Honestly, I never thought that with a small fund like 800U, one day it could grow to over 300,000.

It's not luck, nor some divine operation, but rather position management and rhythm that pulled me out of the deep pit.
The worst time I had was when my account went from 20kU straight down to only 300U.
That night I hardly slept, just kept watching the market, looking at the candlestick charts, my mind was blank.
The next day I made a decision: no more reckless trading, just start over with the simplest method.
First round: 300U → 3,200U
This step was slow; I only did one thing: open one position, follow the trend.
Position control was strict, no more than 30% at a time, stop-loss set in advance.
Honestly, many people looked down on this stage because it was slow and not exciting.
But I thought very simply at the time: don’t think about making money first, don’t die first.
Every time I made a profit, I would withdraw it first, to prevent the account from giving it all back.
This is how the account was built up little by little.
Second round: 3,200U → 28kU
This phase started to have some rhythm; I used a pullback rolling method.
Don’t chase the rise, only add positions during pullback confirmations, and only use profits to add.
Many people are used to rushing in at the first sign of a rise, but I did the opposite.
The result was: others chase high and get shaken out, while I slowly eat through the entire move during pullbacks.
Third round: 28kU → 320kU
In this phase, I started to stabilize one thing: layered positions.
Base position + defensive position + opportunity position.
Don’t chase during rises, act only during pullbacks;
When profits exceed 20%-30%, take some off to lock in gains; the rest continues to roll.
Once the rhythm is steady, emotions won’t get out of control.
Later, many people asked me one question: how to avoid liquidation and keep rolling up?
I only said one very simple thing: don’t think about how much you can make first, just ensure you won’t be eliminated by the market.
Ultimately, there are no shortcuts on this path.
Only: don’t rush recklessly, don’t hold on to losing positions, and always take profits first.
If you’re still repeatedly losing, blowing up, and restarting, the problem isn’t the market, it’s the rhythm.
The market never lacks opportunities; what’s missing is a way to survive. $BTC