#美联储重启降息步伐 Got less than 2000U in your hands? Don’t rush into opening a position!



I’ve seen too many people with small funds trying to replicate someone else’s legend, only to get liquidated in three days. But I actually have a friend who started with 1200U, turned it into 25,000 in four months, and now his account has over 38,000.

You might say it’s luck. But once you hear his strategy, you’ll understand what “you can only make profits if you stay in the game” really means.

**Split your money into three parts, never go ALL IN**

Here’s how he split his 1200U:
- 400U for intraday trading, at most one trade per day, finish on schedule, get out whether he wins or not
- 400U for swing trading, sometimes not trading for a week or even ten days, waiting for big opportunities
- The last 400U? Never touches it, keeps it as life-saving capital

Does this sound timid? You’ll understand after being liquidated once—if you have chips on the table, you can keep playing.

**Play dead during sideways markets, strike when there’s a trend**

80% of the time in crypto is just grinding sideways. If you move recklessly during these times, you’re just handing money to the big players. His habit is: if he doesn’t understand the market, he does nothing; if he sees a clear opportunity, he goes in hard.

Here’s another killer move—profits over 20% of principal? Instantly withdraw 30%. Real cash in hand keeps your mindset steady. Those who say “just hold and you’ll 10x” usually end up losing even their principal.

**Emotions are the biggest enemy**

Lose 2%—immediately cut losses. This iron rule has saved him countless times.

Make 4%—take half off the table, no matter if it might go up more.

Most importantly: never add to a losing position!

Does this sound mechanical? Yes, it’s supposed to be. Because once you get emotional, your IQ goes out the window. Stick to the rules and at least you won’t make rookie mistakes.

Small funds are not the problem; the problem is you keep trying to go all in for a life-changing win. Turning 1200U into 38,000 relies on this system that locks in the risk and lets the profits run.

If you’re still losing sleep over a few hundred U in swings, or you don’t even know how to split your funds or find entry points, you really need to review your trading logic.

The market won’t be gentle just because you have a small bankroll, but the rules will.
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TokenVelocityvip
· 27m ago
To be honest, I’ve been using this position-splitting strategy for a while, just not as aggressively. Seeing his case really slapped me in the face; I feel like I’m still too greedy.
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MetaMaskVictimvip
· 1h ago
This set of position splitting is indeed reliable. The key is execution. Many people know not to go all in, but still can't break the habit of throwing all their chips in.
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GweiWatchervip
· 12-08 04:11
This approach sounds good, but how many people actually follow through and split it into three parts for execution? Most are still driven by FOMO.
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AllInAlicevip
· 12-08 04:09
That's a valid point, but the key is still execution—most people simply can't do it.
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CoinBasedThinkingvip
· 12-08 03:58
Damn, I really need to study this position-splitting logic carefully. Feels like I was just gambling purely on luck before. But the most painful part is still that line: "When people get excited, their IQ runs out." I relate to that so much. This guy is really steady—cuts losses at 2% right away... I need to learn from him. Honestly, I just now understand the part about staying put during sideways markets. Before, I just couldn't sit still and kept making moves. Wait, how does he determine when a trend is coming? That's the real key, right? Forget it, I’d better start practicing with that 400U on intraday trades first, no need to go all-in yet.
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RektButStillHerevip
· 12-08 03:50
To be honest, this compartmentalized trading logic sounds flawless, but less than 5% of people can actually stick to it. The rest just agree verbally but act completely differently in practice.
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CommunityLurkervip
· 12-08 03:44
Damn, this is exactly what I've been wanting to say. For small capital, the biggest fear is getting itchy hands.
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PrivateKeyParanoiavip
· 12-08 03:42
To be honest, this three-way split sounds a bit conservative, but it really hits home. I used to be the kind of fool who went all in, losing everything in one go and doubting my life choices. Now I’m slowly starting to realize that surviving is what really matters.
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