Rabi121

Ten years of trading cryptocurrency, from seven thousand to one million, this path I have walked step by step.
Looking back, that initial determination to fight to the death is still etched in my bones.
In 2015, I held onto the seven thousand yuan I had worked hard to save, gritted my teeth, and converted it all into 1000U, stepping into the battlefield of cryptocurrency.
People around me said it was gambling, but I knew I wasn't here to try my luck—I came to fight, and the first battle was against myself.
At the start, I only took out 200U, telling myself: this is tuition, and also a spark.
I chased the hottest coins of the day, like a hunter watching the market, doubling and then withdrawing immediately, decisively stopping losses at 50U, never getting entangled.
After a few consecutive wins, the capital slowly started to grow, but the hardest part wasn't the technique, it was controlling my hands.
Every time I earned over a thousand, I forced myself to shut down the computer and rest for a day.
Friends laughed at me for being too timid, but I knew it only took a second to lose everything, while a crash could take a lifetime to recover from.
This habit of "earn and stop" helped me avoid countless traps in the early days.
After building some solid capital, I began to use "combination punches."
The funds were divided into three parts: one for short-term trading, quick in and out, take profit when it’s good;
one for regular investments, only looking at trends, not feelings, patiently like planting trees;
and the last part kept for when a major market event occurs, ready to strike hard.
Before each order, I always wrote down two numbers on paper: the take-profit point and the stop-loss point.
Those without a plan ultimately lose to their emotions—I've told myself this for ten years.
Contracts are not magic; they only amplify your rights and wrongs.
Over the years, I have adhered to four iron rules: never go all in, every order must have a stop-loss, no more than three orders a day, and withdraw profits when earned.
I've seen too many people turn their fortunes around by luck, only to lose everything again due to greed.
The market never lacks miracles; what’s lacking are fools who follow the rules.
I’ve made it from 1000U to where I am today, simply by being tough on the market and tougher on myself.
Ten years have passed, the cryptocurrency world has its ups and downs, yet I am still here. This is not a myth, just a long journey of self-discipline.
I used to stumble in the dark alone, but now the light is in my hands.
The light stays on, will you follow? @小玥

Ten years of trading cryptocurrency, from seven thousand to one million, this path I have walked step by step.
Looking back, that initial determination to fight to the death is still etched in my bones.
In 2015, I held onto the seven thousand yuan I had worked hard to save, gritted my teeth, and converted it all into 1000U, stepping into the battlefield of cryptocurrency.
People around me said it was gambling, but I knew I wasn't here to try my luck—I came to fight, and the first battle was against myself.
At the start, I only took out 200U, telling myself: this is tuition, and also a spark.
I chased the hottest coins of the day, like a hunter watching the market, doubling and then withdrawing immediately, decisively stopping losses at 50U, never getting entangled.
After a few consecutive wins, the capital slowly started to grow, but the hardest part wasn't the technique, it was controlling my hands.
Every time I earned over a thousand, I forced myself to shut down the computer and rest for a day.
Friends laughed at me for being too timid, but I knew it only took a second to lose everything, while a crash could take a lifetime to recover from.
This habit of "earn and stop" helped me avoid countless traps in the early days.
After building some solid capital, I began to use "combination punches."
The funds were divided into three parts: one for short-term trading, quick in and out, take profit when it’s good;
one for regular investments, only looking at trends, not feelings, patiently like planting trees;
and the last part kept for when a major market event occurs, ready to strike hard.
Before each order, I always wrote down two numbers on paper: the take-profit point and the stop-loss point.
Those without a plan ultimately lose to their emotions—I've told myself this for ten years.
Contracts are not magic; they only amplify your rights and wrongs.
Over the years, I have adhered to four iron rules: never go all in, every order must have a stop-loss, no more than three orders a day, and withdraw profits when earned.
I've seen too many people turn their fortunes around by luck, only to lose everything again due to greed.
The market never lacks miracles; what’s lacking are fools who follow the rules.
I’ve made it from 1000U to where I am today, simply by being tough on the market and tougher on myself.
Ten years have passed, the cryptocurrency world has its ups and downs, yet I am still here. This is not a myth, just a long journey of self-discipline.
I used to stumble in the dark alone, but now the light is in my hands.
The light stays on, will you follow? @小玥