Can a small amount of money in the crypto market really turn things around?
Yes, but only if you first learn how not to lose
When many people first enter the market, they want to double their money, want to get rich overnight. So they go all-in, add leverage, and chase hot trends—then they get liquidated every few days. The real issue isn’t the market; it’s you
A while back, one of my followers found me. His account was left with only 2,100 U. He said if he lost any more, he’d quit the scene. I didn’t give him any complicated strategies. I only told him to do one thing: divide the money
Split the 2,100 U into three parts: 700 U each
First part: only do short-term trades, at most two orders per day. If the direction is wrong, cut the position immediately—no averaging down, no holding and dragging the order
Second part: wait for a trending market. Before the weekly chart confirms a rise, do not place a single trade—I'd rather stay in cash
Third part: an insurance fund, mostly stays still. Only use it when risk appears
Remember one thing: never go all-in
Lose a little and you can keep going. Lose it all and you’re out
My trading is actually very simple
If the daily moving averages don’t develop into a bullish alignment, I basically don’t touch it. Many people like to bottom-pick, but most bottom-picking happens halfway up the hill
Only when the volume expands and the daily chart holds above a key level will I take a light position to try
And there are two disciplines I’ve never changed:
Set a stop loss of 5%
When you’re up 10%, move the stop loss to the break-even point
The benefit is simple: when you lose, you lose very little; when you win, you can gradually let profits grow
When profits reach 30%, I usually take out half first, and let the rest continue running with a trailing stop. Take the money off the table first—then we talk about the trend
Later, that follower followed this method step by step. Over three months, his account grew from 2,100 U to 36,000 U
No magic trades, no luck explosion—just doing the same thing all the time:
Control risk, wait for opportunities
Many people lose because they’re too急 (too impatient)
They chase when it goes up, panic when it drops. They place more than a dozen trades a day, and end up exhausting themselves
Actually, the crypto market has never been short of opportunities
What’s missing are people who can stay in the market for a long time
Follow Dorre—no boasting, no empty promises. I only share real experiences that help you survive in the market. There’s also a team—whether you join is up to you?
Yes, but only if you first learn how not to lose
When many people first enter the market, they want to double their money, want to get rich overnight. So they go all-in, add leverage, and chase hot trends—then they get liquidated every few days. The real issue isn’t the market; it’s you
A while back, one of my followers found me. His account was left with only 2,100 U. He said if he lost any more, he’d quit the scene. I didn’t give him any complicated strategies. I only told him to do one thing: divide the money
Split the 2,100 U into three parts: 700 U each
First part: only do short-term trades, at most two orders per day. If the direction is wrong, cut the position immediately—no averaging down, no holding and dragging the order
Second part: wait for a trending market. Before the weekly chart confirms a rise, do not place a single trade—I'd rather stay in cash
Third part: an insurance fund, mostly stays still. Only use it when risk appears
Remember one thing: never go all-in
Lose a little and you can keep going. Lose it all and you’re out
My trading is actually very simple
If the daily moving averages don’t develop into a bullish alignment, I basically don’t touch it. Many people like to bottom-pick, but most bottom-picking happens halfway up the hill
Only when the volume expands and the daily chart holds above a key level will I take a light position to try
And there are two disciplines I’ve never changed:
Set a stop loss of 5%
When you’re up 10%, move the stop loss to the break-even point
The benefit is simple: when you lose, you lose very little; when you win, you can gradually let profits grow
When profits reach 30%, I usually take out half first, and let the rest continue running with a trailing stop. Take the money off the table first—then we talk about the trend
Later, that follower followed this method step by step. Over three months, his account grew from 2,100 U to 36,000 U
No magic trades, no luck explosion—just doing the same thing all the time:
Control risk, wait for opportunities
Many people lose because they’re too急 (too impatient)
They chase when it goes up, panic when it drops. They place more than a dozen trades a day, and end up exhausting themselves
Actually, the crypto market has never been short of opportunities
What’s missing are people who can stay in the market for a long time
Follow Dorre—no boasting, no empty promises. I only share real experiences that help you survive in the market. There’s also a team—whether you join is up to you?