Many people enter the crypto world hoping to get rich overnight, but often end up going all-in and getting liquidated. I've seen many such cases, but I've also seen people use the right methods to turn small funds into large accounts.

A friend of mine is a perfect example—he started with $1,200, and in three months, he made $24,000. Now his account has grown to over $51,000, and he's never been liquidated. Many think this is just luck, but that's not the case. There is a systematic logic behind it. I myself went from over $8,000 in capital to financial freedom using this methodology.

**Level One: Funds should be divided into three parts; full position is a dead end**

Split $1,200 into three parts: $400 for intraday trading (monitor one trade daily, close at the right time, avoid greed), $400 for swing trading (holding for about ten days or even half a month before exiting, aiming for big profits), and $400 as a reserve (not trading at all, keeping it for a turnaround opportunity). This way, even if one part encounters problems, the account won't be wiped out. Many fail because they put all their eggs in one basket.

**Level Two: Only take obvious profits, go flat during sideways markets**

About 80% of the time in crypto is sideways trading. During these periods, reckless trading is just giving away money. Don't trade blindly without a clear trend; wait for clear signals before entering. Take profits when targets are reached, and take out 30% once profits exceed 20% of the principal. True experts think: "If you're not trading, you're safe; once you trade, you should be earning for three years." If the opportunity isn't good, don't act; when you do act, make sure there's a gain.

**Level Three: Use cold, strict rules; don't let emotions take over**

Cut losses at 2%, take profits at 4% and reduce positions, never add to losing trades. Set all rules beforehand and follow the plan strictly—no impulsive moves. The highest level of making money is simple: let profits run themselves, instead of letting your emotions dictate your actions.

Having less capital isn't the problem; trying to eat a whole elephant at once is the real killer. Turning $1,200 into over $51,000 isn't due to luck, but because of this logical system that tightly controls risk and fully unleashes gains. If you're still tossing and turning over a few hundred dollars' fluctuations, or can't figure out how to read the market or divide your positions, this methodology is worth studying.