In the crypto world of investing, why do some people lose everything while others double their assets? I will use my own experience to review this question.

I once doubled my holdings overnight, turning 50,000 into 2 million. Now my assets are in the tens of millions. But what I want to share is not this legendary story, but the complete process of guiding a beginner account to grow.

He started with only 900U, and he was even trembling when placing orders. I told him: follow the system, and even small accounts can grow slowly. After three months, he reached 15,000U; after five months, his account hit 36,000U. Throughout the process, he never once blew up his position. This is not luck, but discipline.

**First: Funds must be divided into three parts**

Split the principal into three portions. 300U for short-term trading, focusing on Bitcoin and Ethereum’s 3%-5% fluctuations to take profits directly; 300U for swing trading, waiting for real opportunities to enter, holding for 3-5 days for stability; 300U always stay outside the market—this is the foundation for a comeback. Have you seen those who go all-in? When prices rise, they inflate; when they fall, they panic. True winners keep bullets in reserve outside the market for counterattacks.

**Second: Only follow trends, don’t fight sideways movements**

Most of the market time is spent in a frustrating grind. Frequent trading just pays more in fees. When there’s no signal, stay calm and hold; when a signal appears, act decisively. Take half profits when earning 15%, and let the rest run. That’s the rhythm of experts: don’t hesitate when it’s time to move, sit still like a clock when it’s not.

**Third: Let rules control emotions**

Single trade stop-loss limit is 3%; once hit, exit. When profits exceed 5%, cut your position in half immediately, and let the rest continue to roll. Never add to losing positions; don’t let emotions hijack your account. Making money is fundamentally about using systems to restrain the impulses to act recklessly.

Growing from 1000U to 38000U is not about luck; it’s about rules, patience, and discipline stacking together. Small capital is not scary; what’s scary is always thinking you can turn things around with one big move. Surviving in this market first requires learning how to survive itself.