Slow is fast; stability is the key to winning.

Many people see short-term contracts as a dead end, but I turned a principal of 5,000 USDT into 100,000 USDT in three weeks. To be honest, it’s not based on insider information or gambling everything on a single bet, but on a strategy refined over many years—I call it the "Turtle Style Trading Method."

You guys are constantly watching the charts, chasing highs and lows, but in the end, your accounts keep shrinking. I’ve hardly made a move in these two weeks, but whenever I do, I take a big bite. The core of trading isn’t about how actively you operate, but about surviving longer.

**First Trick: Don’t Go All-In, Learn to Roll the Snowball in Batches**

When I first entered the market, I only used 20% of my capital to test the waters—1,000 USDT with 3x leverage. After making some profit, I considered adding to my position, but the way I add is very particular: after earning 1,500 USDT, I only take 500 USDT of profit to add, and I reduce leverage from 3x to 2x.

It’s like rolling a snowball. First, ensure you have a solid core, then slowly wrap it bigger layer by layer. This way, you can follow the trend while minimizing risk. Many start with an all-in, but if the market moves against them, they get liquidated immediately, with no chance to turn things around.

True trading experts understand the art of "fear." It’s not cowardice, but respect for the market. I’ve seen too many people lose everything overnight because they don’t fully commit or set stop-losses.

**Second Trick: Reckless Moves Are the Father of Losses, Patience Is the Ancestor of Profits**

When Bitcoin consolidates sideways, it tests your willpower the most. In the group, there are always people entering and exiting, frequently stopping out and taking hits, but ending up losing fees very quickly. My approach is—if I haven’t thought it through, I don’t act; only when I confirm the trend do I make a move.

In these two weeks, I’ve hardly traded actively, but every trade I made was with confidence. Better to miss an opportunity than to make a mistake. The candlestick charts will always be there; opportunities are endless, but if your account is gone, it’s all over.

**Third Trick: Cut Losses Ruthlessly, Be Greedy for Profits**

Many people do the opposite. They are overly greedy about losses, always thinking "it will rebound after a little more drop," so they set loose stop-losses; but they are timid about profits, taking small gains and then running. This logic is backwards.

My principle is to execute stop-losses 100% without exception. But for profits, I look at the trend. If there’s still room technically, I hold my position. Because when a big trend comes, one move can offset ten small wins before.

**Last Point: The Essence of Trading Is a Probabilistic Game**

You only need a win rate slightly above 50%, combined with proper risk management, and over time, compound interest will explode. But the prerequisite is that you survive long enough. Many get wiped out in the first few months and never see the power of compounding.

Crypto markets are volatile and full of opportunities, but greedy people die the fastest. Remember this: surviving in the market is the top priority.