After losing 1 million in the crypto world, a practical guide to turning around with a 20,000 capital
In the crypto world, a 1 million liquidation to zero is not the end.
Countless people have proven with blood and tears that a capital of 20,000 can also make a comeback. The key lies in mastering these 3 sets of effective comeback strategies and achieving a counterattack with extreme discipline and skills.
1. Break the gambler's mindset; capital allocation is key.
Split the 20,000 USDT into three parts: 33% as a survival fund, invested in BTC spot and USDT to ensure capital safety; 20% as an arbitrage fund, focusing on cross-platform arbitrage; the remaining 47% as a speculative fund, participating in contract trading, but strictly control each stop-loss within 1% of the capital.
Before each operation, ask yourself: Can I bear the loss? Is there a better opportunity? Am I influenced by emotions?
2. Dual-engine strategy, stability and explosive growth coexist.
Stable profit engine: When the BTC price difference exceeds 1%, immediately buy low and sell high; after deducting fees, each trade can earn 0.8%.
The best operating periods are before the US stock market opens and after the A-share market closes, with 2 trades per day, resulting in a stable monthly return of 15%-20%.
Explosive profit engine: Use the "three-factor method" to filter potential altcoins, focusing on coins ranked 50-100 by market cap, with on-chain whale accumulation and event-driven factors. Invest no more than 200 USDT in a single coin, diversifying into 3-5 coins; one 10x coin can double your capital.
3. Risk control system, avoiding 99% of risks.
Set a 10% capital drawdown red line; once reached, immediately stop contract trading; transfer 50% of profits to the survival fund for every 10,000 USDT earned; conduct weekly reviews to eliminate emotional trading.
At the same time, blacklist trending coins, avoid contracts with high capital rates, and stay out of the market when key moving averages are trending down; these are lessons learned from significant losses.
From 20,000 to 800,000, it requires phased execution: first rely on arbitrage and ambush to accumulate capital, then seize market conditions to amplify profits with small leverage, and finally achieve explosive growth through compounding.
But when the capital returns to 800,000, new challenges are just beginning—how to hedge risks with options? Where is the next opportunity hidden?
Remember, turning around in the crypto world relies not on luck, but on scientific strategies and strict execution.
