Many people think that grassroots success relies on luck, but I started from debt, living on 3,000 for expenses, and now my account has surpassed 20 million. It wasn't a gambler's mindset that got me here, but rather a set of 'rolling discipline aesthetics' that helped me endure tests that others could not, allowing me to seize opportunities that should have slipped away.
Phase One: Wild growth with small capital (starting from 300U)
When I first entered the market, I was surrounded by those who were eager for quick profits, claiming '5,000 earns 1 million', but most lost everything within three days. I took the opposite approach, starting with 100U and adhering to two strict rules.
• Withdraw principal immediately after an 80% increase, keep profits in the market to roll;
• Never hesitate to cut losses at a 30% drop; do not hold any illusions;
• A three-game winning streak forces a stop, even if the market is good, give yourself a 24-hour cool-off period.
With this 'stop hands and cool heart', slowly turning 100U into 583U, I didn't fall during my beginner period.
Phase Two: Three-dimensional layout after 1,000 U.
After breaking a thousand in funds, I no longer bet on a single line but instead build an 'offensive and defensive system' with divided positions:
1. Lightning War: Only focus on the golden hours of 16:00 and 20:00 when European and American institutions enter the market, specifically targeting short-term spikes in BTC/ETH, exit after a 2% rebound, don’t be greedy;
2. Ambush Positions: Use 30% of funds to wait for new coins on Coinbase, research and layout in advance, must sell within half an hour of opening, secure the profits;
3. Nuclear Strategy: A strategy that only moves 2-3 times a year, must be combined with macro-calendar data + on-chain whale movements; either don't act, or aim for opportunities over 300%.
Phase Three: Adhere to the 'Wealth Conservation Law' of ten million.
I've seen too many people earn millions and then lose it back; the reasons for failure boil down to three points, and I've avoided traps with these three principles:
1. Stop-Loss Ritual: Write a review note for every stop-loss, post it on the wall to remind yourself not to repeat mistakes;
2. Withdrawal Freeze Technique: For every 50% profit increase, immediately withdraw 25% to a cold wallet to lock in some profits;
3. Time Lock: Use a backup device to limit trading hours, forcing yourself away from the market to avoid impulsive actions.
Finally, I want to say to everyone: small funds do have opportunities; too many people fail due to the mindset of 'wanting to win but fearing to lose' and fail due to 'having strategies but lacking discipline' in execution.
• If your funds are less than 10,000 U, focus on executing 'barbaric growth'; practicing discipline is more important than chasing the market;
• If you're stuck between 10,000 and 100,000 U, don't blindly experiment with new strategies; first maximize the discipline of your existing strategy.
I've been on this road for many years; the difficulty is not in finding opportunities to make money, but in enduring temptation and maintaining discipline. After all, those who reach the finish line are never the fastest runners, but the most stable walkers.
Nice to meet everyone, Brother Zhi focuses on ambushing Ethereum and Bitcoin contracts and spot trading; the team still has spots, hop on quickly to become a dealer and a winner.#鲍威尔发言 #加密市场观察 
