#数字资产市场洞察 From 1000U to 109,000U, many people often ask me if luck is on my side.

Honestly, luck doesn’t play a major role here. I’ve been able to grow my account purely because I stick to a few ironclad rules—no gambling for your life, no forcing trades, and maintaining a steady rhythm.

I have no background or capital advantage; I started with just 1000U. I choose highly volatile coins, use very small leverage, take profits immediately when I make some, and never be greedy. This logic sounds simple, but most people just can’t do it.

What are common mistakes of those who lose money? They make a profit on one trade and then try to turn it into a big win again, only to give back the profits and suffer losses on the principal. The cost of greed is too high.

My rhythm is like this: when the account increases by 50%, I withdraw the principal, so I feel secure. Conversely, if the decline reaches 10%, I cut the position without hesitation—no dragging or hesitation. I don’t guess the coin’s direction blindly, chase highs, or bottom-fish. I only take action when the trend is very clear. This approach makes me as steady as an old dog.

I remember the first time I grew my account from 1000U to 1500U, I immediately withdrew 500U. That sense of security was incomparable. I kept the remaining profits in the account to roll over, and gradually the scale expanded, and my mindset became more and more calm.

The most aggressive move was when I used accumulated profits to open a 5000U position, which doubled four times, and my account took off.

Sounds like a feel-good story? Not really. Behind it all is patience and a good sense of rhythm.

If you’re losing now, the problem isn’t the operation itself but that your rhythm is out of sync. Your mindset collapses, position management becomes chaotic, and stop-loss rules become meaningless. Once these three issues arise, even the best traders can’t save you.

Opportunities in the crypto market are indeed plentiful, but those who truly seize them are experts who understand the principle of “slowly rolling.” I never expect to get rich overnight; I’ve grown step by step this way.

The person sharing this rhythm here is me. If you want to learn, come and follow; if you don’t want to learn, don’t force it. But remember this: don’t gamble your life; let profits help you conquer the market.