A few days ago, someone asked me, "How can I slowly grow my few thousand yuan?" I turned the question around and asked him three questions: When you've earned over a thousand yuan, can you calmly stop and take a break for a day? When you've lost 150 yuan, do you dare to cut your losses decisively? Initially, I used 7,000 yuan to exchange for 1,000 USDT and went all in. The final results I achieved were not due to luck, but these "counterintuitive" operations. Today, I want to share my complete practical strategy, hoping it will be helpful to everyone.
**First Tip: Diversify your funds and lock in risk**
At that time, I only had this 1,000 USDT, which was my entire savings, and I had no capital to play around. I made a decision: divide the 1,000 USDT into 5 parts, each 200 USDT, and only try one part at a time. Why divide it this way? Because the crypto market is too volatile. Even if you pick the right coin, short-term fluctuations can trap you. After diversification, a single mistake or loss only affects part of the 200 USDT, not my principal. This is the first iron rule for starting with small capital: never let a single trade's loss drag down your ability to operate next.
**Second Tip: Focus only on active mainstream coins to improve hit rate**
When choosing coins, I target one category: the most active coins of the day. How do I judge? I look at three indicators: first, the 24-hour trading volume ranking, which should be in the top positions; second, the turnover rate, high turnover indicates real market heat; third, ensure there are no recent major negative news or traps. Why choose active coins? First, these coins have high liquidity, so you can enter and exit easily without getting stuck; second, their price movements tend to be more regular, making it easier to grasp the rhythm. A tip for beginners: avoid coins with very low trading volume that you've never heard of. Although they may rise quickly, most of those are manipulated by big players.
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AirdropFatigue
· 11h ago
Well... I've heard too many times about diversified investing, but the key is that most people simply can't do it.
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MEV_Whisperer
· 11h ago
Dividing into five parts of 200U is really a brilliant move; otherwise, a sudden crash would directly wipe out everything.
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MetaDreamer
· 11h ago
That's right, you just need to hold back and run after making a profit... I truly understand this point well.
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BoredStaker
· 11h ago
That's right, the key is still the mindset... When you make a profit, you want to go all in; when you lose, you hold on stubbornly. Playing like this will eventually lead to trouble.
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GasDevourer
· 11h ago
Wow, the mental toughness required is really incredible. You stop and rest for a day after making a profit? I lost 150 and want to recover it with all my might. Who can do that?
A few days ago, someone asked me, "How can I slowly grow my few thousand yuan?" I turned the question around and asked him three questions: When you've earned over a thousand yuan, can you calmly stop and take a break for a day? When you've lost 150 yuan, do you dare to cut your losses decisively? Initially, I used 7,000 yuan to exchange for 1,000 USDT and went all in. The final results I achieved were not due to luck, but these "counterintuitive" operations. Today, I want to share my complete practical strategy, hoping it will be helpful to everyone.
**First Tip: Diversify your funds and lock in risk**
At that time, I only had this 1,000 USDT, which was my entire savings, and I had no capital to play around. I made a decision: divide the 1,000 USDT into 5 parts, each 200 USDT, and only try one part at a time. Why divide it this way? Because the crypto market is too volatile. Even if you pick the right coin, short-term fluctuations can trap you. After diversification, a single mistake or loss only affects part of the 200 USDT, not my principal. This is the first iron rule for starting with small capital: never let a single trade's loss drag down your ability to operate next.
**Second Tip: Focus only on active mainstream coins to improve hit rate**
When choosing coins, I target one category: the most active coins of the day. How do I judge? I look at three indicators: first, the 24-hour trading volume ranking, which should be in the top positions; second, the turnover rate, high turnover indicates real market heat; third, ensure there are no recent major negative news or traps. Why choose active coins? First, these coins have high liquidity, so you can enter and exit easily without getting stuck; second, their price movements tend to be more regular, making it easier to grasp the rhythm. A tip for beginners: avoid coins with very low trading volume that you've never heard of. Although they may rise quickly, most of those are manipulated by big players.