#以太坊大户持仓变化 $STRAX skyrocketed from $2,000 to $52,000, and it all comes down to these three tricks



A friend’s account was left with only $2,000, and he asked me for some advice. I shared three strategies with him. Since last year, he has been sticking to this methodology, and now his account has grown to over $50,000. Throughout the process, he never got liquidated. This experience gave me a lot of inspiration.

**Money must be diversified**
Divide the $2,000 into four parts, each $500, operating independently without borrowing from each other. The first part is for intraday short-term trades, with a maximum of two trades per day; the second is dedicated to trending markets, only trading when weekly charts look good; the third just rests, to prevent the account from being wiped out if a 3% loss triggers an automatic stop-loss. Remember, if the principal hits zero, there’s really no chance to turn things around. Many people don’t realize this.

**Only trade with a clear trend**
Choppy sideways markets are a recipe for losses. Look at the daily moving averages; if there’s no bullish alignment, stay out and sleep. Don’t mess around. What’s the real entry signal? A volume breakout above a previous high, confirmed by a daily close before entering. Once in, take profit when gains reach 30% of the principal, immediately withdraw half to lock in profits, and set a trailing stop at 10% of the remaining position—don’t be greedy.

**Fighting your emotions leads to dead ends**
Before entering a trade, write down all your rules. When a 3% loss occurs, don’t say a word—sell immediately, without hesitation. When you gain 10%, move your stop-loss to your cost basis, so small fluctuations won’t shake you out. Every night at 11 PM, close all trading apps. Even if the candlesticks look tempting, don’t look at them. If you can’t sleep, just uninstall the app to force yourself away from the screen.

This guy was able to turn his situation around, step by step, entirely thanks to this set of methods.
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ChainSherlockGirlvip
· 01-10 19:54
Basically, it's about self-discipline. This guy really paid the self-discipline tax.
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BlockchainGrillervip
· 01-10 04:09
Damn, I need to learn how to split into four separate accounts, or else I'll get messed around by single-shock trading again.
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AllTalkLongTradervip
· 01-08 07:01
Dividing into four parts and trading each separately is indeed a reliable idea, but few can really stick to it. It's easy to say, but hard to do. Volatile markets are really the place to cut leeks. The trick of closing the software at 11 o'clock is brilliant. Sometimes staying up late to watch K-line charts results in total losses. From 2000 to 52000 without liquidation is truly impressive; most people would have gone all-in long ago. Securing profits is correct; when greed takes over, no one can control it. Many people simply can't follow the rules on paper; they rely on intuition and make random moves. Taking half of the profit at 30% gain—what strong mental resilience that requires. I would definitely want to keep going. Emotions are the biggest enemy. To be clear on this, a stop-loss is just three words that can be deadly.
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rekt_but_not_brokevip
· 01-08 06:57
Damn, I've been using this decentralized strategy for a while, but discipline is just too hard to maintain, brother. Oh wait, has this guy really never been liquidated? That means he's definitely got something going on, more reliable than most people I've seen. Only making two trades per day in intraday trading—I can't do that, I get itchy once the market opens. Turning off the software was a genius move. I'm still watching the market at 11 PM, no wonder my account fluctuates so much. Just want to ask, are trend markets really this easy to copy, or does it also depend on luck?
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WalletDivorcervip
· 01-08 06:56
Wow, this is the legendary discipline. No wonder you can turn things around. Splitting into four parts—why didn't I think of that? I was just thinking about going all in on a certain coin. The most heartbreaking thing is closing the app every day. Right now, I am just controlled by the fear of the K-line. The real way to make money is boredom. Just lying around waiting for the market. If I had heard this set of theories three months ago, my account wouldn't be like this now.
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just_another_fishvip
· 01-08 06:55
Damn, is this the legendary "making money without watching the market"? I tried something similar last year, and I still ended up being emotionally manipulated. Now I believe it. Diversification is really amazing, especially that "lying down" part, the sense of a defensive line, makes it less likely for your mindset to explode. But honestly, the hardest part is sticking to not watching the market. Every time I think, "What if I miss out," and in the end, I really did miss out on many opportunities to avoid losses haha. This guy's caution isn't as strong as mine. I now just delete the exchange app and only use the web version. Even a few seconds of delay can help me stay calm. Volatile markets are really a harvest festival for the leek farmers. The logic of waiting for the daily line confirmation before entering isn't wrong, but it tests human discipline.
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AirdropHunterZhangvip
· 01-08 06:52
To be honest, I've already realized the trick of decentralization, but I still can't bring myself to uninstall the app. Every time, it's a all-in move to break even.
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