Recently, many crypto friends have been asking me: "How did your 1000U turn into 300,000? Did you hit the jackpot with some hundredfold coin?"

To be honest, quite the opposite.

I used to be a typical "gambling mindset" person, holding onto 1000U and hoping for a big turnaround.

Whenever there was good news in the community, I would rush in, open contracts with all my funds, and when I saw the coin prices drop, I thought it was the "golden buying opportunity." What happened?

In less than half a month, I was left with only a few tens of U, barely able to pay the gas fees.

Later, after some painful reflection, I changed one core idea: give up on the fantasy of getting rich overnight, and aim for consistent daily profits.

Now I only trade on the MA60 moving average for trend pullbacks, never chasing highs or touching counter-trend positions; I just aim for the most stable profits in the middle of the market trends, setting a daily target of around 3%.

I always keep half of my position, use a small amount to test and try, if it works, I increase my position with profits, if it doesn't, I cut losses and exit immediately, never holding onto losing trades.

I usually only make one or two trades a day, and once I reach my target, I close the trading software—it's not that there aren't opportunities in the market, but I am very clear about my weaknesses and fear that my impulsiveness will ruin my rhythm.

With just a little bit of growth, it took a month for 1000U to become 2000U, and two months for 2000U to become 5000U, slowly rolling into five figures and six figures.

There hasn’t been a day when I became a "crypto legend," but my account balance has been increasing every day.

Even now, I still adhere to two iron rules: only trade patterns I understand, and strictly execute my trading plan.

Having a small capital is not scary; don't always think about "turning it around overnight."

First, develop the ability to avoid losses, then stabilize small profits, and the money will naturally keep rolling in.