To be honest, who enters the crypto space

without wanting to get rich overnight?
I'm no different. But growing from 1000U to over 1 million, my deepest realization is—if you want to make money, first learn to "not jump in recklessly."
I started with only 1000U, not a whale, not a rich guy, just an ordinary retail trader. Now, my account balance is already seven figures and above.
You might find it hard to believe, but the truth is, I never agonize over "how much I can make on this move." I only judge—should I take this move or not?
It was this simple self-question that allowed me to roll the snowball. I've summarized a decision-making system with three core phases:
Phase 1: Position Management Practice
• Starting capital 1000U, split into five trades, 200U per position
• Set stop-loss and take-profit for every trade
• Don't chase trades, don't hold losing positions; only take opportunities you understand
Phase 2: Add to Winning Positions
• When account reaches 50,000U, each trade controls about 25% of total position
• In trending markets, add positions in batches to capture the golden middle of the trend
Phase 3: Take Profit and Withdraw
• When account exceeds 200,000U, lock in part of the profits and withdraw every week
• It's not about fear of loss, but fear of getting too cocky
• Stability is the biggest windfall
The root causes of most people blowing up their accounts:
• Chaotic position sizing, no control
• No stop-loss, riding losses all the way down
• Right direction, but died from holding losing positions
I have a follower who started with 800U and followed me up to 12,000U. He just withdrew yesterday and was so excited he couldn't sleep all night.
In crypto, going it alone is hard to get far. If you don't have a good network or first-hand info, following excellent people and learning their thinking is often more important than blindly trading.
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