In three months, I rolled my principal from 2,000U to 60,000U—not by luck, but by relentlessly sticking to this position management logic.

When I was left with just 2,000U, I had just gone through a liquidation. My account balance was pitifully low, and my mindset hit rock bottom.

But I forced myself to calm down and set a strict rule: no more all-ins, no more betting on one-sided markets. What I needed to do was turn every trade into a "compounding game under controlled risk."

How does it work? Let me break it down.

**Position Splitting: 2,000U divided into 5 parts, 400U per position**

Only one portion of funds is used at a time. If I win, I increase the size for the next trade; if I lose, I still have four more bullets.

Never go all-in, always leave yourself a way out. This is my first ironclad rule for survival.

**Take-Profit and Stop-Loss: Strictly Enforce a 1:2 Ratio**

Stop-loss locked at 3%, meaning a maximum loss of 12U per trade.

Take-profit set at 6%-10%, so each profitable trade earns at least 24U.

Sound small? As long as you survive, compounding will snowball.

Let’s do the math: I make about 70 trades a month, with a win rate that stays around 60%.

Losing trades: 28 × 12U = -336U
Winning trades: 42 × 35U = +1,470U

Monthly net profit: 1,134U. The principal doubles instantly.

After three months, 2,000U grew into 60,000U, all withdrawn and secured.

**Why could I achieve this? Just three strict rules:**

1. Every trade has a stop-loss. If I lose, I cut it quickly—never hold and hope for a reversal.
2. Don’t get greedy with profits. Once I hit the target, I exit. It’s about systematic harvesting, not gambling.
3. Don’t stare at the charts, don’t chase pumps or panic sell. I only trade familiar breakout patterns; I ignore all other market moves.

Most people in crypto actually fail at position management.

All-in on a single bet and liquidation becomes routine.
Holding against the trend, they can't even see their principal anymore.
Even when they pick the right direction, lack of discipline means they can’t hold their positions.

I’ve seen too many people talk about making a comeback but their actions only donate money to the market.

But I never bet on direction—I bet on discipline and execution.

If you’re currently left with just a few thousand U and want to turn things around—

Stop trading based on gut feelings.
Stop chasing hot trends blindly.

With the right method, 1,000U can take off; if you’re reckless, you’ll lose 10,000U just as easily.

Those who know how to play use a system; those who don’t rely on luck.