#数字资产生态回暖 How to survive in the crypto world with small funds?



Starting from 1800 USDT, growing to 58,000 in three months, now sitting at 210,000 — this is not a story of luck, but the result of my friend using a systematic approach.

Many say this industry is all about gambling, but those who truly succeed understand that stable profits are always achieved through discipline.

**First Trick: Diversify Positions to Survive**

How to split 1800? Divide into three equal parts, 600 each. What's the benefit of doing this? Risk is dispersed, and your mindset remains stable. The first part is for intraday trading; one trade per day is enough — take profits and then exit. The second part is for swing trading; look for opportunities every ten days or half a month, following the major market trends. The third part is frozen as a core holding, unmoved no matter how the market bloodbaths.

Compare that to those who go all-in with a single position — a market drop means immediate exit; they never get to see the rebound. In this industry, staying alive is the prerequisite to turning things around.

**Second Trick: Follow Trends, Avoid Wasting in Consolidation**

80% of the market time is spent in consolidation. During this period, frequent trading only leads to repeated losses. True winners choose to observe patiently; once the direction is clear, they strike hard, fully absorbing the entire trend.

When profits are in hand, learn to take profits early — withdraw 30% of gains once over 20%, leaving the rest as real floating profits. Don’t expect to make every penny; otherwise, you'll often end up with empty baskets.

**Third Trick: Use Rules to Tame Emotions**

The biggest danger in trading is emotional collapse. How to prevent it? Three ironclad rules are essential. Set stop loss at 2%; as soon as the price touches, stop immediately — no flukes. Take profit at 4% and reduce some positions to lock in core gains. Absolutely forbid adding to positions; even tempting prices shouldn’t be touched — adding positions only makes experts and cannon fodder.

Once emotions run wild, even the best plans fall apart. Conversely, tying yourself to rules will bring positive market feedback.

From 1800 USDT to 210,000 USDT, this is the strategy — with discipline, patience, and self-control. Making money in the crypto world depends not on how good the market window is, but on whether you’ve found the right direction and used the right tools.
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ForkTroopervip
· 5h ago
Wow, this really is old news. How many times have we heard the trick of splitting positions and stop-loss? The key is that very few people can actually stick to it.
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ser_we_are_earlyvip
· 15h ago
Ranging from 18,00 to 210,000 sounds exciting, but how many can really stick to position sizing without going all-in? Most still tend to rush in at every rise. --- I've tried the 2% stop-loss rule, but I just can't stick to it. Seeing the losing trades, I just want to hold on. --- No matter how eloquently it's said, in the end, it's all about mental toughness. I admit I’m far from that. --- I have a deep feeling about the position-splitting ban. Every time I think it's the bottom, it just tanks again... --- The term "steady returns" is really a luxury in the crypto world. --- The key is that position splitting is okay, but how can we ensure all three parts are profitable and not all losing? --- Surviving is indeed the premise, but how much psychological preparation is needed to endure until the rebound? --- This methodology has no problem; the issue is that when executing, my mind is all blood.
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0xInsomniavip
· 20h ago
Positioning is really key; I've personally lost my mind after going all-in with a full position and losing everything. Only by surviving can you turn things around. This statement is spot on. I have to admit, every time I try to add to my position, I fall for the trap of "bottom." Take a 20% profit and then sell—sounds simple, but actually doing it is really tough.
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SelfCustodyBrovip
· 12-11 09:30
The partitioning strategy can indeed be effective, but frankly, only disciplined people can really play with it. Most people can't even stick with it for two weeks.
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ApeDegenvip
· 12-11 09:29
The concept of position slicing is indeed interesting, but how many can truly stick with it? --- Stop-loss at 2% sounds easy, but during a market crash, everyone wants to reverse and buy the dip. That's true hell difficulty. --- I just want to know how to determine when the trend is established. Is it really so easy to catch that 20% during 80% consolidation? --- Going from 1800 to 210,000 sounds great, but how many times did it hit a 50% decline along the way? --- I agree with the prohibition on adding to positions; many people get trapped in the pitfall of buying more as the price falls. --- The idea that mindset can tame the rules is not wrong; the hard part is execution. Most people only talk about it but don't do it. --- This last sentence is the key: finding the right direction is more important than anything else, but it's also the hardest part.
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AirdropHunter420vip
· 12-11 09:28
Positioning is indeed the key to survival, but 99% of people can't stick with it. A single loss can ruin everything.
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SandwichTradervip
· 12-11 09:26
This set of position splitting I’ve used before, but execution makes it easy to lose confidence. Turning 1800 into 210,000 sounds great, but who can really stick to it and avoid adding on positions during dips? I just saw the bottom price retrace and bought again, ending up losing my shirt.
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liquidation_watchervip
· 12-11 09:01
Partition trading sounds good, but how many can truly stick with it... I've tried before, and in the end, I still broke the rules. It seems there are many tricks involved, but the key is to be ruthless. From 1800 to 210,000? Sounds great, but how many bloodbaths would I have to avoid in between? I agree with the 2% stop-loss rule, but every time I get swept up above the stop-loss line, it's exhausting. It's easy to say, but in reality, controlling the desire during operation is the hardest part.
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