Making 1 million by trading crypto in a year isn't about luck
Earning 1 million within a year is not entirely impossible, but it requires a plan—you can't gamble blindly on luck.
My approach: Use major coins’ spot holdings as the foundation, and treat futures only as an assist. Keep your account’s base strong, then use a small portion of funds to participate in futures. Stick to low leverage, strictly control risk, and refuse to go all-in.
I often use the 333 position method: split your funds into three parts, enter in three separate rounds. In each round, buy 30% of the total (i.e., 3 parts × 3 rounds), and always keep some funds available—never go all-in.
This has three benefits:
1) Since the market can’t be predicted, building positions in batches helps average your cost and keeps your mindset steadier.
2) You can be aggressive and still have an escape plan—when prices fall, you still have room to add; when prices rise, you can cut back at higher levels, keeping control of the trade.
3) It’s suitable for getting unstuck from a drawdown. After being trapped, you add and reduce positions in stages to gradually lower your average cost.
Practical reminder: Before buying, you must make your judgment—never pick coins casually. No single coin should exceed a 70% position size. Keep 30–40% of your funds available to use for buying high and selling low, optimizing your average holding cost.
To trade clearly, focus on three things: how to balance risk and reward, how long the trading cycle will be, and whether you can strictly follow the rules. Manage your position sizing first—profit comes later. Trading rhythm matters far more than luck.
$AMZNB #Evernorth推迟纳斯达克上市至10月12日
Earning 1 million within a year is not entirely impossible, but it requires a plan—you can't gamble blindly on luck.
My approach: Use major coins’ spot holdings as the foundation, and treat futures only as an assist. Keep your account’s base strong, then use a small portion of funds to participate in futures. Stick to low leverage, strictly control risk, and refuse to go all-in.
I often use the 333 position method: split your funds into three parts, enter in three separate rounds. In each round, buy 30% of the total (i.e., 3 parts × 3 rounds), and always keep some funds available—never go all-in.
This has three benefits:
1) Since the market can’t be predicted, building positions in batches helps average your cost and keeps your mindset steadier.
2) You can be aggressive and still have an escape plan—when prices fall, you still have room to add; when prices rise, you can cut back at higher levels, keeping control of the trade.
3) It’s suitable for getting unstuck from a drawdown. After being trapped, you add and reduce positions in stages to gradually lower your average cost.
Practical reminder: Before buying, you must make your judgment—never pick coins casually. No single coin should exceed a 70% position size. Keep 30–40% of your funds available to use for buying high and selling low, optimizing your average holding cost.
To trade clearly, focus on three things: how to balance risk and reward, how long the trading cycle will be, and whether you can strictly follow the rules. Manage your position sizing first—profit comes later. Trading rhythm matters far more than luck.
$AMZNB #Evernorth推迟纳斯达克上市至10月12日