#数字资产市场动态 Starting with 1200U, the account reaches 66 million—what is the actual growth logic of the crypto market?



Most people entering the circle harbor dreams of overnight wealth, but in the end, they often ruin their principal due to a "gambling" mentality. The real secret is actually very simple: I never worry about how much I can make from a single trade, I only ask myself whether I should enter this market trend.

**Phase 1: Small Position Verification, Only Profit When Alive**

Divide 1200U into 6 parts, each 200U. Sounds conservative? This is the insurance to stay alive.
- Set stop-loss and take-profit for every trade, with no exceptions
- Never chase trades, never fight a falling market, never bet against the trend
- Only take opportunities that are clear, earning a little each day is enough

**Phase 2: Add Positions in Line with the Trend, Capture the Golden Segment of the Trend**

After the account reaches 12,000U, the game rules upgrade. Keep each position within 30% of the total funds—this line must not be broken. Once the trend starts, add positions in batches instead of all at once, locking profits in the middle of the trend, letting the money run itself.

**Phase 3: Regular Withdrawals, Safe Big Profits Are True Profits**

When the account exceeds 300,000U, I switch to weekly locking and withdrawal. Not because I fear losing money, but because I fear getting cocky after earning. Locking in profits ensures safety, allowing the funds to grow exponentially.

**The 3 Most Common Liquidation Traps in the Market**

· Confused position management, going all-in on one trade is a disaster
· Never stop-loss, dragging small losses into big ones
· Correctly predicting the direction but dying on the anti-position

The crypto market is never a solo show. Without reliable information sources or a proper trading framework, even the smartest can fall into traps. Market laws are clear, execution determines the outcome.

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DegenMcsleeplessvip
· 6h ago
1200U to 66 million? Easy to say, but execution is the real hell difficulty. Another motivational quote about stop-loss and take-profit, heard too many times, how many actually stick to it? I agree with "secure the profits," but the problem is most people start to get inflated after earning 300,000. No chasing orders, no resisting orders, regular withdrawals... these rules are ridiculously simple, the hard part is psychological resilience. I've seen quite a few people go all-in with heavy positions and get wiped out; execution really is the dividing line.
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ImpermanentPhilosophervip
· 6h ago
Wow, from 12 million to 66 million? That's a tough number to even say out loud. You need to have a strong mental resilience. It feels like switching from a gambler's mindset to an engineer's way of thinking—just surviving, cutting losses, taking profits. In the end, it's all about enduring. I remember that 30% threshold. Looks like you really can't go all-in. The people who do all-in are now bragging in the group. Wait, is this a real story or just another motivational post? Why is it so complete?
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SchrodingerProfitvip
· 6h ago
The initial 1200U indeed tested patience, but this guy's approach to phased withdrawals truly captured the core. The key is still execution; it's not enough to just understand it clearly.
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RamenDeFiSurvivorvip
· 6h ago
You're right, the saying "Only by living can you make money" is spot on. But I see too many people still can't control that stop-loss, always thinking about holding on a bit longer. In a bear market, it's all about mindset and execution, not gambler's luck. The figure of 66 million sounds great, but the process must be torturous. Going from 1,200 to 66 million sounds exaggerated, but from a phased perspective, it is indeed logically consistent. The problem is that most people fail in the first stage. Stop-loss may sound simple, but how many can truly do it when it comes to cutting into the flesh? I need to remember to withdraw weekly; otherwise, it's easy to get carried away and give all the profits back.
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