In 2025, I took one of my followers from 1000U to 8000U in just two months.

When he came to me in March, his state was way too familiar: his account had a thousand left, chasing pumps, holding losing positions, randomly adding margin—he had stepped in every trap possible.

He only asked one thing: "Bro, is there still hope?"

I didn't waste words, just replied: "Yes, but you have to follow my rules—only take planned trades."

Start: First, learn to keep your hands off.

For the first week, I didn't let him open any positions at all. He just did two things: watch the charts and review his past trades.

The first trade only used 300U, 5x leverage, specifically entering the dip during a market panic wick.

He made 18%, but I told him: "This isn't because you're good—it's because we got the rhythm back."

Mid-term: Control position size, don't screw around.

When the account reached 3000U, we slowly started loosening up.

The core rule was one thing: don't predict, just follow.

Split the position into three parts: large positions for trends, small positions for testing, always keep bullets ready, never go all-in.

During that period, we mainly rode the trend segments of ETH, SOL, and OP. No frequent trading. The account quietly climbed to 5000U.

Late stage: Only take key opportunities.

After that, we basically only took trades on large-cycle breakouts and retest confirmations.

The entry and exit rules for every trade were set in stone beforehand—never make snap decisions during the session#0成本拿2股SK海力士

When BTC broke out and ETH caught up, we didn't chase the highs; we waited for a retest confirmation before entering.

Eventually, the account steadily settled at 8000U.

Going from 1000 to 8000 really wasn't about some crazy winning streak—it was just nailing three things: position control, discipline, and steady rhythm.

Most people lose money not because they can't read charts, but because they have itchy hands and impatient hearts.

Only those who can survive have the right to slowly build up their accounts.