Can 7000 RMB really grow to 100k in crypto?

I won't serve you motivational quotes or fairy tales—just some honest truth.
Back when I first entered the market, I had only 7000 RMB in my pocket.
Not much, but also not enough to lose more than a few times.
The first thing I did was simple:
I swapped it for 1000 USDT and kept only 200 USDT to start testing.

1. Survive first, not make money first
At the start, I didn't dare go heavy or bet on a direction.
I only did one thing:
Find the most active, most volatile coins, take small positions, try to earn a bit, and exit quickly.
If wrong, cut immediately—no holding through losses.
Many people want to double their money right away, but the reality is:
You lose not because of the market, but because of a single heavy position.

2. The real gap comes from "the ability to stop"
Later I discovered a key issue:
It's not that I couldn't make money—it's that once I earned, I couldn't stop.
Every time after a small win, I forced myself to:
Close the app, don't review the trade, just stop for a day.
Because the scariest thing in the market isn't losing money—it's:
Getting carried away after consecutive wins.

3. As capital grows, gameplay must be layered
Once my principal slowly built up, I started splitting funds into three parts:
Short-term position: fast in and out, only take confirmed swings.
Trend position: hold in the direction, ignore short-term fluctuations.
Opportunity position: wait for big moves and strike.
The core reason for this isn't complexity—it's:
Never put all your money into the same risk.

4. Trading is not about prediction, but rule execution
Before every trade, I only do two things:
First plan my stop-loss, then plan my take-profit.
A trade without a plan is essentially emotional gambling.

5. Four most important survival rules
Over the years, these have never changed:
Never go all-in.
Always cut losses.
Don't chain heavy positions.
Take profits in batches as you earn.
You'll find these rules sound simple, but few can truly follow them.

One last realistic thing to say:
Crypto is not a money printer—it's an amplifier.
It amplifies your discipline, and it amplifies your impulsiveness.
Those who grew from 7000 to bigger never did so because they caught one opportunity, but because:
Every loss was controlled, every profit was locked in.
If you're still losing and restarting repeatedly, it's not that you're not good enough—it's that your approach is too complicated.
Trading, at its core, can be simple:
Trade less, go slow, follow the rules.
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