"My brother, I only have 7,700 U left. Can I reach 80,000 U in half a year?"

The first time I heard this question, what I sensed from the tone was not despair, but a fighting spirit. I replied directly: "As long as you can strictly follow the plan, the rest depends on the method."

After half a year, the account balance stabilized at 76,000 U.

There’s no magic coin that multiplies a hundredfold, nor did I catch every market wave perfectly. It’s all about disciplined position control and a steady trading rhythm. Today, I’ll break down the entire trading strategy.

**Position Management: Staying Alive Is Priority**

The most common way to fail in crypto is losing control of your positions. I’ve seen too many people go all-in right after entering, only to be wiped out by a single correction, ending the game.

I advised this friend to start with a small position of 1,000 U. Each time opening a position, strictly no more than 10% of total funds. Stop-loss should be firmly set within 3%-5%, no matter how uncomfortable, it must be executed.

The key is we use the "Three-Stage Positioning Method":

**Exploration Position (20%)** — Test the waters first, cut losses immediately if the trend doesn’t develop, minimizing costs;

**Confirmation Position (30%)** — Once the trend is confirmed, add more;

**Explosion Position (50%)** — When the trend is fully locked in, only then dare to increase the position.

True profitable traders operate like this: small losses filter out false signals, big trades catch the real trend.

After making profits, we take partial profits in stages. When profits reach 20%, sell half of the position, let the remaining run with the profit. This habit has saved us several times during major fluctuations, locking in most of the gains.

**Entry and Exit Rules: Repetition Is Power**

I don’t rely on complicated technical indicators. The core is two points: act only when the trend is clear, and run immediately when the trend breaks.

It’s that simple, and that effective. After half a year of implementation, the account has increased tenfold from a slump. It’s not luck, it’s discipline.