From 2000U to 50,000U, it wasn't luck, nor was it shouting signals, but rather extreme execution and a deep understanding of cycles.

At that time, my account had only 2000U left; I was afraid to act, hesitating to make trades, fearing that one more mistake would lead to permanent exit. That was the most difficult period at the end of the bear market, with low emotions, a silent market, mainstream coins lifeless, and only a few altcoins controlled by strong players occasionally showing some volume.

That's when I started to force myself to establish a 'survival trading system': only trading familiar coins, only familiar patterns, setting stop losses for every trade, and strictly reviewing each transaction. More importantly, I began to 'only trade with certainty'.

What is certainty? It is not prediction, but patiently waiting for the market's structural changes, such as consolidation at the bottom with increasing volume, strong coins breaking out of ranges early, and coins that hold up after market FUD dissipates. These signals are not drawn but are earned through repeated liquidation leading to 'muscle memory'.

For a while, I only traded one coin: OP. When everyone was shouting it would go to zero, it consolidated at the bottom with increasing volume for nearly a month. I tried small positions three times, all stopped out, until the fourth time, confirming a breakout, I went all-in. From that trade on, I entered a winning streak.

But don't think it was won by 'all-in gambling'. What really pulled my account from 5K to 20K was controlling drawdowns and the pace of adding positions. I set rules: if a single trade profits over 30%, lock in half the profit and add on the pullback; if I hit a stop loss twice in a row, take a break and stop looking at the charts. This approach may seem 'slow', but looking back, it was these 'slows' that formed the long-term stable 'fast'.

Throughout the cycle, I fought many beautiful battles, such as predicting ETH layouts before the ETF approval, going short at the peak of FOMO sentiment, and quickly taking profits after identifying false breakouts by the main force. But all of this was based on a three-dimensional analysis of 'trend + capital + time', not just a simple 'buy low, sell high'.

Going from 2000U to 50,000U, to put it simply, is not about skills, but discipline; it is recognizing the essence of 'trading is a game of probability' and shifting from 'betting on price movements' to 'systematic trading'.

On the day I made money, I wasn't excited; I just sent the very first screenshot to myself and told myself: see, you didn't die, you're still alive, and you're even more stable than before.

True doubling is not about the account; it's about cognition. True explosion is not about the market; it's about finally not gambling but executing 'planned' trades.

This is the truth of going from 2000U to 50,000U.