The operational logic in the prediction market is very clear—control individual risks and rely on frequency to accumulate profits. The recent approach is to invest 10 to 20 units each time, entering at a price of 0.5 cents, and exiting directly around 0.6, with a single trade profit controlled between 2 to 3 units. This pace generally involves making a trade every 15 minutes, totaling over 20 rounds a day. As long as the trend direction is correct, most trades can succeed; even if occasionally caught off guard, four or five wins are enough to cover one loss.

I have been consistently following this steady compound interest method. Recently, I withdrew about 140 units from the prediction market and transferred them into an account on a leading exchange. To be honest, the position there is a bit pressured now, but since I’ve committed, I’ll keep holding, and I haven’t been paying much attention to the trend there anyway.

The current plan is to walk on two legs—continue opening 30 small positions in the prediction market tomorrow morning, while also actively managing a strategy on a leading exchange. If I keep the rhythm steady this month, aiming for a 3 to 4 times return is possible. The key is discipline—don’t be greedy. Small wins and accumulation are the long-term way to survive.