After years of navigating the crypto world, I have gradually understood a truth: this is not a casino, but an arena that requires rules and discipline.

I once borrowed 200,000 yuan from a friend as initial capital, spending a full 90 days constantly analyzing each failure, learning various trading techniques and market analysis methods, ultimately growing the funds to over 20 million. This process may seem like a myth, but behind it are replicable logic.

**The core idea is simple: math doesn't lie**

Trying to turn 2,000 into 100,000 may seem impossible. But look at it from another angle: as long as you seize three opportunities for tenfold gains, 2,000→10,000→100,000→1,000,000 will naturally happen. The issue isn't the direction, but whether you can truly do two things—dare to act with small funds, and don't be indecisive and miss the explosive moments; when the coin price increases fivefold, be willing to hold on, and don't be scared out by intermediate fluctuations. Most people's profits actually come from that final "crazy surge" stage.

**Two practical strategies I have tested**

*First: Focus on trend breakthroughs*

Patience, stability, and decisiveness are the three words I summarized as core. Patience means waiting for the moment when the trend truly breaks out—don't mess around in sideways ranges; stability means always maintaining rational position control—even with 10x leverage, only invest an amount equivalent to 1x risk; decisiveness means adding to positions immediately when there’s profit, creating a snowball effect through compound growth. Stop-loss must be executed like a machine—cut losses at 2% floating loss without hesitation, don’t hold onto illusions.

*Second: Correct operations in a bull market*

Never short in a bull market—you’re going against the trend, and in the end, only yourself will suffer. Last year, I used 50,000 yuan as capital for real trading—during the first wave, I turned 30,000 into 200,000 in three weeks; during the second wave, I reached 1 million in two months. Throughout, I only made 6 trades, and 2 of them contributed 80% of the profit. What does this show? It proves that choosing the right direction is far more important than trading frequency.

**The key is execution, not talent**

Many people understand these principles but just can't do it. They hesitate to hold after a 5x increase, or rush to cut losses when prices fall. The essence of trading is making the most probable choice amid uncertainty, then executing it with conviction. From this perspective, mindset and discipline are the most scarce abilities.