That year, I kept my hands in my pockets and didn't know what an opponent was.

I'm Sen Ge.

And then? I’ve blown up with heavy positions, blown up with no-stop-loss, blown up out of greed, blindly entered the market and blown up, frequently traded and blown up, tried to catch the top on the left side and blown up.

Six lives, each one has died more than once.

Novices die from chasing highs, veterans die from bottom-fishing, experts die from holding onto positions too long.
The market is always there; the only one who ever makes mistakes is yourself.

After so many times, I finally understand:
It's not that I don't learn from my mistakes, but every time I think I can get lucky.

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So, if your capital is less than 1,000 USD, let me tell you a harsh truth:

What you should learn first isn't how to make money, but how not to die first.

Last year, I mentored a follower who started with 900 USD, and in five months, grew it to 38k USD without ever blowing up a position.

It’s not luck; it’s being extremely stupid, yet extremely steady.

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First: Split your money, going all-in is suicide

Divide 900 USD into three parts:
300 USD for short-term trades (at most one trade per day)
300 USD for swing trading (move once every ten days or half a month)
300 USD is your life savings (must not be touched, even if you lose everything, you can still recover)

Second: Only eat the thickest meat, avoid the rest

Don’t trade during sideways markets; stay out if the direction isn’t clear.
Only act when the trend is crystal clear.
The market isn’t always there every day, but your life is.

Third: Write rules and clear your emotions

Set a 2% stop-loss, as natural as breathing.
Take profit at 4%, then cut your position in half.
When your account profits exceed 20%, immediately withdraw 30%.
Never add to losing positions—90% of people never turn around because they die at this step.

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Now, his account has grown to 40k USD.
More importantly, he no longer stays up late watching the charts. Ten minutes a day to check the levels, then he’s done.

Want to turn things around? Remember: as long as your capital is still there, you have a chance to double it.

Divide your positions, wait for the right moment, control your fire—these things aren’t exciting, but they can save you three years of detours.

The fastest way in the crypto world is always to first stabilize.

I'm Sen Ge. Comment below: which one did you die on?
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