Looking back at my trading records over the past three months, growing my principal from 2,000 USDT to 60,000 USDT honestly wasn’t due to any miraculous moves.

The core comes down to one word—position management.

I split my funds into five parts, using only one position of 400 USDT each time. Never going all-in, never increasing position size, and never stubbornly holding onto floating losses. The remaining four positions serve as my safety net, and this approach lets me survive in the market consistently.

My take-profit and stop-loss standards are rigid: I exit with a 3% loss or with a profit of 6%-10%. The maximum loss per trade is 12 USDT, and profits are controlled between 24 USDT and 40 USDT. Sounds unimpressive? But this kind of small profit can be repeated and accumulated over and over again.

On average, I make about 70 trades per month, and a 60% win rate is enough. This number may look ordinary, but the results are astonishing—less than 92 days and my principal has multiplied 30 times. The key is, discipline is always more valuable than impulse.

I’ve set three strict rules for myself:

First, every trade must have a stop loss—take the loss quickly and move on.

Second, take profit immediately when the target is hit, never be greedy for that extra couple of points.

Third, only trade market models I’m familiar with—chasing pumps or dumps is not my thing.

It’s just that simple. I’ve seen too many people fail because of poor position management, while I rely on this mechanical discipline. Not only can I earn, but more importantly, I can keep earning.

Whether you have a few hundred or a few thousand USDT, you can turn things around with this method. Less emotional fluctuation, more systematic thinking—if your approach is right, even small funds can roll up.

If you need a position sizing template, compound interest calculator, or entry model, feel free to reach out. I’m also consistently tracking the GIGGLE and BTC markets.