Three months ago, a trading fren complained to me that he had 6000U, but after several consecutive operations, he was so frustrated that his mindset collapsed. The account numbers were there, and no matter how he looked at them, they seemed like a deadlock.

So what’s the result? According to the screenshot he sent me later, the account has now increased to 380,000 U. It sounds like a joke, but the key to this matter is not some kind of magic operation; it’s just splitting that 6,000 U into three parts and then sticking to the discipline.

This is how he did it: first, he opened a short position with 2000U. The rules are strict - a maximum of two trades per day, set a stop-loss and don't touch it, just walk away when it's time. Short trading is inherently risky; wanting to double your money in one go? That's gambling. At that time, he was patient, making small profits bit by bit. Many people fail because they can't control themselves, chasing after rising prices and selling at falls until they get liquidated.

Additionally, use 2000U for a trend position. This amount is more stable, focusing only on the weekly chart and only engaging in clear upward trends. The fluctuations in the crypto world are like the tides; if you insist on swimming against the current, you will eventually be crushed. He does not listen to rumors and waits for the trend to emerge before entering, capitalizing on the most profitable segment of the market.

The last 2000U is a lifeline, specifically used for hedging. In this crypto space, liquidation comes faster than a change of face. This money has saved my life several times when he was on the verge of liquidation. I always tell people: small losses can be endured, but once the principal is gone, you can only watch the show.

He also pays attention to details in operations. Isn't the moving average in a bullish arrangement? Don't touch it. You must wait for a volume breakout above the previous high and a bullish candlestick before taking action. Made 30% profit? Withdraw half first, and set a 10% trailing stop for the rest. There's also a dead line: if you lose 5%, you must cut it; if you gain 10%, move the stop loss to the break-even point, and lock in the profit first.

From 6000U to 380,000U, there’s actually nothing mysterious about it. The people who make money in the crypto space have never been the ones who rush in the hardest, but rather those who hold steady. As long as the principal is there, you can catch the opportunity when it arises.

Many people have been stuck in losses, not because they aren't trying hard enough, but because they haven't found the right approach. The market has opportunities every day, but they don't wait for anyone. With the right methods and a stable mindset, one can eventually break through.

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