From $900 to $38,000, this account completed its first wave of growth within three months, followed by continuous stable accumulation, all without a single margin call. The behind-the-scenes support for all this is not market luck, but three solid trading systems.

**Step 1: The Three-Part Capital Allocation to Ensure Never Running Out of Funds**

Divide the principal into three parts for operation. One part is used for intraday trading—only focus on one trading opportunity per day, take profits of 3%-5% decisively, and completely avoid greed; the second part is for swing trading—wait for the true big trend to appear, hold positions for 10-15 days, only ride the main upward wave and ignore oscillations; the last part is always frozen as a trump card—never use it regardless of how intense the market fluctuations are, serving as the last line of defense in a turnaround.

Many traders go all-in and end up blowing up their accounts, but the allocation strategy allows you to retreat unscathed in every cycle fluctuation.

**Step 2: Focus on the Fish Body, Abandon the Bones**

80% of the time in the crypto market is spent sideways or oscillating, and frequent trading is equivalent to contributing trading fees to the exchange. The key is when to act—if there is no clear trend, stay completely out of the market; only intervene decisively once a trend is confirmed. When profits exceed 20%, take 30% of the profits off the table, and let the remaining profits continue to run.

A true professional trader has a saying: "Don’t open a position for three years, but once you do, you eat three years’ worth of profits."

**Step 3: Treat Trading as a Mechanical Process**

Unconditionally cut losses when a single loss hits the 2% red line—no room for bargaining. When profits reach 4%, immediately halve the position size, setting a safety valve for the earned money. The strictest rule: never add to a losing position, so emotions can never control your operations.

In the end, success in trading is not about how accurate your market judgment is, but about how well you use rules to lock your hands tightly.

Turning $900 into $38,000 is not a fantasy; it’s a natural result of locking in risk while amplifying returns. As long as you master the logic of allocation, learn to identify trends, and control your rhythm, the account size can be operated with the same system.