800U to 30,000U: A Beginner Relies on the 'Turtle Discipline' to Avoid Liquidation
In the crypto world, some people double their money in a day, only to face liquidation and lose it all;
Last October, a pure novice named A-Gua joined a group with 800U, steadily reaching 30,000U in 5 months without ever liquidating.
His secret lies in three 'turtle-style' iron rules.
First rule, divide funds, do not go all in.
Split 800U into three parts: 200U for day trading (focus exclusively on BTC/ETH, run away after a 4-point fluctuation, making a daily profit of 20U and shut down immediately);
300U for swing trading (hold positions for about 4 days after major events, take half of the profits after a 12% gain);
300U as a reserve (lock USDC to earn 4.2% annualized, only act in extreme market conditions—survival is better than anything).
Second rule, follow the big trend and do not focus on small K-lines.
He deleted the 1-minute chart and only looked at 4-hour signals: EMA golden cross, MACD red bars expanding, and breaking previous highs; only when all three signals are satisfied does he act.
In December last year, when the CPI data was released, ETH surged from 1650 to 1820; he held his swing position for 3 days and made a 16% profit, with his account first breaking 1500U.
Third rule, bind greedy hands with rules.
Each trade must set a 1.8% stop loss, automatically triggered, never holding out;
Take half of the position off once profits reach 3%, and leave the rest with a trailing stop.
In January, he lost 85U and was muted by me, forced to run for calm; the next day, when ETH tested support, he went long, making 210U on one trade to recover all losses.
On the day of the Federal Reserve's interest rate meeting in March, when BTC's 4-hour line broke 62000, he lightly chased a long position at 62300, with a stop loss at 61300 and take profit at 63500; within two hours, he took profit, netting 78U.
There was no excitement, just steady accumulation.
Small funds fear greed and haste the most.
A-Gua rolled from 800U to 30,000U, not relying on luck to catch hundredfold coins, but purely on 'not being greedy for small profits, not panicking during corrections, and strictly adhering to rules.'
Those who chase hotspots daily find themselves losing everything while he steadily increases.
The crypto world is not about who rushes the fastest, but about who can 'survive' the longest.
Lock in risks, slowly earn profits; that is the path to recovery for small funds.
If you are holding a small amount of capital and feel lost, don't rush.
I have compiled A-Gua's 'Turtle Discipline' into a manual; if you follow the rules, you too can start from 800U and make a profit.
Are you ready to 'survive' until you profit? @不贪的阿 K


