I've seen too many people who want to get rich overnight with just a few thousand bucks in principal, only to end up with their accounts wiped out and forced to leave the market. But there's one trader who turned $2,000 into $60,000 in 92 days—not by sheer luck, but by managing risk to the extreme.

His approach isn't actually that mysterious. He divided his account funds into five parts and only used one part for each trade. For example, with a $2,000 account, he'd use at most $400 to open a position at a time, always keeping the remaining $1,600 as a safety cushion. No full positions, no chasing highs, no stubbornly holding on to losing trades—this "five-part cycling" strategy ensured he always had an escape route when the market was volatile.

He was even stricter with take-profit and stop-loss: each trade's loss was kept within 3% (( about $12 )), and the profit target was set at 6%-10% (( $24 to $40 )). Does it seem like each trade doesn't make much? But the key is it can be repeated. With 70 trades a month and just a 60% win rate, doubling your principal is no problem at all. Over 92 days, this is how he slowly built up a 30x return.

He summed up three iron rules: first, always set a stop-loss for every trade; cut losses decisively, never hesitate. Second, exit immediately when the profit target is reached—don't fantasize about catching the entire trend. Third, only trade when you understand the market; skip unfamiliar setups outright.

To put it bluntly, most people fail because they lose control of their positions. Going all-in feels thrilling, but liquidation leads straight to the graveyard. Those who can truly profit stably never rely on perfect predictions, but on discipline and a system.

If you currently only have a few hundred or a few thousand dollars and want to make a comeback, don’t rush to look for some 100x coin. First master position management and execute stop-losses properly—even small funds have a chance. When your method is right, slow is fast; if you mess around, you won’t be able to keep $10,000, no matter how much you start with.