Turned 20,000 into 600,000 in three months—not by blindly guessing ZEC’s ups and downs.

To be honest, I only had 2,000U left in my account when I started. Back then, I didn’t dare go all-in or chase trending coins. I set a hard rule for myself—split my funds into five parts and only use one part per trade.

Just 400U, that’s it. The other four portions stayed untouched in my account as emergency funds. I never went all-in, and I never tried to double down to recover losses. This approach may seem old-fashioned, but it’s what kept me in the game.

I was strict with stop-loss and take-profit: if it drops 3%, I cut it immediately; if it rises 6%-10%, I exit right away. Per trade, my max loss was 12U, and my gains were 24 to 40U. The profit per trade wasn’t huge, but repeating it really snowballed my money fast.

At this pace, with 70 trades a month and a 60% win rate, doubling the account isn’t a problem. That’s exactly what I did—turned 2,000U into 60,000U in 92 days.

Throughout the process, I stuck to three principles: first, always set a stop-loss for every trade—cut losses cleanly, no hesitation; second, take profits when the target is hit—don’t get greedy for a few extra points; third, only trade markets I understand—if I don’t get it, I don’t touch it.

A lot of people get liquidated because of poor position management. Honestly, my method is all about discipline.

If you’ve only got a few hundred or thousand U right now and want to turn things around, don’t get led by your emotions—focus on building your own trading framework. With the right strategy, small capital can still grow big; if you mess around, even 10,000U won’t last.

At this stage, I’m watching altcoins for opportunities. The upside is huge—tenfold returns should be easily possible.