#美国就业数据表现强劲超出预期 Many traders ask me, how does a 7000 yuan account grow into a million-level account? I have indeed gone through this process.

At that time, I exchanged 7000 yuan for 1000U, which was a gamble. But I didn't go all-in at once; I started with 200U to test trades—only trading hot coins of the day, closing immediately after doubling, and cutting losses at 50U. After winning several times, the account indeed started to improve.

Honestly, the biggest test is self-control. Every time I earned a little over a thousand yuan, I forced myself to put down the phone and absolutely not place consecutive orders. This is the most easily overlooked point.

With some capital in hand, I changed my strategy—running three lines simultaneously:

Short-term positions: quickly entering and exiting when good opportunities are found, taking profits immediately;

Dollar-cost averaging positions: executing strictly according to plan, focusing only on cycles, not K-line charts;

Sniping positions: idle funds lying in wait for truly big market moves before taking action.

Before each position, I always write two numbers in my notebook: the target take-profit price and the stop-loss price. Without this process, it's easy to be driven by emotions later on.

Trading contracts isn’t mysterious; at its core, it’s a magnifying glass—you’re correct in your market judgment, it amplifies your leverage; if you’re wrong, losses are also magnified.

The four principles I’ve adhered to over the years have never wavered:

Never bet your entire net worth on a single trade;

Always set a stop-loss, with no exceptions;

Limit to three trades per day; if exceeded, force yourself to rest;

Withdraw profits as soon as you earn them, don’t leave them in the account.

I’ve seen too many people make several times their gains relying on luck, only to be repeatedly eaten away by greed, ending up with nothing. That’s the difference.

From 1000U to now, I don’t have any special talent; I just stay tougher in the face of market conditions and stricter with my execution.

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