2025-12-27 22:21:58

Having only 3600 yuan left in your account and still able to play, someone turned this money into a new look in three months—ten times the return. But this wasn’t achieved by betting on a coin suddenly skyrocketing, rather by completely changing the way trading is done.

**Divide the eggs into three baskets**

Split 3600 yuan into three accounts, 1200 each. This is not just a motivational saying; it’s the foundation for survival.

The first account is for short-term trading. Move at most twice a day, and stop immediately if you incur a loss. This money is used for trial and error.

The second account follows the trend. Only take action when the weekly chart clearly shows an upward pattern. For mainstream coins like Bitcoin and Ethereum, once the weekly chart turns positive, real opportunities emerge.

The third account is the lifeline. Keep 1200 yuan just sitting there, only using it to add positions during extremely bullish market signals, ensuring you always have bullets in the chamber.

Why go through all this trouble? Because going all-in on a single shot is suicide. If the account blows up, the game is over.

**When to enter, when to exit**

If the daily moving averages don’t give a bullish signal? Don’t move. Wait.

When trading volume breaks previous highs and the closing price confirms it? That’s when to enter.

Made a 30% profit? Take half off to lock in gains. Leave the remaining 50% with a trailing stop-loss at 10%, letting profits run.

Human emotions are the biggest poison. After setting rules, execute like a machine: automatically cut when losing 5%, and move the stop-loss to the cost basis once you gain 10%.

**One last thing to see through**

From 3600 to 30000, it’s superficially a multiplication problem, but essentially it’s the result of “reducing mistakes.” Opportunities are available every day, but your principal is limited. Only by surviving can you wait for the real market. Those who go all-in at once usually die at this critical point. Opportunities are always there, but only those who stay alive can wait for them.

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MoonRocketman

· 7h ago

Based on multiple overlapping technical indicators, this guy's three-account separation strategy is essentially about constructing the optimal launch window... He firmly holds onto the daily moving averages without breaking through, and once the trading volume drops below the upper Bollinger Band, he immediately reduces his position. This is precisely calculating escape velocity. If RSI is below 70, he definitely does not add to his position, fully managing risk based on near-Earth orbit altitude. From 3,600 to 36,000 on this parabola, it looks like huge profits, but in reality, he's repeatedly calibrating the ascent angle coefficient using stop-loss heights. Each 10% trailing stop-loss is like fine-tuning the rocket's attitude. This guy understands—staying alive is more important than anything. By the way, I tried this logic before during a weekly BTC breakout above the neckline—using the three-part fuel replenishment method, and it really helps to survive for a very long time. Wait, the key is whether you actually wait for that market extremely optimistic re-entry point—that's when psychological resilience is truly tested. Honestly, those who go all-in have long since fallen out of the atmosphere. This guy has learned that reducing mistakes = extending survival time.

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NFTBlackHole

· 8h ago

Oh, that's not right. I've already been playing the risk diversification with three accounts. The key is still mindset. Once the market starts to rise, I can't help but go all in, and then it's gone.

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WhaleStalker

· 8h ago

To be honest, I've tried this three-account method before. The key is to withstand the tempting allure without wavering, which is not easy at all.

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GateUser-75ee51e7

· 8h ago

That's right, splitting into three accounts is indeed more reliable than going all in. The key is to stay alive; if the account blows up, it's all over.

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MetaverseLandlady

· 8h ago

Wow, so this is the secret to staying alive. Three accounts correspond to three different strategies, and it doesn't sound so risky. But on the other hand, how many can really stick with it? Most people start doubting themselves as soon as they lose 5%.

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AirdropHunterXM

· 8h ago

Playing with three separate accounts, huh? I’ve known this trick for a long time, but executing it is too difficult. --- Honestly, it’s still a mindset issue. No matter how many accounts you split, if you can’t keep the market in check, you’ll still get wiped out. --- Taking half of 30%? Bro, are you doing charity? When the market is good, who doesn’t want to earn more? --- Executing like a machine, easy to say. When it’s a 5% loss, try to hold on and see if you can really do it. --- That phrase “keep playing to stay alive” hit me hard. Indeed, those who went all-in have lost everything. --- Lying on 1200 bucks as a life-saving fund? That’s a really steady mindset, way better than mine. --- Wait a minute, from 3600 to 30000, this must be a bull market, right? In a bear market, try this strategy and see if you can survive.

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