Someone turned $1,200 into $38,000 in three months without getting wiped out. Sounds unbelievable? Actually, it’s not luck, it’s method.

The crypto world is not a casino; it’s about brains. Especially for traders with less than $2,000 in capital, don’t rush to go all-in. Let me tell you some truths—I’ve seen people get rich overnight, and I’ve seen others lose everything. But following this logic, you can truly go from broken to brand new.

I personally turned $10,000 into a million by using these few tricks. Today, I’ll break them down for you:

The first trick is called position splitting for survival. Don’t clench your money into a ball. Divide $1,200 into three parts: the first $400 for intraday trading, looking for opportunities to buy and sell, setting a time limit and taking profits without greed; the second $400 for swing trading, waiting for trend signals, making moves every ten days or even a month, but aiming for substantial returns; the third $400 as a core position, never touch it—this is your capital for turning things around. Many people ruin themselves by going all-in at once—losing their position and losing the chance to restart. Survive first, then talk about making money.

The second trick is to learn to short. The crypto market spends a lot of time in consolidation, chasing trades blindly just racks up fees. Don’t try to catch every move without clear direction—wait until the trend emerges before acting. When profits reach 20%, take 30% off the table—that’s real profit. The rhythm of experts is “do nothing until the right moment, then seize a quarter’s worth of gains in one move.”

The third and most crucial trick—use logic, not emotion. Set stop-loss at 2%, and cut immediately when hit—don’t hesitate for a second; when profits reach 4%, halve your position—don’t bet everything. Follow these rules without hesitation. Making money depends on discipline, not impulsiveness. When emotions take over, even the best trades can turn into losses.

Having less capital isn’t a bad thing; the problem is still gambling, still rushing, still reckless. The trader who can multiply their capital dozens of times never relies on a big win; they rely on steady, precise, and ruthless strategies.

If you’re still uneasy over a few hundred dollars’ fluctuation, can’t tell where the trend is, or can’t control your positions well, let’s have a good talk. Position splitting, rhythm control, timing entries and exits—once I understand these, I can help you avoid many pitfalls. I’ve walked this path, stepped in many traps, and now I have a light to shine for you.