I am a cryptocurrency blogger and judge. Today, I'll speak frankly: turning an account from $3,000 to $100,000 is not based on luck or insider information, but rather on these three hard-earned principles.
First, let's look at the data: I started with $3,000, and it took 23 days to double it the first time, 17 days the second time, 12 days the third time, and 9 days the fourth time. Now, the account has long exceeded $100,000. Outsiders, upon seeing the results, either say "You’re really lucky," or ask, "Is there insider information?" Some even think, "You must have gone all in and gambled big." But the truth is, earning this money was not easy at all; it was all about sticking to three principles.
First, position control to the extreme. From beginning to end, the position never exceeded the risk line I set. I never go all in, nor do I gamble on direction. No matter how crazy the market gets, I only use money I can afford to lose to enter, and I never cross the red line, no matter how tempting the opportunity.
Second, strict timing. I don’t chase highs or panic sell. I act when the market gives a signal, and I won’t move even if the sky falls without a signal. When prices rise, I don’t get greedy and chase after highs; when they fall, I don’t rush to buy the dip. I only follow the capital flow and trends I researched, making sure each move is precise.
Third, roll profits into profits. I rarely touch the principal; every position I take is magnified using the money I earned before. Even if a trade incurs a loss, it’s only on the profit part; the principal remains safe. This way, even if I make a few mistakes occasionally, I won’t go under; instead, I can continue to grow.
What’s the feeling during the process? To put it simply: that moment of making money is indeed exhilarating, but waiting for signals and holding onto trades can be excruciating. Holding onto profitable trades relies on strong psychological quality; not chasing highs and avoiding prolonged battles depends on patience and execution; every entry, exit, stop loss, and position increase is done according to discipline, without any delusions. Others see my account growing quickly, but behind it, I spend over ten hours a day monitoring the market, analyzing capital flow, reviewing trends, and adjusting strategies, exhausting my eyes.
The account continues to grow, with the next target of $200,000. Believe it or not, the numbers in my account won’t lie to me. Want to remain a bystander? Then keep watching; want to learn how to control positions, how to time trades, how to roll profits? Come join in; don’t just sit on the sidelines feeling envious.
