How many people in the crypto world dream of getting rich overnight, only to realize that—getting rich depends on luck, while steady doubling relies on strategy.
I came across a fan case where someone turned 5,000 USD into 220,000 USD in three months. This is not some myth; the core logic is just two words: position splitting + compound interest.
His previous mistake was very typical—following the trend and copying trades, making big bets on small market fluctuations. Later, I designed a framework for him that seems simple but tests human nature in execution: divide the funds into five or six parts, and only move one part at a time for spot trading.
How exactly does it work?
First, avoid chasing highs and blindly going all-in. When the price drops 10%, buy a portion to lower the average cost; when it rises 10%, sell a portion to lock in profits. The beauty of this approach is—you never have to bet on the market direction, just follow the rhythm of the market back and forth.
While others are trapped due to full positions, your diversified holdings keep you flexible. When others get wiped out by over-leverage, your principal steadily grows. Most importantly, position splitting itself is a form of mental management—no matter how chaotic the market gets, you won’t panic because you always have an exit.
During this period before 2026, Bitcoin is suitable for applying this crypto market strategy. There’s no secret—it's all about whether you can stick to discipline and give up impulsive reckless moves. That’s how I turned my principal into a large sum.
The market isn’t short of opportunities; what’s missing is those who can wait and execute.
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PumpStrategist
· 01-05 20:47
It's the same story of turning 5,000 U into 220,000 U—heard it too many times. But this logic of not over-leveraging really has no flaws. The key point is still that—99% of people simply can't execute it.
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BlockBargainHunter
· 01-04 11:45
That's right, it's a discipline issue. Most people simply can't stick to it.
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SignatureCollector
· 01-04 11:34
That's correct, it's a matter of execution.
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gas_guzzler
· 01-04 11:30
It's easy to say but hard to do—sticking to discipline...
Diversifying sounds good, but when the market surges dramatically, that FOMO almost drove me crazy, haha.
Going from 5,000 to 220,000 is indeed impressive, but I've heard too many stories like this. The key is how to maintain it afterward.
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MidnightTrader
· 01-04 11:27
Basically, it still comes down to discipline; most people fail because of their mindset.
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tx_or_didn't_happen
· 01-04 11:27
You're right, but the only concern is whether people can actually do it.
How many people in the crypto world dream of getting rich overnight, only to realize that—getting rich depends on luck, while steady doubling relies on strategy.
I came across a fan case where someone turned 5,000 USD into 220,000 USD in three months. This is not some myth; the core logic is just two words: position splitting + compound interest.
His previous mistake was very typical—following the trend and copying trades, making big bets on small market fluctuations. Later, I designed a framework for him that seems simple but tests human nature in execution: divide the funds into five or six parts, and only move one part at a time for spot trading.
How exactly does it work?
First, avoid chasing highs and blindly going all-in. When the price drops 10%, buy a portion to lower the average cost; when it rises 10%, sell a portion to lock in profits. The beauty of this approach is—you never have to bet on the market direction, just follow the rhythm of the market back and forth.
While others are trapped due to full positions, your diversified holdings keep you flexible. When others get wiped out by over-leverage, your principal steadily grows. Most importantly, position splitting itself is a form of mental management—no matter how chaotic the market gets, you won’t panic because you always have an exit.
During this period before 2026, Bitcoin is suitable for applying this crypto market strategy. There’s no secret—it's all about whether you can stick to discipline and give up impulsive reckless moves. That’s how I turned my principal into a large sum.
The market isn’t short of opportunities; what’s missing is those who can wait and execute.