Remember when I first started, holding 1500 U, my hands would shake before every trade. The numbers bouncing on the screen directly corresponded to my heartbeat.
Seeing others share their profits on social media, I would definitely feel tempted. But I know my own limits — this initial capital can't withstand big waves. So I realized the first lesson in the crypto world: between the dream of getting rich quickly and the reality of liquidation, you must find a balance.
After four months, my account broke 19,000 U. In half a year, it grew to 35,000 U. Throughout the process, I never got liquidated. Today, I want to share this "steady strategy."
**Being alive is the top priority; making money is just a bonus**
I divided the 1500 U into three parts of 500 U each, with clear tasks for each.
**Pocket One: Sniper Funds (Intraday Quick Trades)** Focus on Bitcoin and Ethereum, the "cornerstones," and exit decisively when volatility hits 2%-4%. The key is to accumulate small wins — don’t expect a big hit in one go. Intraday trading works like this — you don’t make much on a single trade, but consistently doing the right things will naturally lead to big wins.
**Pocket Two: Guerrilla Funds (Swing Trading)** Hold positions for 2-4 days, which requires real patience. Focus on those with strong certainty of opportunity. I pay special attention to coins showing MACD golden crosses on the weekly chart; only act when the technical signals confirm.
**Pocket Three: Long-term Position** This portion of funds is stored in mainstream coins, serving as the ballast of the account and psychological reassurance.
The three pockets operate independently, each fulfilling its own mission. The benefit of this approach is that even if one direction hits a pitfall, the overall account remains intact.
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GasFeeCrier
· 13h ago
1500U to 35,000U, this mentality is indeed stable. Compared to those who all-in and see dreams shattered, this three-pocket division method is truly the best.
However, to be honest, just being able to hold for six months without liquidation already wins against most people; everything else is superficial.
This wave of market, aiming for 2-4 points and then withdrawing, I can't do it; I tend to be greedy.
The three-part method sounds refreshing, but in practice, it still depends on your temperament. Not everyone can keep their attention divided.
Ultimately, it's a probability game. If your thinking is okay, then you're too reliant on MACD, and it's easy to be misled by false signals.
Tired of conservative strategies, the real survivors in the crypto world are those using this boring methodology.
35,000U is already the line for improving life; the key is not to give it back, which is the hardest part.
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TrustlessMaximalist
· 13h ago
Still, the same old story: staying alive is more important than anything else.
Dividing your positions can indeed help you last longer, as long as you can resist the temptation.
Sounds good, but very few people can actually do it.
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OnChainSleuth
· 13h ago
Sounds good, but I always feel that this set of theories still have to kneel when faced with black swan events.
1500x to 35000x is indeed impressive, but I haven't experienced extreme market conditions.
These three-pocket allocation methods are basically risk hedging, nothing new.
Knowing how to live is more important than making money; this awareness is indeed stronger than most people.
Can you really sustain 2-4% intraday gains? Just the mindset alone makes it hard for me to pass.
What exactly are you holding in the mainstream coins that serve as long-term ballast? That’s the key point.
It seems your logic is just about controlling drawdowns, but will you regret not holding more when a major market rally comes?
The MACD golden cross for entry sounds simple, but how do you address the lag in actual operation?
This seems more like good luck catching a good market cycle; let’s wait for the next bear market to see.
A 23x return in half a year—maybe I should ask about something I’m truly curious about.
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BearMarketBarber
· 13h ago
Damn, I need to remember the division of these three pockets.
Daily life is just making some small money and running away, this is the way to live.
Wait, you really haven't been liquidated? How strong must your mentality be?
Small wins accumulate into big victories, it's easy to say but really hell to do.
I need to learn from this wave, no more going all-in with full positions.
Started with 1500u and now 35000, this growth rate is truly outrageous.
I need to try that swing trading method, MACD golden cross is indeed reliable.
Living is the top priority, this really hit me; I used to think about getting rich overnight.
I like the mainstream coin as a ballast stone, my mentality is definitely more stable.
By the way, how do you choose coins for your second pocket? Just look at MACD?
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metaverse_hermit
· 13h ago
I need to try this three-pocket method; it's much more comfortable than all-in.
That's right, living is the most important thing; otherwise, no matter how much you earn, it's just numbers.
This approach sounds stable, but the key is discipline; most people can't do it.
I'm also using the MACD golden cross trick, just worried about chasing highs.
With a small principal, you have to play like this; otherwise, a single drawdown can be game over.
Feels much more rational compared to the all-in crowd, really.
The idea of the ballast stone in Pocket Three is brilliant; mental preparation is so important.
Small wins accumulate into big wins; it sounds simple but is hard to do.
Is it really possible to multiply tenfold in four months, or is luck a factor?
I'm currently under the shadow of a margin call; your strategy gives me some inspiration.
$35,000 sounds too far for me, but this approach is worth learning.
Remember when I first started, holding 1500 U, my hands would shake before every trade. The numbers bouncing on the screen directly corresponded to my heartbeat.
Seeing others share their profits on social media, I would definitely feel tempted. But I know my own limits — this initial capital can't withstand big waves. So I realized the first lesson in the crypto world: between the dream of getting rich quickly and the reality of liquidation, you must find a balance.
After four months, my account broke 19,000 U. In half a year, it grew to 35,000 U. Throughout the process, I never got liquidated. Today, I want to share this "steady strategy."
**Being alive is the top priority; making money is just a bonus**
I divided the 1500 U into three parts of 500 U each, with clear tasks for each.
**Pocket One: Sniper Funds (Intraday Quick Trades)**
Focus on Bitcoin and Ethereum, the "cornerstones," and exit decisively when volatility hits 2%-4%. The key is to accumulate small wins — don’t expect a big hit in one go. Intraday trading works like this — you don’t make much on a single trade, but consistently doing the right things will naturally lead to big wins.
**Pocket Two: Guerrilla Funds (Swing Trading)**
Hold positions for 2-4 days, which requires real patience. Focus on those with strong certainty of opportunity. I pay special attention to coins showing MACD golden crosses on the weekly chart; only act when the technical signals confirm.
**Pocket Three: Long-term Position**
This portion of funds is stored in mainstream coins, serving as the ballast of the account and psychological reassurance.
The three pockets operate independently, each fulfilling its own mission. The benefit of this approach is that even if one direction hits a pitfall, the overall account remains intact.