Starting from the grassroots, breaking through 20 million from debt to account, I am taking a path that few have walked - an "anti-human" route. Not relying on gambling, but on discipline.
In the first stage, small funds grow wildly. Starting with 300U, I strictly adhere to three iron rules: withdraw the principal when profits reach 80%, decisively cut losses at 30%, and enforce a 24-hour cooling period after three consecutive wins. By practicing "calm hands and cool heart," my funds steadily grew, avoiding most traps during the novice period.
In the second stage, after the funds broke into the thousands, I began a three-dimensional layout: first, seizing short-term pinning opportunities when European and American institutions are active, taking profits quickly; second, using 30% of the funds to ambush new coins on Coinbase, exiting within half an hour of opening; third, making only 2-3 trades a year, combining macro data and on-chain signals to target high-certainty opportunities.
In the third stage, the key to preserving wealth is ritualized discipline: writing review notes every time I cut losses, withdrawing 25% into cold wallets for every 50% profit increase, and using a backup device to limit trading time, staying away from emotional interference.
Small funds do not mean no opportunities; most people lose because they "want to win but fear losing." With insufficient funds of less than 10,000U, first practice discipline; if stuck at 10,000-100,000U, the focus should be on executing the strategy effectively. The cryptocurrency market is not lacking in opportunities, but rather in the patience to maintain discipline - those who reach the end have always been the ones who walk the most steadily.
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