In the world of Digital Currency Trading, the leap from 5000USDT to 100000USDT is not due to luck, but rather stems from a strict self-restraint mechanism.

The speed of wealth growth in this field is astonishing, but it can also disappear in an instant. The reason I can stand my ground in this market is not because I am particularly smart, but because I understand the importance of self-restraint better than others.

I adopted a highly challenging trading strategy: splitting 300USDT into ten parts and using only 30USDT for 100x leverage trading each time. In this way, correct predictions can double the amount, but incorrect judgments can lead to total loss. The key to maintaining stability in this high-risk mode over the long term lies in strict discipline.

I have witnessed many traders get liquidated due to excessive greed, arrogance, or gambling instincts. They know they should cut their losses but still fantasize that the market will reverse; they know they should take a break but keep increasing their positions. These people want to conquer the market but ultimately become negative examples of market education.

In contrast, my strategy is quite simple: ensure that I can survive in the market. When I make a wrong judgment, I will exit immediately; when I have consecutive mistakes, I will shut down the trading system and not force it anymore; when I profit, I will withdraw the funds in a timely manner and not indulge in unrealistic fantasies.

I never stubbornly fight against volatile markets. When a clear trend appears, I will go all in; when the direction is unclear, I prefer to stay put. Because I know very well that those who maintain a light position can often stay the calmest. And in this market, calmness is the only guarantee for survival.

Contract trading is not a shortcut to overnight wealth, but a test of willpower. To succeed in this market, it is not about momentary adventurous spirit, but requires years of consistent discipline.

Real success comes from persistent discipline, not from momentary luck.