Follow the trend for tenfold gains? Listen to my advice, first put that illusion aside—trading is not about shortcuts or magic tricks.

Many people come to me with eyes full of hope, and I can only honestly say: the market has no magic, only steady progress through cycles.

Those friends who turn a few thousand U into a multiple of that didn't rely on one or two lucky hits, but truly "endured"—they endured temptation, found their rhythm, and harnessed compound interest. It's like rolling a snowball; money slowly accumulates, and the account's ability to withstand volatility also grows stronger.

I know an old buddy whose worst moment had only 3000U left in his account. At that time, the market was extremely volatile. He didn't panic and add to his positions recklessly; instead, he calmed down and reflected on each of his trades. The first change he made was to completely break the bad habit of "all-in gambling."

The market can't always be fully caught every time, especially in derivatives trading, where the waiting time for an empty position must be longer than holding a position. True experts can resist about 80% of the temptations, focus their firepower on only the 20% of trades that are truly promising, and gradually grow their capital.

The rhythm of trading is the key.

Of course, reading candlesticks and indicators is necessary, but more important is feeling the market's pulse. During low-volume consolidation, don't fantasize about big moves coming; try with small positions, cut losses decisively. When volume breaks out and support stabilizes, then add to your positions in line with the trend, capturing the full wave.

The biggest trap for small funds is chasing hot topics randomly. Today DeFi, tomorrow AI concepts, the day after Meme coins—such scattered efforts make it impossible to get the rhythm right. Those who truly succeed focus on 2-3 familiar coins, understand their candlestick patterns thoroughly, study the flow of funds, and grasp market sentiment deeply—this is far more reliable than running around aimlessly.

The core of turning around a small account is not "desperation," but "staying alive."

As long as your account isn't wiped out, opportunities are always waiting for you. Market cycles are much longer than you think. When your trend appears, hold firmly and seize the opportunity—that's the real secret to turning the tide.