Turning 600U into 69,000 is not a miracle, it’s a result of perseverance

On the day my account was left with only 600U, I felt empty, not even having the strength to watch the market

All I could think was—if I blow up again, I’m out

During that time, I was almost glued to the screen until dawn every day, but I didn’t dare to place random trades

Even when I saw a great position, my hand was cold when I hovered the mouse over it

It was also then that I completely realized a truth

This market is not about who makes money fast, but about who survives the longest

I started to completely scale back—only one trade a day, keeping my position within 20%

When 3%~5% profit came, I would take it without hesitation, without adding more, without gambling my life

I muted group chats, stopped looking at how others were trading, and focused solely on my own pace

In the first week, my account increased by over four hundred

In the second week, it broke two thousand

Day by day, the funds rolled up to five figures

Some advised me: Now you can increase your position, it’ll grow faster

I laughed—holding onto 600U is the hard part, doubling is easy; the difficult part is staying alive

Later, I set a strict rule for myself

Every day, I would review and write down my emotional fluctuations, no less than 500 words

If it wasn’t finished, I wasn’t allowed to place the next trade

After the account reached twenty thousand, I changed my strategy, starting to combine medium-term trends and emotional turning points for layout, reducing the number of trades, but increasing both win rate and return rate

At the moment I reached 69,000, I felt no excitement

Because I knew this was not talent; it was the result of nailing all the mistakes I had made in the past into my mind and not repeating them

Turning over the account really isn’t a skill

The skill is being able to resist temptation, and grit your teeth to not blow up in the lows

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