From 1,000U to 50,000U, I'm not betting on luck
Many people ask me, "Are you lucky? Is the market good? Did you hit the right trend?"
I just want to say one thing: everyone has opportunities, what really makes the difference is who dares to stick to the rhythm.
This wave from 1,000U to 50,000U has no myth, no insider information, just a very ordinary operating logic: control emotions, wait for the opportunity to mature before taking action, and have a plan in place for every step.
I remember at the beginning, that 1,000U was the only remaining active capital in my account; I had already lost so much that I felt a bit numb. I had considered giving up, but my heart was always unwilling.
In the beginning, things didn't go smoothly; I made both gains and losses, with a maximum floating profit of over 300U in a day, only to lose it back the next day. Until one day, I made a decision: delete all signal groups, turn off phone notifications, only listen to one person's rhythm, and trade according to one logic.
After that day, my account began to show real net growth. It wasn't a doubling, but a rolling increase. I reached 2,600U in the first week, and broke 10,000 in the second week. Many people saw my account screenshots and asked, "Did you go all in?"
I could only smile and say, "You see the result, but not the process." In fact, the process was particularly tedious: reviewing daily, watching the market, adjusting position ratios, executing a set of rules repeatedly.
Once, I missed a wave of short-term surge, and many people bought in and got stuck, but I shorted and profited from the subsequent pullback, netting 8,200U from that one trade.
It’s not that I’m smarter than others, but I can see the direction clearly, and I know when not to take action. To put it simply, rolling from 1,000U to 50,000U relies not on hitting it big once, but on making as few mistakes as possible each time. This is the way to survive in the crypto world.
Looking back now, during that time I wasn't trading; I was "fixing myself." I fixed my impatience, I fixed my illusions, I fixed the habit of wanting to do everything at once.
As long as you haven't blown up, there’s still a chance. But the prerequisite is: you need someone to guide you on the "right path."
If you want to make a comeback, you don’t need to be too smart. You just need to start "not messing around yourself," and slowly you will find that with the right direction and steady rhythm, money will naturally come rolling in.
If you really want to turn your fortunes around, pay attention to Mr. Huo, and stop blindly bumping around.
