#数字资产市场动态 Starting with only 1000U in the account and now witnessing a surge in asset size, the most frequently asked question during this journey is: how can small funds be turned into a large account? I want to honestly say that I have experienced every step of this process, fallen down, and learned the methods.

Initially, I treated the 200U as a stepping stone into the market. The strategy was simple: focus on the most active coins of the day, sell immediately after doubling, and cut losses once the principal shrinks by half. This approach seems conservative but is actually about building confidence through small wins. After winning several rounds, the principal truly begins to have vitality.

But the biggest test on this path, frankly, is mindset. I have a very real experience: every time my account accumulates over a thousand U, I force myself to take a day off. Why? Because it’s too easy to get carried away after a profit, and an impulsive decision can ruin all previous efforts.

Later, I developed a method of dividing funds into three parts: one for short-term sniping, taking profits quickly and not being greedy; one for fixed-amount dollar-cost averaging, following the market’s big cycles and avoiding emotional swings caused by daily fluctuations; and the last for waiting, reserved for when big market movements erupt. This allocation method avoids the risk of all-in and ensures the account always has ammunition.

For me, before every trade, there’s a must-do step: open a memo and clearly write down the target take-profit and stop-loss prices. I’ve seen too many traders operate blindly based on feelings, ultimately being completely driven by emotions and suffering huge losses. Contracts are essentially amplifiers—they magnify both correct judgments and wrong decisions by several times.

Over the years, I’ve set four bottom lines for myself that I’ve never compromised: never go all-in; always set stop-loss orders before each trade; limit to no more than three trades per day to avoid frequent trading; and take out a portion of profits first, securing gains before reinvesting.

Ultimately, many people in the crypto world make money through luck, but many also lose everything due to greed. The key to my journey from 1000U to now is: be ruthless with market trends, and even more disciplined with yourself. Coins will evolve, trading rules will change, but fundamental self-restraint is always the core. To move steadily forward rather than experience big swings, discipline and execution are the most crucial.