Turning 500 yuan into two million? Sounds like a joke, but I've done it.

I have no talent, no insider information, just one belief - I refuse to accept my fate.

**Level One: 500U Survival Battle**

The account balance has hit rock bottom, with only 500 left. To others, this money is useless, but to me, it is a matter of survival.

Established a few strict rules:
- Only touch BTC, don't pay attention to other altcoins.
- Leverage up to 20x, never gamble your life
- Open a position with 250 to guard against black swans.
- Take profits at 10%, cut losses at 5%.

After grinding for half a month, the account jumped to 3000.

I understand - living longer is more important than earning more.

**Level 2: Rolling Period**

After the principal exceeds a thousand, start playing with rolling positions.

It's not about mindlessly going all in; instead, every time you make a profit, you reinvest it into the next trade. Like rolling a snowball, it gets bigger and bigger, but you mustn't rush the process.

While others may have two big movements in a day, I might just have a few small bullish candlesticks.

But I am still standing.

Two months later, the account broke 150,000.

Turning things around starts with securing the first bite of food.

**Level 3: When the trend comes, you should strike hard**

A big market crash hits you in the face; if you don't act boldly, you're really letting yourself down.

I did three things:
- Pull the position directly to 70% (not full position, but also not timid)
- Set the profit-taking target to 30%, dare to eat big profits.
- Stop loss is stricter, immediately exit on a mistake

Just like that, 100,000 became 2 million.

It's not good luck; it's that when the opportunity comes, you're still alive.

**Three big truths:**

**Risk management is more important than talent**
A larger position is not necessarily better; a more stable one can be more powerful.

**Resisting greed is the only amulet for retail investors**
Take your profits and don’t dwell on the last bite.

**Daring to admit mistakes is what makes a professional player**
Stop-loss is not being cowardly; it's the skill to survive.

The threshold in the crypto world is not about looking at K-lines, but rather whether you can control yourself.

When your heart is steady, your fate is steady.

The light is on, are you following along or continuing to fumble in the dark? 🔥