Turning 7k into a million? Sounds pretty fantastical, but this has been my real experience over the past few years.

At the beginning, I was really poor, with only seven thousand yuan in hand, which I exchanged for 1000U to get started. However, I didn't dare to go all in; I first withdrew 200U as tuition and only chose the hottest assets of the day. If I saw a doubling trend? I would run. If I lost over 50U? I would also run. It's that simple and straightforward.

To be honest, the greatest test for a person is not finding projects but managing that restless heart. Every time my account grows to over a thousand dollars, I force myself to stop, taking a day off to let my mind cool down. Using this clumsy method, my principal has gradually fattened up.

When I have more funds available, I will start playing with combinations: 30% of the capital will be used for short-term trading, entering and exiting quickly, withdrawing profits without hesitation; 40% will be for dollar-cost averaging, regardless of emotions, only following the trend; the remaining 30% will be specifically reserved for waiting for big opportunities.

No matter what strategy I use, I will mark my take-profit and stop-loss levels in advance. Orders that are not planned will eventually be led astray by emotions. Leveraged contracts are not a money printer; they only amplify your judgment tenfold—when you're right, it's great, but when you're wrong, the losses are even worse.

I have survived on this journey by adhering to four strict rules: never go all in, always set a stop loss for every trade, open at most three trades a day, and immediately withdraw a portion of the profits.

I have seen too many people make a fortune by luck, only to eventually lose it all back due to greed. I was able to climb from 1000U to a million, not because my skills are so advanced, but because I dared to say no to the market and even more so to my own desires.

Bet less on luck, adhere more to the rules, and even with small capital, you can still achieve success.