A fan once had an account with only $900 left, and at that time, their mindset was very poor, feeling somewhat like giving up. Later, by strictly following my method and persisting for three months, the account increased tenfold, successfully turning the situation around.

Does that sound like a fairy tale? Actually, the secret is very simple: allocate your money into three parts.

**First part $300 — Short-term Quick Trades**

Use this portion for short-term trading, making only two trades per day. The key is to set a proper stop-loss line; once it’s hit, cut immediately—no hesitation. Short-term trading is like dancing on the edge of a knife; you must be quick in and out, relying on accumulating small profits from each trade. Many people stumble here because they’re reluctant to cut losses, ending up trapped. Not him—he sticks to this rule. Although each trade is small, his win rate is high, and over time, the power of compound interest kicks in.

**Second part $300 — Trend Trading**

This part focuses only on weekly trend analysis. Don’t follow the crowd blindly; wait until the market clearly shows an upward trend before entering. Trends are like waves; riding the wave makes it easier. Once the upward trend is confirmed, prepare to enter, and then you can capture the most profitable segment of the trend. It requires patience, but once you act, the results are significantly different.

**Third part $300 — Life-saving Fund**

This is a reserve fund, purely for emergencies. When will the market pose liquidation risks or a margin call wave? No one can predict with 100% certainty. But when such moments come, this reserve fund can save your position. I often say, “Liquidation is like amputation; losing a finger can grow back, but losing your head means no rescue at all.” This reserve is your line of defense against being wiped out.

**How to find entry signals?**

My method is actually very simple. First, the daily moving averages must be arranged in a bullish order; otherwise, don’t open a position. Second, look for a volume breakout above the previous high with a bullish candle; only then prepare to enter. When both conditions are met, your win rate will be much higher.

**What to do after making a profit?**

When profits reach 30%, first take out half of the gains to lock in profits. For the remaining part, set a trailing stop-loss at 10%. The market never lacks opportunities; there’s no need to rush the first train. Steady gains are the most important.

**"Life-and-death agreement" before entering**

Before entering, write it down: if loss reaches 5%, you must cut; don’t look for reasons—just cut. Conversely, when profit hits 10%, raise your stop-loss to the cost line, letting the remaining profits be decided by the market. This way, you protect your principal and give your profits room to grow.

From $900 to $53,000, there’s no miracle behind it—just fewer mistakes. Opportunities are everywhere every day; grabbing them isn’t the key. The key is to preserve what you’ve already earned. In the crypto world, the last winner is never the one who runs the fastest, but the one who can endure until the end. Rules and discipline are your foundation.