Temporary losses are not real losses.
Many people believe that grassroots success relies on luck, but I started from debt, living on 3000 yuan, and now my account has exceeded 20 million. What I relied on was not a gambler's mentality, but a set of 'rolling warehouse discipline aesthetics' that helped me endure trials that ordinary people cannot withstand, thus seizing opportunities that should have slipped away.
Phase One: Small Capital Brutal Growth (Starting from 300U)
When I first entered the market, I was surrounded by short-sighted individuals who thought '5000 yuan can earn 1 million,' but most ended up losing everything in three days. I took the opposite approach, using 100U as a pioneer and strictly adhering to two iron rules.
• Withdraw the principal immediately after an 80% increase, leaving profits in the market to roll;
• If it drops by 30%, cut losses without hesitation; do not hold onto any luck;
• After three consecutive wins, force yourself to stop; even if the market is good, give yourself a 24-hour cooling-off period.
With this 'calm heart and steady hands,' turning 100 U into 583 U slowly, I avoided making mistakes during my novice period.
Phase Two: Three-dimensional layout after 1,000 U
After reaching over a thousand in capital, I no longer bet on a single route, but instead construct a 'defense and offense system' by diversifying my positions:
1. Lightning War: Focus only on the prime times of 16:00 and 20:00 when European and American institutions enter, specifically targeting short-term spikes in BTC/ETH; exit after a 2% rebound without being greedy;
2. Ambush Position: Use 30% of your capital to wait for new coins on Coinbase; research and layout in advance, and sell within half an hour of the opening to secure profits;
3. Nuclear Weapons: A strategy that only activates 2-3 times a year, must be combined with macro calendar data + on-chain whale movements; either don't do it, or aim for opportunities exceeding 300%.
Phase Three: Maintain the 'Wealth Conservation Law' of ten million
I've seen too many people earn millions only to lose it all again; the reasons for failure can be boiled down to three points, and I avoided the traps using these three principles:
1. Stop-Loss Ritual: Write a review note every time you stop-loss and stick it on the wall to remind yourself not to step into the same pitfall again;
2. Withdrawal Freeze Technique: Whenever profits increase by 50%, immediately withdraw 25% to a cold wallet to lock in some gains;
3. Time Lock: Use a backup device to limit trading hours, forcing yourself to stay away from the market and avoid impulsive actions.
Lastly, I want to say: small amounts of capital don't mean no opportunity; too many people fail with the mindset of 'wanting to win but fearing to lose' and fail in execution with 'having a strategy but no discipline.'
• If your capital is less than 10,000 U, first calm down and execute 'barbaric growth'; practicing discipline is more important than chasing trends;
• If you're stuck at -100,000 U, don't blindly try new tactics; first, maximize the discipline of your existing strategy.
I've walked this road for many years; the difficulty isn't finding opportunities to make money, but having the patience to resist temptation and maintain discipline. After all, those who reach the finish line are never the fastest runners, but the ones who walk the most steadily.
