Having been involved in crypto trading for ten years, I’ve broken down the entire journey into several key milestones for review.

The speed at which my funds surpassed one million has been accelerating. The first ten million took the longest—one and a half years of repeatedly refining my trading system, which was the most painful period. The second ten million was shortened to three months. By the third, it only took 40 days. The fourth ten million was even more intense, achieved in just 5 days. Interestingly, 75% of the profits were generated within half a year.

Let me explain how I operated specifically.

**Foundation Building Stage (100U→800U): First learn not to lose big money**

Starting with 100U, I divided it into two parts—50U for opening positions, and the other 50U as reserve funds. Reserve funds are the lifeline; never go all-in, as this can prevent 90% of liquidation risks.

I only traded major cryptocurrencies like BTC and ETH, which have deep liquidity and are less susceptible to sudden price spikes. I avoided small coins with water. For leverage, beginners start with 100x, and once familiar, go up to 200x. The higher the leverage, the smaller the position size—this is a hard rule.

The most critical part is executing stop-loss and take-profit orders. If the loss reaches 20% of the principal (50U drops to 40U), close the position immediately. When profits double (50U becomes 100U), withdraw decisively. Many people fail because they are reluctant to cut losses or are greedy. I survived by strictly following this discipline.

Each time, I only used half of the current funds to open a position. After three consecutive wins—100U→200U→400U→800U—it’s a straight line upward. The key is to stick to the rules; no matter how much you profit, never break discipline.