I met a trading novice who started early 2024 with 1500 USDT, and in three months, it grew to 28,000 USDT. Now the account has surpassed 56,000 USDT, with zero liquidation records throughout the process. You might think it's just luck? Actually, no. There are three solid logical frameworks behind this, and today I will thoroughly break down this trading approach for you:



**First Layer: Capital Segmentation, Going All-In on Single Points Is Suicide**

1500 USDT is divided into three pools:
- 500 USDT for intraday trading: focus on one opportunity per day, close when the target is hit, never greedy
- 500 USDT for swing trading: operate once every ten days or even a month, aiming for large-scale gains once entered
- 500 USDT as a reserve: stay put, save bullets for critical moments to turn the tide

The harsh truth—people who are fully invested are basically on the path to liquidation. Just staying alive already means winning more than half the battle.

**Second Layer: Only Take Action When Profits Are Thick, Rest of the Time Lie Flat**

80% of the crypto market time is spent dragging along. When the trend is unclear, don’t make reckless moves. The best action during sideways markets is to do nothing. Wait until the direction is clear and the trend is established before entering. Once profits reach your target, cash out decisively—take 30% of the gains once the account grows more than 20% over the principal, to lock in the victory. True veterans follow the rhythm of "don’t open up unless necessary; once you do, it’s three years of gains," preferring to miss opportunities rather than chase highs.

**Third Layer: Execute with Cold Machine Precision, Don’t Let Your Brain Cause Chaos**

- Losses reaching -2%? Cut.
- Profits reaching +4%? Reduce half of your position first.
- Once in a loss, absolutely do not add to the position.

Predefine rules in advance, follow them strictly, and give no room for emotional interference. The highest level of making money is actually simple: let profits run freely, lock your emotions in a small black box.

That’s all the core logic. Growing from 1500 USDT to 56,000 USDT is definitely not due to luck once or twice, but because risk management tightly locks in downside risk while allowing unlimited upside potential. Small capital is the norm; what’s scary is the mentality of trying to eat the whole pie at once. The real key to making money is to survive long and stay steady.
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AirdropHunter007vip
· 01-06 04:34
This guy's one-third laid-back strategy has some merit, but the key is still not adding positions—too many people can't do that.
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NftRegretMachinevip
· 01-06 04:15
This logic is really well explained, but I think the most crucial point is that "living itself is already winning more than half the battle," which is very touching. --- Friends who are fully invested, listen up, this is what it looks like before a margin call. --- Wait, does this guy really never add to his position? I find that hard to believe. --- The three-part fund allocation sounds simple, but very few people can actually execute it. --- Pure mechanical rule execution? Easy to say, but during a wave of price limit-ups, emotions will go crazy. --- From 1,500 to 56,000, this growth rate is really terrifying, but with only one person in the sample size, no one can guarantee anything. --- I agree with the phrase "lying flat 80% of the time," most people just can't sit still. --- Selling at a stage high really feels a hundred times better than chasing the peak.
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BlockImpostervip
· 01-05 18:11
Basically, it's about not being greedy, understanding stop-loss, and having discipline. It all sounds right, but actually implementing it is still quite difficult.
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CryptoTarotReadervip
· 01-05 06:04
The key is to live long enough. All my friends who went all-in around me are gone now.
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GateUser-a8a8c1a2vip
· 01-03 12:29
Give it a try and tidy up
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WagmiWarriorvip
· 01-03 05:39
Mancang is chronic suicide, which is not wrong, too many studs around have been cleared
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RooftopReservervip
· 01-03 05:38
To be honest, this theory sounds great, but there are very few who can actually implement it. I totally agree that those who go all-in tend to die the fastest.
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DeFiAlchemistvip
· 01-03 05:36
*adjusts alchemical instruments* so it's really just risk transmutation in disguise... the 3-pool architecture here mirrors classical capital segmentation theory, but ngl the real philosopher's stone moment is that second layer—80% dormancy rate basically optimizes for signal clarity over noise saturation. pretty elegant risk-adjusted mysticism if you ask me.
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TerraNeverForgetvip
· 01-03 05:34
That's correct, but the problem is that most people can't control their emotions at all. I've seen too many people who set good rules and then break them the very next day.
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SatoshiHeirvip
· 01-03 05:19
It should be pointed out that this brother's three-part pool theory, while seemingly convincing, overlooks the most critical point after I reviewed related papers on the Sharpe ratio — the market cyclicality effect. The SOL ecosystem recovery at the beginning of 2024 is essentially a period of abundant liquidity, where rules often seem more powerless than the rules themselves in a bull market. Undoubtedly, being alive is indeed half the battle, but what is the other half?
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