Watching my account balance grow from 7,000 RMB to over a million USDT feels surreal in retrospect. But honestly, every step was hard-earned—testing with real money and pushing my psychological limits.

Back when I was trading TURBO, I only had 7,000 RMB left in my account. I thought, either way, this is my path, so I might as well treat 1,000 USDT as my last bullet—if I lose, I accept it; if I win, I turn things around. But I’m not the type to go all-in on impulse—the real reason I survived and bounced back was the “so-simple-it’s-stupid-but-solid” snowball strategy I developed over time.

**Starting Phase: Testing the Waters with 200U**

At first, I only dared to put 200U on the line. I targeted the most volatile, most actively traded coins of the day.

Strict rule: cash out when I double, no hesitation.

If I lost down to 50U, I’d cut my losses immediately—no room for doubt.

Others might rely on luck; I relied on discipline. That’s how I slowly built up my principal.

**When You Hit 1,000U, Take a Day Off**

Why take a break?

Because I know myself—right after making money, that’s when you’re most likely to lose your head.

Taking a day off forces me to cool down, so I don’t get carried away by a “winning streak” and give all my profits back. Too many people crash because of that rush.

**Once the Principal Is Big Enough, Start “Three-Pronged Trading”**

Once my principal grew, I split my strategy into three parts:

One part for short-term sniper trades: quick in and out, take profit and run.

One part for long-term DCA: slowly ride the major trends and cycles.

One part saved for big opportunities: specifically to catch those once-in-a-while, multi-bagger moves.

This three-pronged combo was the core engine that took me from tens of thousands to a million.

**Four Iron Rules—Never Broken in Eight Years**

I’ve stuck to these four rules for eight years—never once broke them:

First, never go all-in.

Second, always set a stop-loss for every trade.

Third, no more than three trades a day.

Fourth, always withdraw profits.

Sounds simple, right? But in crypto, less than 1% of people actually stick to them.

**Final Thoughts**

Making money takes guts; surviving takes discipline.

Markets change every day, but discipline is always your foundation for profits.

I climbed up from 1,000U step by step—no luck, no gambling, just strict execution.

If you want to last in this market, remember this—

Be bold with the market, but ruthless with yourself.