$BTC 15 days, 20,000 to 200,000: A Gambler's Self-Redemption
That night, I had 20,000 U in my account, I stared at the screen, the ashtray piled high with cigarette butts. Fifteen days later, there was an extra zero after the number—this was not luck, but a bloody self-discipline.
First battle: Either be ruthless or roll away (20,000 → 40,000)
15,000 charge, 5,000 to save my life, admit defeat if I lose.
Only play BTC/ETH, 10x leverage, take profits when they come.
Earn 7% and run faster than a dog, cut losses at 5% sharper than a knife.
The secret to surviving? Run faster than anyone else.
Second battle: Be as calm as a killer (40,000 → 100,000)
Halve the leverage, no single position over 1/3 of the total.
Only do breakout trades, wait for the sniper's fatal shot.
Support broken? Not a second of hesitation, just cut it off.
After doubling in three days, I realized discipline is worth more than skill.
Final battle: Treat profits as enemies (100,000 → 200,000)
30,000 to ambush potential coins, but never go all in.
30,000 for short-term quick trades, just earn some pocket money and run.
What’s left? Regular investment + withdrawals, never fall in love with the market.
Feel something's off? Just shut down, the market doesn't lack for lunatics.
Blood and tears lesson: Why do you always lose?
Those who treat contracts like a casino end up as fuel.
Those who fantasize about a hundredfold in altcoins have grass two meters high on their graves.
When it’s time to charge, hands shake; when it’s not time, they go in headfirst.
Now I understand:
Newbies dream of getting rich, veterans practice survival.
Those 15 days, I didn’t sleep a single whole night, but every second was horrifyingly clear.
From 20,000 to 200,000, it’s not the money that’s different, but the awareness to be ruthless with oneself.
If you want to seize this bull market, it's definitely too late to learn and sell on the spot; it’s best to have someone to guide you quickly into it.
