2000U turned into 290,000U in 43 days. But what I want to say isn't about that number itself, but—I've never bet my life once.

During my time trading ZBT, I've been especially cautious, even a bit "timid." Ironically, it's this timidity that has made me the most stable. That initial capital wasn't a smart decision; frankly, it was a "residual blood" capital surviving after a big loss. After several rounds of failure, I truly understood: reckless trading can wipe out your account, but betting your life takes away even your confidence.

My approach isn't complicated—control the risk tightly, keep the account alive first, and don't think about turning things around in one shot. The mindset of wanting to make big money is just pushing yourself into the fire. Surviving is the first lesson; only then can you have the next opportunity.

**So, how exactly do I do it?**

Divide 2000U into 5 parts, each 400U, trading one position at a time. Always trade with only one position, no adding to positions, no full leverage; always keep 4 bullets in the account. The benefit of this is: you won't be forced into overly risky decisions, the market is never short of opportunities, what’s missing is someone who can survive until the next opportunity.

Stop-loss and take-profit levels must also be well-calculated. My standard is a 3% stop-loss (max loss of 12U per trade), and take-profit set at 6%-10% (earning at least 24U). I used to chase big profits, but now I understand—small wins with compound interest are more reliable.

Finally, there are three strict rules that must never be broken:

- Always set a stop-loss on any trade; no matter how painful, never hold through it
- Exit at the target price; don’t be greedy
- Only trade breakout patterns you're familiar with; don’t watch the market obsessively, don’t wrestle with it

It sounds simple, but in practice, it requires giving up many things—giving up the thrill of chasing rises and falls, giving up the illusion of chasing huge profits, giving up the temptation to follow other traders. Doubling your capital in 43 days essentially means switching from a gambler mode to a trading mode; discipline and position management are the real weapons. The crypto world is never short of opportunities; what’s missing is the perseverance to wait until the opportunity truly arrives.