Three months ago, a fan account had only over 1,200 USDT left, and the person had lost all confidence. I gave him a simple and straightforward trading system, and he endured for three months like that. In the end, the account grew to 12,000 USDT. Doubling your money ten times sounds crazy, but there’s nothing mysterious about it; it’s just doing the right thing at the right time.

**Diversified Allocation, Three Accounts with Different Roles**

Divide 1,200 USDT into three parts, each with 400 USDT. This is the foundation of the entire system.

The short-term trading account uses 400 USDT, but with a strict rule—only one trade per day, and if you lose, stop immediately. Don’t try to make it back. The trend trading account also has 400 USDT; when the weekly chart isn’t showing an uptrend, act as if you’re blind—prefer missing a few waves rather than getting caught. Keep 400 USDT as emergency funds, a safety net to prevent liquidation. Staying in the game is the only way to have a chance to make money.

**Entry Signals, Simple Enough for Anyone to Understand**

Market fluctuations are like a meat grinder; timing is crucial. First rule: if the daily moving average isn’t bullish, stay out of the market—don’t trade even a single USDT. Second rule: when volume breaks previous highs and the close is steady, you can try a small position. Third rule: when the price rises by 20%, take half profits to lock in gains, and use an 8% trailing stop-loss on the remaining position to protect profits.

**Life and Death Statement, Write Your Bottom Line in Advance**

Before entering a trade, clearly define your stop-loss and profit plan. Set the stop-loss at 4%; if it hits, cut immediately—no bargaining, no hesitation. When the profit reaches 8%, move your stop-loss to your cost basis. The rest is a gift from the market’s drop on that day.

Rising from 1,200 USDT to 12,000 USDT isn’t about some advanced skills or genius intuition. Honestly, it’s about being able to hold back from making mistakes. Rules must be followed first; indicators are secondary. Only alive can talk about wealth.

In the crypto world, wealth never belongs to those who rush in recklessly, but to those who follow the rules, persevere, and know when to stop.