From 600 U to 60,000 U: won the first round by 'slow' progress.
I have an old friend who didn’t enter the crypto world early, but he understands 'position control + rolling rhythm' very well.
While others are shouting 'go all in to turn around', he rolled his 600 U quietly—over 8 months, strictly controlling each opening not to exceed 10% of total capital, taking profits in phases during upward trends, locking positions during downward trends to withstand small pullbacks, and successfully turning 600 U into 60,000 U.
At this stage, he won by not chasing huge profits, using a 'slow rhythm' to stack compound interest: when the market is good, using profit positions to chase hot spots; during market fluctuations, sticking to mainstream coins for dollar-cost averaging.
At that time I understood: in the crypto world, 'stability' is more valuable than 'aggressiveness'; those who can grow small funds into large ones will eventually discover the 'survival code'.
From 60,000 U to 1,700 U: the mindset of getting rich = suicide.
What really caused him to stumble was not the market, but the 'gambling nature inflation' after making quick money.
Holding 60,000 U, he started to get reckless: heavily opening positions, holding contrary positions, chasing 'false breakout' markets.
As a result, after misjudging the market twice in a row, his position dropped from 60,000 U all the way down to 20,000 U, and he thought of 'gambling to recover', ultimately crashing down to only 1,700 U.
I asked him if he regretted it. He said: 'No regrets, but now I finally understand – true recovery is not about winning once by going all in, but about accumulating through a hundred small wins.'
From 1,700 U to 200,000 U: those who can 'be reborn' all understand these 3 rules.
This time he completely 'changed his fate':
Rule 1: Always lock in the principal: profit positions enter to seek returns, principal is withdrawn and kept separately, even if liquidated, the original capital is not lost;
Rule 2: Low leverage + phased profit-taking: use 5-10x leverage for trends, take profits in phases after making gains, treating profits as 'next round's principal';
Rule 3: Strictly control positions: no single position exceeds 20%, set a strict 5% stop-loss line, cut losses if wrong, absolutely do not hold positions.
After more than 5 months, he rolled back from 1,700 U to 200,000 U—not through huge profits, but through 'rhythm + compounding + execution', turning every small win into a big turnaround.
Three 'truths' in the crypto world; reading this will save you 3 years of detours.
Getting rich ≠ going all in: the key to widening the gap is always position control and long-term discipline (100 small wins > 1 all-in gamble);
Liquidation is not scary, what’s scary is a broken mindset: rolling from 600 U to 60,000 U is a skill, but crawling back from 1,700 U to 200,000 U is a matter of character;
Small funds can also turn around: if you are holding 1,000 U or 3,000 U, don’t ask 'can I make 100,000', first ask 'can I withstand a pullback, can I control my gambling nature'.
The crypto world never lacks 'get-rich stories', but those who can truly survive are those who can 'get up after falling, stabilize their rhythm, and turn around again'. If you're also losing, don't panic—first learn 'control positions, protect principal, and roll profits into a snowball', which is more important than rushing to go all in.
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