#数字货币市场回调 During the worst year, the account only had 7k left. Gritting my teeth, I converted it all to 1000U, considering it my last chance.

Many people have asked similar questions: how is it possible to turn a few k U in principal into a six-figure amount? I can only say that I have indeed traveled this path, but it was certainly not achieved by luck. The strategy at that time was very simple—first, take 200 U to experiment, focus on the asset with the largest fluctuations of the day, double it and withdraw, and if it drops below 50 U, directly admit defeat. In this way, after several rounds of small gains and losses, the principal gradually gained confidence.

The hardest part isn't the losses, it's that feeling of euphoria after making over 1k each time. Later, I forced myself to develop a habit: after each profit is secured, I must take a break for a day, calm down, and then look at the market again. I've seen the cost of impulsive trading too many times.

$PIPPIN has taken a step up, starting to control the rhythm using the "three-point method": one-third for short-term sniping, taking profits when they arise; one-third for regular investment following the trend, not being led by short-term fluctuations; and the remainder is kept for big opportunities, which may only occur a few times a year.

$MON Before placing an order, I always write down my take profit and stop loss levels in the memo in advance. Those who operate without a plan and rely solely on their feelings often end up being dragged down by their emotions. Contracts can amplify profits when the timing is right, but the damage can also be exponential when it's wrong.

Later, I set a few strict rules for myself, not to touch at all:

✅ Never fully margin
✅ Every order must include a stop loss
✅ A maximum of three orders can be opened in one day.
✅ Withdraw a portion of the profit first

I have seen too many people make money by luck, only to lose it all back due to greed. Starting from 1000U to where I am now, I have only done one thing right: maintaining a keen judgment of the market and executing iron discipline on myself.

Currency types will rotate, hotspots will switch, but the principles of fund management will not change.