#数字资产动态追踪 From 1,000 to a million, how did I walk this path? Honestly, it’s not about advanced skills, just a set of simple rules for survival.

I’ve also experienced the despair of a margin call. When my account was left with 1,000U, everyone around me laughed—there’s no way this small amount can turn into a fortune. But I realized one thing: the less money you have, the smaller your risk appetite should be.

**Starting Phase: Using 1,000 to Practice How to Survive**

I gave myself strict rules:
- Only trade BTC, as market fluctuations are relatively mild
- Leverage no more than 20x
- Open each position with 500, keep 500 in reserve to prevent being wiped out by extreme moves
- Take profit at 10%, cut losses at 5%, no more than two trades per day

After half a month, the account grew to 3,000. This process taught me the most important lesson: consistently earning small profits is far more reliable than dreaming of getting rich overnight.

**Rolling Phase: Using Profits to Generate More Profits**

When I reached 3,000, I started practicing profit compounding.

The strategy is simple:
- Still stick to half the capital (1,500 as working funds)
- When profitable, reinvest the gains into new trades
- If hitting stop-loss, immediately revert to the initial principal, no matter how tough the mindset

Over two months, through repeated small gains, the account skyrocketed from 3,000 to 100,000. Compound interest is hidden in those seemingly boring repetitive actions.

**Opportunity Phase: Only Act Seriously When a Trend Is Confirmed**

When a major trend was confirmed, I made adjustments:
- Increase position to 70% (still not full position, which is very important)
- Expand take-profit target to 30%
- Keep stop-loss firm, but give the market more breathing room

Diving into that trend, the account grew from 100,000 to the million level.

**Three Final Things That Are More Useful Than K-Line Charts:**

1. **Never go all-in**—don’t put all your chips on one trade. This is the bottom line for survival.

2. **Learn to be content with half a bowl of rice**—the meat on the fish is enough to be tasty; don’t need to eat the tail to be satisfied. Selling too early isn’t scary; never making a profit is the real loss.

3. **Stop-loss is a lifesaver, not a shame**—every mistake is an investment for the next market cycle.

The hardest part in crypto isn’t understanding the trend; it’s controlling that never-satisfied heart. Steadily growing rich is actually the fastest way.