#数字资产动态追踪 I have experienced the entire process of going from 7,000 to a million-level.

In the early days, my account only had 7,000, so I directly exchanged it for 1,000-dollar stablecoins, with no backup plan. For the first trade, I only dared to use 200 to try, choosing the most popular coin of the day, and I would close the position immediately after doubling my profit. If I lost 50, I would cut it decisively.

I did this one trade at a time, gradually growing the principal. The most frustrating part was not the market itself, but self-management — every time the account increased by more than a thousand, I would force myself to take a day off, and I had to wait before doing anything again. The benefit of this approach is that it allows you to calm down and see your true trading level clearly.

Once the principal reached a certain size, I divided the funds into three pools:

The first continued to do short-term swings, entering and exiting quickly, never aiming to ride the entire market; the second was for dollar-cost averaging, buying according to a plan, not paying attention to emotions, just following the larger cycle; the third was the reserve fund, waiting for truly big opportunities to appear, and I wouldn’t touch it normally.

Before each trade, I would clearly mark two numbers on paper or in my mind — where to sell to take profit, and where to admit defeat and cut losses. Putting this plan in front of you makes it less easy for greed and fear to control your fingers. I have involved in coins like $BTC, $BNB, $RIVER, but the logic is the same.

Over the years, I have been following four iron rules:

— Never bet all chips on a single trade;
— Every trade must have a stop-loss, no exceptions;
— No more than three trades per day, and I must resist the urge to chase profits;
— Regularly withdraw the profits to stablecoins or fiat accounts.

I have seen too many people think they’ve found the secret to wealth just because of one or two lucky trades, only to become greedy and give back all their gains, even losing their principal. From starting with a few hundred stablecoins to the current scale, honestly, it all comes down to two words: have judgment about the market, and be ruthless with yourself.