#ETH走势分析 3000U, can it be flipped to 30000U? I've seen people do it.

Three months ago, I met a trader whose account only had 3000U left as principal. I gave him a framework, he followed it for 90 days, and in the end, he really took his account to five figures. The method isn't complicated—first, split the money into three parts:

**First part: Short-term position (1000U)**
Open a maximum of two trades per day. If there's a loss, cut it immediately. Don't think about holding onto losing trades to recover— that's gambler's thinking. Short-term trading is just about skimming small profits from the market to support yourself.

**Second part: Trend position (1000U)**
You need patience with this portion. If the weekly chart doesn’t show a clear upward trend, just sit tight. There aren’t opportunities every day, but when a real trend comes, this 1000U can multiply several times.

**Third part: Lifesaving money (1000U)**
This is specifically reserved to prevent liquidation. If you lose the first two portions, this money gets you back in the game. Remember: you can survive losing a finger, but if you lose your head, it’s really over.

Seems simple? But most people fail because they go all-in. The market is like a meat grinder—out of ten people, nine get chopped up.

My own trading signals are even simpler:
1. The daily moving averages aren’t aligned bullishly? Do nothing.
2. Breakout in volume + daily close confirmation? Open the first trade.
3. Profit 30%? Immediately withdraw half, set a 10% trailing stop on the rest.

Don’t feel bad about missing opportunities—there’s always another wave in crypto.

**The most important thing is controlling your emotions.**
Write down your “life or death line” before entering:
- 5% stop-loss, cut automatically, no negotiation with yourself;
- 10% profit, move stop-loss to break-even, everything after that is pure gain.

Going from 3000 to 30000 isn’t about legendary trades, it’s about “making fewer mistakes.” The market has opportunities every day, but your money isn’t unlimited. Learn to survive first, then talk about making big money. All those wave theories and technical indicators are things you study only after you’ve learned to survive.

If you die, you’re just paying someone else’s fees; if you survive, then you’re qualified to talk about financial freedom.

In crypto, it’s never about who runs the fastest, it’s about who can last until the end. $SXP