#ETH走势分析 A few days ago, someone DM’d me: “How can I quickly turn a small amount of money into a big win?”

I replied directly: Don’t think about being fast, think about how to last.

💰 Position sizing—your life is more important than your money

I know a guy who last year went all in with $4,000 on 20x leverage longs, three days in a row of green. The day he got liquidated, he posted three ellipses in the group chat and disappeared. Later, I told another friend, “You have $5,000—risk at most $2,000 per trade. If you lose, accept it. Don’t try to average down.” She listened. She did lose for a couple weeks, but then caught that $ETH rebound, went in three times, immediately recovered and made a profit.

A good sense of rhythm is worth more than courage.

📉 If you don’t control your drawdown, you’ll break down sooner or later

Once saw a girl’s account grow to $8,000, she was super excited. Then one greedy move caused a 25% drawdown, and she fell apart right there. I told her to take a break, then set a hard rule: if drawdown hits 5%, cut immediately—no hesitation. Now her equity curve is as steady as an EKG: occasional blips, but no chaos.

Making money isn’t about being aggressive, it’s about being able to hold on.

🎯 If you don’t understand, don’t force it

I have a habit when trading: mark out support and resistance before acting, only enter on a breakout. Can’t read the chart? Sit and watch. One time someone asked me at midnight if they should chase a certain altcoin. I glanced at the chart—just a bunch of wicks—so I said, “If you ape in, I’ll block you.” Next day the coin got cut in half, he sent me a “fist bump” emoji.

The market isn’t short on opportunities; what’s lacking is the patience to wait for them.

💸 Take profits—numbers will fool you

For small swings, I take half off after 30–50 points. For trend trades, I let it run over 150 points, then leave the rest to luck. Last year a girl turned $10,000 into $50,000 and didn’t withdraw a cent, wanting to hit $100k. Then a single crash wiped it all out. She came to me crying and I just said, “Only what’s in your wallet is real money.”

When your account hits a round number, withdraw. That’s the iron rule.

📊 As your capital grows, your strategy has to change

Once your account passes $8,000, you can increase each position to $1,000–$1,500, but stop-losses must be locked at 3–5%. That friend who listened now has a steady $20,000 account, and every time we chat she says if she hadn’t listened back then, she’d be wiped out.

$BTC $ETH and other major coins are volatile and regular enough, perfect for practicing over and over. Stop staring at alts dreaming of overnight riches.

From $5,000 to $8,000, then $12,000, $20,000… it’s like climbing stairs: one step at a time. Want to fly? Learn to walk first.