#大户持仓动态 From $1800 to $54,000, honestly I don't have any high-end tricks. If I had to say what I did right, it's one word—patience. When I first entered the scene, my account was only $1800, just paid off my credit card interest, staring at the ceiling all night.

All around me, the voices were shouting "20x leverage to turn things around," and every now and then someone would post a liquidation screenshot in the group. I watched but didn't follow the trend.

Divide $1800 into 6 parts, $300 each, focusing on coins with stable fluctuations, taking small profits and then exiting. In the first week, I made $420; in the second week, over $3000; in the third week, it skyrocketed to $6200. I was completely overwhelmed.

There’s no secret. When others go crazy, I hold steady; when others dump, I buy the dip. It’s that simple.

The way from $6200 to $45,000 is still the same: I enter when the market dips, exit when it skyrockets. Sounds easy, but actually doing it is really hard. No copying others, no chasing highs, no all-in—basically, just being cautious.

When my account broke $50,000, I became even more cautious. I only touch $BTC, $ETH, and SOL, using scripts to place orders, with both take-profit and stop-loss locked in. Even if I earn less, I accept it. Some say I look like an old-timer, I just smile. Those who’ve experienced liquidation understand that stability is the fastest way.

The core points are these three:
1. Going all-in is poison; diversification is the lifesaver.
2. Don’t bet on right or wrong directions, bet on success rate. Every all-in move eventually resets to zero.
3. Slow gains last longer; the crypto world has endless opportunities, what’s missing is people who stay alive.

I pass this set of principles to my community brothers. Going solo leads to crashes; together, we can hold on and make it to the end.

I don’t envy roller coasters, just waiting for the next bus—get on, swipe your card, get off at the stop. Survive, and profits will come naturally.