In three days, the account skyrocketed from 58,000 U to 320,000 U. The process sounds simple when described, but experiencing it firsthand was a different story.

On the 10th, I opened a long position at 1.147 on BEAT. Initially, I didn't think much of it; I was just testing the waters. As the market surged, it shot up to 1.827, and I exited, earning 80,000 U. I hadn't even fully reacted at that point. The next day, I entered again at 1.648, this time more aggressively, riding it up to 2.051 before exiting, grabbing another 130,000 U. After two waves like that, the feeling of doubling the account made me feel on top of the world, as if everything was under control.

But the market quickly reminded me otherwise. At 2.034, I decisively reversed and shorted, watching the choppy candles from daytime into the early morning. A large bearish candle suddenly dropped, bringing the price down to 1.297, and I gained another 52,000 U. My heartbeat at that moment was like being hit with an adrenaline shot.

Now, a new structure is forming, and the next wave could be even more intense. But I understand very well that this isn't a gambler's mindset. The key is to control the rhythm, calculate the probabilities, and stay rational amid market madness. Opportunities in the market are static; whether you turn them into profit depends on your mind, with luck just as a sidekick.