Honestly, this is not a show-off post, but rather a real case study to share with everyone—how to turn 1200U into 51,000U, and the key is that I never experienced a liquidation throughout the process.

Many people’s first reaction is: Wow, this guy is really lucky. But if you ask me, luck only plays a small part; the real factors are three hardcore strategies.

**First Trick: Put eggs in three baskets**

I didn’t go all-in with 1200U at once, but divided it into three parts of 400U each:
- The first 400U is used for intraday trading to capture short-term fluctuations and profits
- The second 400U is for swing trading, waiting until the trend is clear before acting
- The third 400U is kept as a core position, leaving some flexibility to handle surprises

What’s the benefit of doing this? Even if one part loses, it won’t cause serious damage.

**Second Trick: Only go for big opportunities, sleep during idle times**

Most of the time in the crypto market, it’s just sideways consolidation, and truly profitable opportunities are scarce. My strategy is simple—during sideways periods, just watch and don’t touch anything. When a big trend emerges, then go all in. This approach might miss out on some small profits, but it also avoids the awkwardness of being shaken out.

**Third Trick: Discipline is more valuable than technical skills**

Set a stop-loss at 2%, and once triggered, close the position without bargaining. When profits reach 4%, start reducing the position to lock in gains. It sounds simple, but executing it is extremely difficult—because you have to fight your own greed and fear.

My method is to write the rules on paper and stick them on the screen. Every time, ask yourself: Does this operation follow the rules? If not, don’t do it.

**Why small capital is not scary**

Finally, I want to say that starting with a low amount is not a disadvantage; it’s actually an advantage—because the cost of making mistakes is small. The key is to manage risk well from the beginning, and not wait until you lose everything and regret it. I managed to grow from 1200U to 51,000U through these three steps. I’m not a genius, nor just lucky—just discipline, patience, and continuous learning.