#特朗普数字资产政策新方向 How can you 10x a small amount of capital in the crypto market? Some people have done it in just three months.

The most impressive case I’ve seen: starting capital was only 3,000 USDT, and after ninety days, it turned into over 30,000. The method sounds ridiculously simple—split the money into three parts, 1,000 each. But of those who actually survive using this strategy, less than 5% in the market.

**First portion: short-term trades**
Limit yourself to at most two trades per day, and cut losses immediately. Many people fail here: lose 5% today, try to recover tomorrow, and end up liquidated within three days. This money isn’t for getting rich quick; it’s to keep you in practice and maybe earn you some pocket change.

**Second portion: trend-heavy positions**
If the weekly chart isn’t bullish, do nothing. For coins like $SXP , daily charts might be volatile, but only act when the weekly trend is clear. What does “clear” mean? Bullish moving average crossover + volume breaking previous highs + daily close holding above resistance—all three must be met. Once in, if profits reach 30% of principal, take half off the table, and set a 10% trailing stop for the rest—how much you make is luck, keeping your profits is skill.

**Third portion: lifeline**
For emergencies only. If you still have 1,000 USDT left to add on liquidation day, you’re still in the game. Those who go all-in get wiped out by one correction and don’t even have a chance to try again.

The deadliest thing about the market is this: it uses 90% of its time in choppy sideways moves to wipe out 99% of people who are desperate to make money fast. The so-called pros are just those who don’t hesitate in the 5% of time when action matters, and keep their hands off for the other 95%.

Before entering, set these three hard rules: 5% stop-loss auto-close, move stop-loss to break-even after 10% profit, and don’t act unless the moving averages form a golden cross. Sounds mechanical? But those who strictly follow these three rules always have decent account curves.

Going from 3,000 to 30,000 isn’t about catching 100x coins, it’s about making fewer rookie mistakes. People who obsess over candlestick patterns and Elliott Wave theory often blow up on one all-in trade; those who survive till the end are the “cautious types” with risk control in their DNA.

In crypto, wealth never rewards those who run the fastest—only those who last till the end.