People in the crypto circle, eight out of ten have initially dreamed of getting rich overnight.

But to be honest, those who can really make money from this market are never the all-in gamblers. Usually, it’s those who keep a steady rhythm, can read the market charts, and know when to take profits and exit.

I now have millions in my account, but that doesn’t mean I was born to play this game. I started with just a few thousand U, no different from retail investors.

Without big players backing me, no insider tips, and no strong backing behind me—reaching this position mainly depends on two things: a bit of luck and not making reckless moves.

People often ask me: how did I go from a few thousand U step by step?

Actually, there’s no secret; the core is just one thing—don’t gamble recklessly.

I initially entered with 1000U, dividing it into five parts, 200U each.

Every trade must have a stop-loss; never chase the highs, go against the trend, or hold on stubbornly. I tell myself every day: you’re not here to risk your life; you’re here to "steal" opportunities from the market.

If I can’t see through the market, I stay out and observe. Once I understand it, I get in steadily.

When my account gradually reaches 10,000U, I start considering adding positions—but this isn’t a one-shot gamble. Instead, I wait for the trend to truly emerge, then add gradually in batches.

At this stage, I truly realize: making money in the crypto world is about following the trend to eat meat, not fighting against the market.

When the account hits 200,000U, my first move isn’t to celebrate or go all-in again, but to withdraw profits.

Every week, I lock in floating gains and turn the paper numbers into real money.

It’s not that I’m afraid of losing, but I’m afraid of losing myself. The market is always there; if you get carried away once, it will teach you a lesson.

Last year, a brother who was trading with me went from 800U to 12,000U. The day he made his first withdrawal, he sent me a bunch of voice messages, and I could hear his voice trembling a bit.

He said: “It turns out that in the crypto world, there’s not only the path of liquidation. For the first time, I believe in steady and cautious trading.”

Retail investors’ biggest fear isn’t losing money in their accounts, but lacking direction and strategy. When trading alone, emotions can easily lead you astray.

But if you can follow the right rhythm, you don’t need to gamble your life.

Just remember: keep a steady mindset, understand the logic, and follow your plan.

The reason I’ve gone from a few thousand U to where I am now isn’t because of some high talent.

Ultimately, it’s because I know when to act, when to stop, when to take profits, and when to cut losses.

The market is right there, and the opportunities are right there.