With a principal of 3000 yuan, there are now over 20 million lying in the account.
Sounds mysterious? But in the crypto world, out of ten people who actually turn small amounts of money into large sums, no more than two survive.
Back then, I only had that little bit of living expenses left, and the debt was suffocating. Looking back now, it wasn't just sheer luck; it was a set of "snowballing strategies" that I fought hard to develop.
**Starting Phase: How to Survive with 300U**
I have seen too many people enter the market with 5000 yuan, shouting that they want to make a million, only to be liquidated and leave within three days.
I will go against the tide - first throw in 100U to test the waters, and set two iron rules for myself: withdraw the principal immediately when it rises by 80%, and cut losses and leave when it falls by 30%.
Win three times and then take a break. 100→180→324→583U, after each profit, force yourself to stay out of the market for 24 hours. It is this kind of counter-intuitive operation that made me get wiped out in the newbie village.
**Advanced Stage: Three-Line Strategy After Capital Exceeds Thousand**
After the account exceeds 1000U, I will split the chips into three lines for layout:
**Quick In and Out**: Focus on the European and American time zones at 4 PM and 8 PM, specifically capturing the short-term fluctuations of BTC and ETH. Withdraw after a 2% rebound, never be greedy.
**Stealth Sniping**: Use 30% of the funds to wait for new coins to launch on certain platforms, set up an ambush in advance, and clear the position within half an hour of opening;
**Ultimate Move**: Keep the reserved funds, only act 2-3 times a year, and it must be in conjunction with macro data and the movements of large on-chain holders. If you don't act, that's fine; when you do, aim for returns of 300% or more.
**Preservation Stage: How to Keep the Money You Earned**
I have seen too many people make millions and then lose it all. I rely on three tough strategies to lock in profits:
**Loss cutting should have a sense of ceremony**: Every time you lose money, you must review the situation, write the reasons down on paper and stick it on the wall, and look at it every day;
**Forced Withdrawal Lock-up**: Once profits exceed 50%, immediately transfer 25% to cold wallet for safekeeping;
**Time Lock**: Use a spare phone to set the trading period; when the time is up, force yourself offline to avoid the temptation to make random moves.
Turning small capital around has never been impossible; most people fail due to mindset and execution.
Funds less than 10,000 U? First, honestly follow the "wild method strategy" and proceed steadily; Stuck at 10,000 to 100,000 U? Stop messing around with new tricks; what you lack is an upgrade in discipline, not a new strategy.
This is the real path I took from 30,000 to over 20 million. Whether you can make it depends on yourself.
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StablecoinSkeptic
· 12-01 14:48
Win three times and then run, I agree with that, but your "only taking action 2-3 times a year" is really ridiculous... Is it really 300% when you do take action? Why do I feel like this is hindsight analysis?
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StillBuyingTheDip
· 12-01 04:28
It's easy to talk big, but surviving is what counts as winning.
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SadMoneyMeow
· 11-30 03:24
Discipline is really more valuable than strategy; most people fail because of these two words: take profit and stop loss.
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CodeZeroBasis
· 11-28 15:54
3000 to 20 million? Bro, this story sounds good, but why do I feel like everyone who makes money says the same thing?
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Ramen_Until_Rich
· 11-28 15:52
Wow, this sense of discipline is really incredible; most people indeed fall victim to greed.
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CommunityLurker
· 11-28 15:47
To be honest, 90% of the people who talk about this have already dropped to zero in their accounts and just make up stories.
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GhostInTheChain
· 11-28 15:41
Sounds impressive, but the key is whether it can really last until that day.
Human nature is truly the biggest enemy, I have to admit that strategy of writing it down and sticking it on the wall.
Another story of being forced into a stop loss, but this setup really has something to it.
Making 20 million isn't hard, what's difficult is not losing it in the next round.
I think the Cold Wallet strategy is the harshest, it really can cut off the thought of wanting to mess around.
The words are nice, but how many people can really go three days without touching the market?
Discipline sounds easy to talk about, but in reality, it's truly unbearable.
This strategy is suitable for patient people, most suckers die from greed.
The three-line layout doesn't sound complicated, but executing it will probably drive one crazy.
With a principal of 3000 yuan, there are now over 20 million lying in the account.
Sounds mysterious? But in the crypto world, out of ten people who actually turn small amounts of money into large sums, no more than two survive.
Back then, I only had that little bit of living expenses left, and the debt was suffocating. Looking back now, it wasn't just sheer luck; it was a set of "snowballing strategies" that I fought hard to develop.
**Starting Phase: How to Survive with 300U**
I have seen too many people enter the market with 5000 yuan, shouting that they want to make a million, only to be liquidated and leave within three days.
I will go against the tide - first throw in 100U to test the waters, and set two iron rules for myself: withdraw the principal immediately when it rises by 80%, and cut losses and leave when it falls by 30%.
Win three times and then take a break. 100→180→324→583U, after each profit, force yourself to stay out of the market for 24 hours. It is this kind of counter-intuitive operation that made me get wiped out in the newbie village.
**Advanced Stage: Three-Line Strategy After Capital Exceeds Thousand**
After the account exceeds 1000U, I will split the chips into three lines for layout:
**Quick In and Out**: Focus on the European and American time zones at 4 PM and 8 PM, specifically capturing the short-term fluctuations of BTC and ETH. Withdraw after a 2% rebound, never be greedy.
**Stealth Sniping**: Use 30% of the funds to wait for new coins to launch on certain platforms, set up an ambush in advance, and clear the position within half an hour of opening;
**Ultimate Move**: Keep the reserved funds, only act 2-3 times a year, and it must be in conjunction with macro data and the movements of large on-chain holders. If you don't act, that's fine; when you do, aim for returns of 300% or more.
**Preservation Stage: How to Keep the Money You Earned**
I have seen too many people make millions and then lose it all. I rely on three tough strategies to lock in profits:
**Loss cutting should have a sense of ceremony**: Every time you lose money, you must review the situation, write the reasons down on paper and stick it on the wall, and look at it every day;
**Forced Withdrawal Lock-up**: Once profits exceed 50%, immediately transfer 25% to cold wallet for safekeeping;
**Time Lock**: Use a spare phone to set the trading period; when the time is up, force yourself offline to avoid the temptation to make random moves.
Turning small capital around has never been impossible; most people fail due to mindset and execution.
Funds less than 10,000 U? First, honestly follow the "wild method strategy" and proceed steadily;
Stuck at 10,000 to 100,000 U? Stop messing around with new tricks; what you lack is an upgrade in discipline, not a new strategy.
This is the real path I took from 30,000 to over 20 million. Whether you can make it depends on yourself.