In crypto, growing 1,000U into 10,000U doesn’t actually take complicated techniques—it takes three hard-and-fast rules.
Six months ago, a follower named A-Ming reached out to me. His account had only 900U at the time. I didn’t give him some advanced strategy, just a very basic framework. He followed it for two months and grew his account to 12,000U.
Rule one: Keep your funds separate.
I told him to split his 900U into three portions of 300U each.
One portion was for short-term trades. Keep the frequency under control: no more than two trades a day. If your stop-loss is hit, get out—no hesitation.
One portion was for trend trading. Only look at the bigger picture. If there’s no trend, don’t trade. It’s better to stay on the sidelines.
The last portion was a reserve—not for adding to positions, but to keep the market from knocking you out. If your account takes a drawdown, use it to top up so you can keep trading.
The principle boils down to one sentence: Don’t put all your money in the same risk.
Rule two: Trade only the most certain part of a trend.
The market is ranging most of the time. There’s only a short stretch where you can really make money.
My rules are simple:
Don’t open a position unless the daily chart shows a clear bullish structure.
Only enter for the first time when volume breaks above its previous high and the daily close confirms it.
When your profit reaches around 30%, take half off the table. Let the rest run with a 10% trailing stop-loss.
Don’t chase tops or guess bottoms. Just take the most stable middle part of the move.
Follow Brother Hu. No bragging, no empty promises—just practical experience on how to survive in crypto. If you’re still losing over and over and starting over again, come talk to me. I’ll show you how to keep trading simple.
Six months ago, a follower named A-Ming reached out to me. His account had only 900U at the time. I didn’t give him some advanced strategy, just a very basic framework. He followed it for two months and grew his account to 12,000U.
Rule one: Keep your funds separate.
I told him to split his 900U into three portions of 300U each.
One portion was for short-term trades. Keep the frequency under control: no more than two trades a day. If your stop-loss is hit, get out—no hesitation.
One portion was for trend trading. Only look at the bigger picture. If there’s no trend, don’t trade. It’s better to stay on the sidelines.
The last portion was a reserve—not for adding to positions, but to keep the market from knocking you out. If your account takes a drawdown, use it to top up so you can keep trading.
The principle boils down to one sentence: Don’t put all your money in the same risk.
Rule two: Trade only the most certain part of a trend.
The market is ranging most of the time. There’s only a short stretch where you can really make money.
My rules are simple:
Don’t open a position unless the daily chart shows a clear bullish structure.
Only enter for the first time when volume breaks above its previous high and the daily close confirms it.
When your profit reaches around 30%, take half off the table. Let the rest run with a 10% trailing stop-loss.
Don’t chase tops or guess bottoms. Just take the most stable middle part of the move.
Follow Brother Hu. No bragging, no empty promises—just practical experience on how to survive in crypto. If you’re still losing over and over and starting over again, come talk to me. I’ll show you how to keep trading simple.
