#美联储重启降息步伐 $ZEC In three months, I turned two thousand into sixty thousand—there was nothing magical about it

$PIPPIN The day my account balance bottomed out, I only had 2000U left.

I didn’t go all in, nor did I bet on any huge trends. I just did one thing: capped every loss and locked in every profit.

How did I do it? I split my funds into five parts, only using one part at a time—that’s 400U per trade.

The other four portions just sat idle. This way, even if I lost three times in a row, I’d still have a safety net.

I set my stop loss at -3%. When I made a profit, I’d take it at 6% to 10%.

So the max I’d lose on a single trade was 12U, but when I won, I’d make 24 to 40U.

Doesn’t sound like much? But it adds up.

I made 70 trades a month. As long as my win rate was over 60%, my account would grow. After 92 days, my funds went from 2000 to 60,000.

I stuck to three rules:

Always set a stop loss—take the loss and move on.

Take profit when you’ve made enough—don’t wait for a pullback.

Only trade what you understand—don’t chase blindly.

Most people blow up their accounts, not because they lack skill, but because they don’t manage their positions.

If you only have a few hundred or a few thousand right now and want to grow:

Don’t rely on gut feeling—follow the rules.

With the right method, small money can grow big; if you trade recklessly, you’ll lose any amount. $ETH