#数字资产市场动态 $ZEC In the circle, the longer you stay, the clearer a reality becomes: most people are thinking about getting rich overnight, but to steadily double your principal? That’s actually more difficult and even more brutal.

There’s a trader who, in three months, turned 5,000U into 130,000U. It sounds like a fairy tale, but there’s nothing mysterious behind it. It all comes down to one thing: the power of focus and compound interest.

He started out just like most people—following the crowd to make money, getting itchy at the slightest market movement, and ending up losing badly. Only later did he realize that those who truly make money are never hostage to the market; they have their own trading rhythm. When to enter, when to exit, when to rest—these are the key. Most importantly, don’t bet on the market’s direction.

His approach is straightforward: **Position Sizing + Regular Rebalancing**.

For example, with 100,000U, split it into five or six parts. Each time, only use one part for spot trading, never chase highs or go all-in. When the market drops 10%, he adds to his position, lowering his average cost; when it rises 10%, he sells some to lock in profits. Day after day, following this framework—no chasing highs, no panic selling—completely disciplined. It may seem conservative, but this rhythm steadily increases capital, and the power of compound interest becomes more and more terrifying over time.

Is it slow? On the surface, yes. But in reality, this method accelerates over time—starting with 1,000U, turning into 13,000U in three months, exponential growth is how it’s achieved.

While others are trapped during market shakeouts or even wiped out, you can stay disciplined and enjoy the "capital acceleration" brought by compound interest. This is not just a technical skill; it’s also a test of mindset. Even if the market crashes one day, as long as your position management is sound, your mindset won’t be shaken, and you can continue operating.

Looking back, the power of this method lies in—market opportunities are always there; what’s missing is the ability to execute a stable rhythm. Whether you can find a trading system that suits you and stick with it long-term—that’s the real dividing line between success and failure.

Spot trading isn’t as complicated as it seems. Once you clarify the logic of building positions, adding positions, and taking profits, all that’s left is discipline and patience. Many people’s problems aren’t technical; they’re disturbed by market noise and frequently change their minds.

Remember: steady progress always beats reckless impulsiveness.