Don't rush into trading. First, study books. Classics like *Japanese Candlestick Charting Techniques*, *Cryptocurrency Investment Bible*, and *Volume Bars to Catch Limit Ups* are worth spending time on. Learn the theory while practicing with real trades, internalizing knowledge into trading instincts.
**Step 2: Scientifically Allocate Capital**
This is the key. If your funds are limited, you can arrange them as follows:
Allocate 90% to spot trading. Sounds conservative? Quite the opposite, this is the optimal balance for staying active in the crypto market without taking excessive risks.
Divide this 90% into two parts:
- **Main Allocation**: Invest 50% or more in mainstream coins like BTC, BNB, ETH, BCH. They are the market's ballast, with relatively controllable volatility.
- **Flexible Allocation**: Use the remaining portion to explore altcoin opportunities. But this requires insight—observe where the recent market hotspots are, which sectors the funds are flowing into (such as meme coins, AI narratives, Layer 2 concepts), then select a few potential projects like BROCCOLI714, RIVER. The key is to follow the market pulse, not blindly follow the trend.
**Step 3: Keep a Small Risk Fund**
Reserve the remaining 10% for sniping newly launched or upcoming coins. This part is your 'lottery ticket'—if you catch a project that can increase hundreds of times, a single profit can reshape your entire portfolio.
**Proper Use of Profits**
Never gamble with the money you earn. Continuously reinvest profits into mainstream coins, allowing the power of compound interest to gradually manifest. Time and patience will turn a small account into a large one.