$1500 principal, turned into $56,000 in just over three months, a return of over 30 times, all without a single liquidation — this is not luck, but a proven trading framework.
The core logic is actually very simple, broken down into three parts:
**Step 1: Three-Position Capital Allocation, Diversify Risk as the Foundation**
Divide $1500 into three parts of $500 each. The logic behind this allocation is easy to understand — $500 for intraday short-term trades, closing each day after the trade; $500 for catching swing opportunities, waiting ten days or half a month, only entering when the setup is clear; $500 as the last safety net, the final lifeline.
Many people start with full position, and after liquidation, they have no chips left to turn the tide. Staying alive is the prerequisite for profit.
**Step 2: Follow the Trend to Take Profits, Rest During Sideways Markets**
In the crypto market, genuine trend opportunities are rare, but many traders can't sit still and keep fiddling around.
The reality is: 80% of sideways market time is just giving away money. Instead of reckless moves, it's better to rest completely. Only enter when the trend is clear. Once profit targets are reached, realize gains; when profits exceed 20% of the principal, take 30% off the table immediately. This is called "Don’t open a position unless you’re ready, but once you do, it can last half a year."
**Step 3: Use Discipline to Fight Emotions, the Last Line of Defense**
Set stop-loss at 2%, and cut at the designated point — no hesitation; if profit exceeds 4%, reduce position size immediately to lock in gains; never add to losing positions — these rules must be ingrained into muscle memory.
True stable profitability comes from letting funds run according to established rules, not being driven by emotions to reckless actions.
Small capital is never the problem; the real issue is mindset. Those who always want to eat a big fat pig in one bite usually can’t even protect their initial capital. The $1500 comeback was achieved through this framework that locks in risk and lets profits run.
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ImpermanentPhilosopher
· 01-10 21:48
That's true, but only a few can really do it.
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SybilSlayer
· 01-09 03:54
30x leverage? Bro, your data sounds too smooth. How many people can really hold on in reality?
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RugPullProphet
· 01-09 02:34
Well... that's easy to say, but how many people actually do these three things? Most forget after reading.
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MultiSigFailMaster
· 01-08 06:50
30x? That number sounds a bit unbelievable. It feels like the risk is hidden even deeper.
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NftRegretMachine
· 01-08 06:49
To be honest, I've been using the three-position system for a while now, but my execution is poor, and I can't help but add to my positions...
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LiquiditySurfer
· 01-08 06:49
This set of ideas is spot on; the key is to have patience and stay laid back. There are really not many people who can be ruthless and not act during sideways markets.
To be honest, the efficiency of capital allocation is pretty good, but no one can deny the role of luck.
I quite agree with the three-asset system idea; it's essentially the same logic as liquidity distribution for market makers.
From 1500 to 56000, your guts are really impressive haha.
The rule of a 2% stop loss sounds simple, but actually implementing it can drive you crazy.
This framework sounds like teaching people to make money while lying down, but the reality is often not that glamorous.
It's really about betting on the market's surfing points; as long as the timing is right, it works.
Mindset truly is the ultimate; I've seen too many people who make a little profit and then want to go all-in.
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MEVHunterBearish
· 01-08 06:48
No matter how nicely you put it, it doesn't change a thing—it's just something we've never seen before.
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DAOdreamer
· 01-08 06:47
To be honest, the three-position system sounds simple, but how many people can really stick with it? I think the key is that phrase: "Only those who are alive have the right to talk about profit." It's damn realistic.
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MemeEchoer
· 01-08 06:41
The three-warehouse system sounds good, but how many actually stick with it? The key is still the mindset.
$1500 principal, turned into $56,000 in just over three months, a return of over 30 times, all without a single liquidation — this is not luck, but a proven trading framework.
The core logic is actually very simple, broken down into three parts:
**Step 1: Three-Position Capital Allocation, Diversify Risk as the Foundation**
Divide $1500 into three parts of $500 each. The logic behind this allocation is easy to understand — $500 for intraday short-term trades, closing each day after the trade; $500 for catching swing opportunities, waiting ten days or half a month, only entering when the setup is clear; $500 as the last safety net, the final lifeline.
Many people start with full position, and after liquidation, they have no chips left to turn the tide. Staying alive is the prerequisite for profit.
**Step 2: Follow the Trend to Take Profits, Rest During Sideways Markets**
In the crypto market, genuine trend opportunities are rare, but many traders can't sit still and keep fiddling around.
The reality is: 80% of sideways market time is just giving away money. Instead of reckless moves, it's better to rest completely. Only enter when the trend is clear. Once profit targets are reached, realize gains; when profits exceed 20% of the principal, take 30% off the table immediately. This is called "Don’t open a position unless you’re ready, but once you do, it can last half a year."
**Step 3: Use Discipline to Fight Emotions, the Last Line of Defense**
Set stop-loss at 2%, and cut at the designated point — no hesitation; if profit exceeds 4%, reduce position size immediately to lock in gains; never add to losing positions — these rules must be ingrained into muscle memory.
True stable profitability comes from letting funds run according to established rules, not being driven by emotions to reckless actions.
Small capital is never the problem; the real issue is mindset. Those who always want to eat a big fat pig in one bite usually can’t even protect their initial capital. The $1500 comeback was achieved through this framework that locks in risk and lets profits run.