Trading for three months, the account grew from 15,000 USD to 840,000 USD. This is not luck, nor is it some secret formula. Frankly, it’s the result of stable, systematic management at work.

The core logic is straightforward—position management.

I never engage in gambling-style operations. Funds are split into several parts, with only 2,000 USD allocated per trade. Always maintain a safety cushion of four positions—never fully invested, never adding to a losing position, never hard holding. This approach may seem conservative, but in reality, its stability far exceeds your imagination.

How to set stop-loss and take-profit? -3% immediately triggers a stop-loss, +6% to +10% exits. Keep individual losses within 12 USD, and profits between 24 USD and 40 USD. Each trade may not have a high win rate, but the advantage is that it’s replicable and accumulative. Averaging 70 trades per month with a 60% win rate can easily double your monthly income.

Numbers speak for themselves. Small, frequent trades are especially suitable in the crypto market—high volatility, many opportunities, but also enough risk to be exciting. What you need is discipline—more important than emotions.

Three ironclad rules support the entire system: First, every trade must have a stop-loss; losses must be clean. Second, don’t be greedy with profits—exit when the target is reached. Third, only trade familiar market models, stay away from chasing highs and selling lows.

There are traders who die on their positions, but I rely on this discipline—not only to make money but, crucially, to keep making money consistently. This method is equally applicable to hundreds or thousands of USD. The premise for scaling small funds is system and patience.