How did I turn 2000U into 50,000U in the crypto world?
There are opportunities to get rich quickly in the crypto world, but what you need to do is learn to survive.
This was something I heard in a small dark room when I entered the space, I didn't understand it then, but now I completely get it.
I started as a newbie with only 2000U and didn't even know how to use an exchange. After more than 9 months, I used my self-created "rolling strategy" to steadily grow this amount to 50,000 US dollars. No explosive small coins, no high-leverage contracts, and no insider information; I relied entirely on a logic that I repeatedly tested and refined myself.
1. Starting with 2000U, I set three iron rules for myself.
First rule: the principal is life, never expose the principal to high-risk environments.
Many people want to "make a quick buck" as soon as they enter the market, fantasizing about doubling their investment directly, but I did the opposite. My goals were: first survive, then profit; first profit, then scale up; and finally, gradually exit.
I divided my 2000U into four parts:
1000U for mainstream coin swing trading (ETH / SOL / BTC)
500U for trying out hot new coins (LDO / OP / ARB)
300U for investment returns (stablecoins with an annualized return of 6-8%)
200U as "dead capital" to hold projects (like the ENS at that time, which later tripled)
This position structure is the key to "living long" in the crypto world.
Second rule: profits are rolled in three phases, allowing for locking in gains at any time.
Many people are reluctant to cash out when they make money, resulting in a big drop that wipes everything out. How do I do it?
Every time my profit exceeds 10%, I divide the profit into three parts:
30% locked in for cash (transferred to wallet or invested in stablecoin products);
30% rolled into the next swing;
40% left in the market for flexible adjustments.
This is my "profit rolling system." With this method, even if I make a total mistake, the most I can lose is my profit; my principal remains untouched.
Third rule: only trade markets that I understand, avoid unclear situations, and don’t act during fluctuations.
I’m not a daily trader; sometimes I don’t move my positions for a week. When the market is unclear, I only do one thing: review past trades. I only enter the market when I confirm the direction, chip structure, and trading sentiment are aligned.
Making quick money feels great, but making steady money lasts longer.
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