#数字资产市场动态 The hardest time for my account was when I only had 7,000 yuan left. I simply converted everything into 1,000 USDT. Rather than calling it a gamble, it's more like my final obsession — betting all my chips on this path.

Now, people often ask: how to grow from a few thousand USDT to a million-level account? $SOL I haven't heard the answer from others' stories; this is entirely my own blood, sweat, and tears experience, learned step by step. $ETH

To be honest, I have never gone all-in. The first step was to take out 200U to test the waters — focusing on the most active coins, closing immediately after doubling, and cutting losses at 50U. After winning a few rounds, my principal gradually started to grow. But the hardest part isn't the technique; it's the mindset. Whenever the account reaches over a thousand USDT, I force myself to take a break for a day, otherwise, greed can easily cloud my judgment.

Once my principal became more solid, I started implementing the "three-part method": one part for short-term sniping — profit and then exit, never entangled; another part for trend following — not driven by emotions; and the last part for freezing, waiting for a big market move before pulling the trigger. $GIGGLE

Before placing an order, my habit is to note the take-profit and stop-loss prices in a mobile memo. Those who enter impulsively based on feelings, without exception, end up losing their profits to their own emotions. Contracts are like a magnifying glass; they amplify your judgment — whether right or wrong — several times over.

Over the years, I have set four strict rules for myself, never broken once: never fully leverage, always set stop-loss on each trade, a maximum of three trades per day, and take out a portion of profits when gains are made.

I've seen too many people rely on luck to make a quick profit, only to lose everything due to greed. The reason I can go from 1000U to today is not some secret, but eight words — be decisive about the market, be ruthless with yourself. Coins will rotate, market trends will change, but self-discipline can never be relaxed.