A fan asked me whether 30k USD can turn into 600k in the crypto world.

Objectively, there is a chance, but the primary goal is not to get rich by dozens of times quickly, but to preserve the principal and avoid losing everything early to pay tuition.

Most people lose not because they can't catch the market trend, but because their trading rhythm is disrupted by emotions: blindly chasing highs during an uptrend, cutting losses or holding on during a downtrend; making small profits and rushing to leverage, then losing and doubling down to recover, ultimately losing to their own mindset.

Trading isn't about precisely timing the peaks and bottoms, but about staying in the market for the long haul.
My position strategy: divide the funds into batches, test the market with small positions, and reserve the remaining funds as backup. During a decline, add to positions in stages according to plan; during an uptrend, steadily take profits and lock in gains, avoiding heavy single-position bets on a direction, to prevent being eliminated by the market on a single trade.

The market never rewards precise predictors, only traders who survive longer and have comprehensive response plans.
Having contingency plans for both rises and falls ensures you won't be led around by the market.
This method is only suitable for mainstream cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum; small altcoins are extremely volatile and are not within this risk management system.

In crypto battles, it's not about who explodes faster, but who survives longer.
Long-term preservation of the principal is the only way to wait for the real big market moves. #0成本拿2股SK海力士