Someone asked me: Can you make a living in the cryptocurrency world? Can you survive solely on trading without a job?
The answer is simple: Yes, and it's more common than you think.
The key is not how much capital you have, but whether you can control risk.
Even if you have 40,000 to 50,000 USDT, as long as your methods are correct, you can completely support yourself.
Why is it better to have a bit more capital?
Because with a solid foundation, you can withstand volatility and won't be wiped out by a single downturn.
How to do it specifically? My logic is quite simple:
First, test the waters with small positions; if you make a mistake, just take the loss; you won't lose much;
When faced with a deep drop, dare to add to your position, averaging down on costs, and wait for a 5-8% rebound to lock in profits;
Set clear targets, and leave when it's time; never fantasize about "a little more increase."
If you calculate carefully, with a capital of 50,000, making a steady profit of 80-100 USDT a day amounts to over 20,000 in a month. Compared to an ordinary salary, it's more comfortable than most jobs. When the market is good, you can add another wave of momentum trades, leading to even greater profits.
Some may ask: Is it guaranteed profit?
Of course not; there is no zero-risk strategy in the market.
But the difference is that this method spreads the risk:
Start with small positions to test, so no single trade is fatal;
Add to positions rhythmically, not blindly going all in;
Lock in profits promptly without giving back opportunities.
In short, it's not about pursuing massive profits but relying on stability, depth, and patience.
This is the true underlying logic of making a living in the market.
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