Many people enter the crypto world with a simple goal — to get rich overnight. But what I want to say is, if you truly want to grow your assets, you need to abandon the gambler's mentality.
I'm not a second-generation rich nor a tycoon. When I started, I only had a few thousand U, just a retail investor. But now, my account holds over fifty million. This is not bragging; it's a real accumulation process. The key is that I never chase how much I can make in one wave, I only ask one question: Should I enter this wave?
How did I gradually grow from a small account? I will share with you the experience I’ve summarized from years of pitfalls and practical trading, divided into three stages.
**Stage One: Position Control and Practice**
Start with 1000U, divide it into 5 parts, and operate with 200U each. This approach is not conservative; it’s smart. Every trade must have a stop-loss and take-profit set. These are not optional; they are mandatory rules. No chasing, no resisting trades, and definitely no betting against the trend — only operate on opportunities you truly understand. Many people blow up their accounts because they fall into the habits of chasing rallies, panic selling, and forcing trades against the trend.
**Stage Two: Profit and Add Positions**
Once the account reaches 10,000U, control each position to about 25% of the total funds. At this point, if the market moves favorably, I will add to my positions in batches to catch the middle of the trend — that’s the most comfortable and golden part. Don’t try to bottom-fish, and don’t think about selling at the top; the middle is always the easiest to profit from.
**Stage Three: Take Profits and Withdraw**
When the account hits 200,000U, I start locking in some profits weekly and withdrawing. Some might ask, aren’t you afraid of further drops? I’m not afraid of losses; I’m afraid of becoming too complacent. Consistently locking profits into your pocket is the biggest secret to explosive gains. Greed will make you lose what you’ve already gained.
**Why do most people blow up their accounts?**
The root causes are these: chaotic position management, no control; setting stop-losses to zero, losing everything once a loss occurs; clearly seeing the right direction but stubbornly resisting to exit. Hitting any of these pitfalls will ruin your account.
A follower of mine used this method, growing from 600U to 30,000U, and successfully withdrew yesterday. He was so excited he couldn’t sleep and chatted with me for over an hour. This is the power of systematic trading — it’s not luck, it’s discipline.
In the crypto market, the biggest realization is: a single tree cannot make a forest, and a lone sail cannot voyage far. Having a reliable trading framework is much more practical than reckless experimentation.
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MultiSigFailMaster
· 3h ago
To be honest, this theory sounds very smooth, but I still want to ask—can it really be replicated?
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DiamondHands
· 3h ago
Taking profit and withdrawing funds is explained perfectly, just worried that the feeling of being too high might be too real.
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HashRatePhilosopher
· 3h ago
That's quite right, discipline is more important than anything else.
Many people enter the crypto world with a simple goal — to get rich overnight. But what I want to say is, if you truly want to grow your assets, you need to abandon the gambler's mentality.
I'm not a second-generation rich nor a tycoon. When I started, I only had a few thousand U, just a retail investor. But now, my account holds over fifty million. This is not bragging; it's a real accumulation process. The key is that I never chase how much I can make in one wave, I only ask one question: Should I enter this wave?
How did I gradually grow from a small account? I will share with you the experience I’ve summarized from years of pitfalls and practical trading, divided into three stages.
**Stage One: Position Control and Practice**
Start with 1000U, divide it into 5 parts, and operate with 200U each. This approach is not conservative; it’s smart. Every trade must have a stop-loss and take-profit set. These are not optional; they are mandatory rules. No chasing, no resisting trades, and definitely no betting against the trend — only operate on opportunities you truly understand. Many people blow up their accounts because they fall into the habits of chasing rallies, panic selling, and forcing trades against the trend.
**Stage Two: Profit and Add Positions**
Once the account reaches 10,000U, control each position to about 25% of the total funds. At this point, if the market moves favorably, I will add to my positions in batches to catch the middle of the trend — that’s the most comfortable and golden part. Don’t try to bottom-fish, and don’t think about selling at the top; the middle is always the easiest to profit from.
**Stage Three: Take Profits and Withdraw**
When the account hits 200,000U, I start locking in some profits weekly and withdrawing. Some might ask, aren’t you afraid of further drops? I’m not afraid of losses; I’m afraid of becoming too complacent. Consistently locking profits into your pocket is the biggest secret to explosive gains. Greed will make you lose what you’ve already gained.
**Why do most people blow up their accounts?**
The root causes are these: chaotic position management, no control; setting stop-losses to zero, losing everything once a loss occurs; clearly seeing the right direction but stubbornly resisting to exit. Hitting any of these pitfalls will ruin your account.
A follower of mine used this method, growing from 600U to 30,000U, and successfully withdrew yesterday. He was so excited he couldn’t sleep and chatted with me for over an hour. This is the power of systematic trading — it’s not luck, it’s discipline.
In the crypto market, the biggest realization is: a single tree cannot make a forest, and a lone sail cannot voyage far. Having a reliable trading framework is much more practical than reckless experimentation.