Honestly, most people who enter the crypto space have daydreamed about getting rich overnight.

But in the end, those who actually make money are not the ones who bet everything on a single shot. Instead, they are the ones with a calm mindset, who can read the market trends, and know when to fully withdraw.

Don’t think that just because my account now shows a good number, I was born with this talent. In fact, I started with just a few thousand yuan, just like everyone else—purely a small retail investor.

No big capital background, no insider information, and no one to support me—my persistence all comes down to two words: discipline.

Many people ask me: how did I go from a few thousand yuan to where I am now?

There’s no secret. The core is one sentence: don’t gamble recklessly.

Initially, I only had 1000U in capital. I divided it into five parts, 200U each. What’s the benefit of doing this? Risk diversification.

Every trade I make has a stop-loss point. Chasing after rises and falls, resisting losses stubbornly—these are things I never do.

Every day, I tell myself: you’re not here to risk everything; you’re here to "steal" some money from the market.

When I don’t understand a market trend, I choose to stay out of the market and observe. Only when I truly see through it do I get in steadily.

When my account slowly grows to 10,000U, I start considering adding positions—but never all-in at once. Instead, I wait for the trend to be fully confirmed and then add in batches.

At that stage, I truly realized one thing: making money is about riding the big trend, not fighting against the market.

When my account reaches 200,000U, my first reaction isn’t celebration but withdrawal.

Every week, I realize the floating profits into real money.

I’m not afraid of losing money; I’m afraid of myself getting carried away. The market is always there, and if you get carried away once, it will give you a harsh lesson.

Last year, a friend followed my approach and went from 800U to 12,000U.

On the day he withdrew, he sent me a bunch of voice messages, his voice trembling a bit.

He said: this time, I finally understand that crypto trading doesn’t only have the path of liquidation.

Retail investors’ biggest fear isn’t losing money—it’s having no direction at all, wandering aimlessly and hitting randomly.

Operating in silence, the mind is always prone to tricks, pushing you toward wrong decisions.

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

All you need are three things: stay calm, understand the market, and execute decisively.

The reason I can go from a small initial capital to where I am now is not because of some extraordinary talent.

It’s because I know when to act and when to stop.

The path you take is in your hands.

But I’ve already turned on the light.