#数字资产市场动态 A real case: Three months ago, a guy named Ah Yu approached me with only $1,500 in his account. I didn't give him any complicated indicator system; I just taught him a set of "life-saving rules" I've developed over the years—he stuck to them, and his account grew to $15,000.
The crypto market rising from $1,500 to $15,000 has never been about luck. The core logic I summarized boils down to three points, which sound simple but require iron discipline to execute.
**First Trick: The Three-Fold Capital Allocation**
Don't go all-in. Divide the $1,500 into three parts, $500 each, each with its own purpose: - The short-term $500: make at most two trades per day, exit immediately after stop-loss, don’t try to recover losses; - The trend-following $500: if the weekly chart doesn't show a clear upward trend, stay completely out of the market; - The emergency $500: reserved for cutting losses during liquidation, ensuring you always remain at the table.
Full liquidation is a "head cut," never to return. Liquidation is just an "amputation," with a chance to recover. Do you understand the difference?
**Second Trick: Only profit from the most favorable market segment**
The crypto market is a meat grinder; blindly messing around only gets you slaughtered. My approach is: eat the fattest part of the trend, and during other times, make small profits with short-term trades, accumulating over time.
My entry signals are very clear:
1. If the daily moving average isn't showing a bullish arrangement? Stay put. 2. Breakout of previous high volume + daily close confirmation? That’s the first entry signal. 3. When profits reach 20% of the principal, take out half immediately, and set the remaining position with an 8% trailing stop-loss. Don’t be greedy; there’s always another wave of market opportunities.
**Third Trick: Write a "Life and Death Order" before trading**
This is crucial—before entering, think clearly: set stop-loss at 4%, and automatically cut when hit; never change this; when profits reach 8%, immediately move the stop-loss to break-even, treat the rest as a gift from the market.
From $1,500 to $15,000, the key to victory is really about minimizing mistakes.
Don’t rush to study advanced indicators or complex charts. First, engrain these three rules into your mind. Survive first, then talk about wealth; if you don’t survive, you’re only working for the exchange.
The wealth in crypto isn’t earned by the fastest runner, but by those who can hold on until the end.
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StableGeniusDegen
· 5h ago
The three-part fund allocation method sounds simple, but few can actually execute it properly... Setting stop-loss orders is easier said than done.
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RunWhenCut
· 5h ago
The three-part fund allocation sounds simple, but how many can actually implement it... That's why most people are still losing.
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UnluckyValidator
· 5h ago
Looking at it, I can't help but think of the disaster when I wiped out my entire position... This three-part method is indeed ruthless, but executing it is really damn difficult.
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0xSoulless
· 6h ago
It's the same old story again... I've heard it a hundred times, but the real question is how many people can actually stick with it. Most have already gone all-in with their entire position.
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RektButSmiling
· 6h ago
Bro, this set of theories sounds solid, but I'm just worried that most people will forget after reading. The three-part fund allocation method is simple in theory but extremely difficult to execute.
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memecoin_therapy
· 6h ago
Wow, the three-part fund allocation method is really awesome, just missing that discipline. Most people forget about it after reading.
#数字资产市场动态 A real case: Three months ago, a guy named Ah Yu approached me with only $1,500 in his account. I didn't give him any complicated indicator system; I just taught him a set of "life-saving rules" I've developed over the years—he stuck to them, and his account grew to $15,000.
The crypto market rising from $1,500 to $15,000 has never been about luck. The core logic I summarized boils down to three points, which sound simple but require iron discipline to execute.
**First Trick: The Three-Fold Capital Allocation**
Don't go all-in. Divide the $1,500 into three parts, $500 each, each with its own purpose:
- The short-term $500: make at most two trades per day, exit immediately after stop-loss, don’t try to recover losses;
- The trend-following $500: if the weekly chart doesn't show a clear upward trend, stay completely out of the market;
- The emergency $500: reserved for cutting losses during liquidation, ensuring you always remain at the table.
Full liquidation is a "head cut," never to return. Liquidation is just an "amputation," with a chance to recover. Do you understand the difference?
**Second Trick: Only profit from the most favorable market segment**
The crypto market is a meat grinder; blindly messing around only gets you slaughtered. My approach is: eat the fattest part of the trend, and during other times, make small profits with short-term trades, accumulating over time.
My entry signals are very clear:
1. If the daily moving average isn't showing a bullish arrangement? Stay put.
2. Breakout of previous high volume + daily close confirmation? That’s the first entry signal.
3. When profits reach 20% of the principal, take out half immediately, and set the remaining position with an 8% trailing stop-loss. Don’t be greedy; there’s always another wave of market opportunities.
**Third Trick: Write a "Life and Death Order" before trading**
This is crucial—before entering, think clearly: set stop-loss at 4%, and automatically cut when hit; never change this; when profits reach 8%, immediately move the stop-loss to break-even, treat the rest as a gift from the market.
From $1,500 to $15,000, the key to victory is really about minimizing mistakes.
Don’t rush to study advanced indicators or complex charts. First, engrain these three rules into your mind. Survive first, then talk about wealth; if you don’t survive, you’re only working for the exchange.
The wealth in crypto isn’t earned by the fastest runner, but by those who can hold on until the end.