Seven thousand to a million: My journey of blood and tears relying on "robotic" ruthless operations to survive until today

In the year I quit my job in 2019, I had only seven thousand left in my pocket and exchanged it for 1000U to fight back.

I didn't dare to go all in, initially taking 200U to practice, focusing only on the hottest coins of the day, doubling and running; if I lost to 50U, I would cut it immediately, executing like a robot.

I won a few times in a row, and my account soared to 600U, but I forced myself to stop for a day—went to the park to run 5 laps, afraid of getting too excited.

Later, with more funds, I divided it into three parts:

Short-term trading with a sharp edge, taking profits when they appear; dollar-cost averaging like a tortoise, not looking at emotions but only at weekly trends; and keeping a portion specifically for major market moves, like a hunter waiting for thunder.

Before placing any order, I would first write down two numbers: profit-taking point, stop-loss point, and stick them on the screen, no matter who advised me, I wouldn't change them.

Contracts are not magic; they are magnifying glasses: the right operations become more right, and the wrong ones become even more wrong.

I follow four strict rules: never go all in, every order must have a stop-loss, a maximum of three orders per day, and immediately withdraw 30% to my bank card when I make a profit.

I've seen too many people double their money relying on luck, only to lose it all in one night due to greed.

Being able to roll from 1000U to today is nothing more than being ruthless enough to the market and even more ruthless to oneself.

Those who can survive in the market and still make a profit are always the ones who dare to reach out first.

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