In three months, I turned 20,000 USDT into 180,000 USDT.
Don’t ask 'how did you do it'; the answer is simple: the market always favors those who are prepared.
Many people think making money in the crypto world relies on luck, that a single correct bet can make you rich. But only those who truly survive at the table understand that long-term profitability never relies on luck, but on 'rhythm.'
I was the same when I first entered the market, trading with small funds and following emotions randomly—chasing after rises and cutting losses at drops, and in just a few days, my principal was reduced to a fraction. Later, I forced myself to stop, broke the funds into small chunks, and wrote a plan before each trade: where to set stop-loss, how much to expect for profit, how many layers to add to the position, and I never operated based on feelings again.
I still clearly remember last month's wave of ETH.
At that time, ETH was fluctuating around 2500, and I watched for two whole days without opening a single position. My friends joked that I was 'too timid,' saying that not entering such a good market was a waste. But I knew that until I waited for a signal that matched my strategy, no matter how lively the market was, it was just a trap.
Only when the price stabilized at 2600 and the trend signal was clear did I decisively enter the market, and then added to my position twice at key support levels, all the way to 4600. From this whole wave, my capital nearly doubled. That feeling of 'eating meat as planned' is far more reassuring than making money by luck.
I have lost before.
I’ve experienced liquidation, staying up until dawn watching the market only to see my stop-loss triggered, and there was even a time I stared at my account balance, lacking the courage to even open the trading software. But that’s how the crypto world is; either you get hurt badly by the market, or you force yourself to stand up and learn to understand its rules.
Slowly, I truly understood:
• Position management is not just talk; it’s a 'lifeline' when the market reverses.
• Setting take-profit and stop-loss is not just a slogan; it's a 'firewall' to lock in profits and control losses.
• Trends are the best friends; trading in the direction of the trend is ten times easier than stubbornly resisting the market.
Looking back now, these methods are actually not complicated at all; the difficult part is 'persistence.'
Most people either can't stand the wait and enter the market without a signal; or they are greedy and want to earn a bit more when they reach the take-profit point, ultimately giving back the profits. But as long as you can understand the market, dare to wait (for signals), and dare to take profits (exit once the target is reached), even with a small fund of 200 USDT, you can grow it like a snowball.
I'm writing this not to brag about my profits.
I just want to tell those who are still confused: there are indeed people in the crypto world who can make money steadily. I relied on this method of 'keeping the rhythm and focusing on the plan' to come from losing all my principal to where I am now.
If you also want to break out of the 'being cut' cycle and really want to understand how contracts work, then pay attention to me. Let’s learn real things together and practice real skills—perhaps the next one to turn around in the crypto space will be you.
