At that time, I only had 2000U in my account; it's not too much, but it wasn't impossible to turn it around. But I knew that to grow this amount to 50,000U, it wouldn’t rely on fate or a single explosive surge, but rather a complete set of refined thinking and rhythm.
Looking back at this journey of doubling, it was fundamentally about continuously clarifying direction, holding the bottom line, seizing opportunities, and constantly expanding knowledge and execution. Every step was not easy, and there were many times I almost returned to square one. But I was clear that in this market, the true difference between people is not 'who guessed the right coin,' but rather who survived through critical phases and dared to take large positions when certainty emerged.
The initial period was actually the most grueling. The market was stagnant, and my account showed little improvement; there was even a time when it retraced to around 1500. But I wasn’t in a hurry because my only goal at that time was: don’t die, wait for the opportunity.
I started to actively distance myself from high-volatility projects and refocus on the main line. When is the main line the clearest? When people start to feel bored and begin to mock those old coins. When Ethereum was at its bottom, the entire DeFi ecosystem was silent, but I actually thought it was a good thing. Silence means someone is quietly accumulating. As long as you keep a close watch, you will eventually notice changes in volume and unusual movements in the market.
The period of real growth was actually very short. But before that, I had prepared everything. I had positions, patience, direction, and execution. When UNI started trending, I almost began buying up from the bottom, increasing my position twice in between, without looking back or frequently switching coins.
When my account grew from 2K to 8K, and then to 20K, I started doing one thing: withdrawing funds. It wasn’t that I didn’t believe in the market, but rather a habit of protecting profits. If you've ever experienced a transition from profit back to loss, you know that accounts thrive not on explosive growth but on sustaining gains. Withdrawing funds stabilizes your mindset, allowing you to continue to aggressively position yourself; if the direction is right, you can profit even more.
When I once again moved from 20K to 50K, I wasn't too excited. Because this wasn't a stroke of luck, but rather the result of repeated training. Each time I doubled my investment, I had already rehearsed it countless times in my mind. It was just that this time, it finally materialized in reality.
So, going from 2000U to 50WU is not a myth, nor is it gambling. It depends on whether you can truly achieve: understanding the market, holding your position, acting quickly, and withdrawing steadily at the right moment.
Opportunities in the crypto world are always abundant; what is lacking is calmness, patience, and true execution.
The place you are at now may be where I started. I hope this experience helps you, even if just a little bit in terms of direction.
