#数字货币市场洞察 Three months, from 2,000U to 60,000U. No exaggeration, no negativity—just pure discipline.

The day my account balance hit rock bottom, 2,000U was all I had.

I set three rules for myself: No all-in, no betting on just one direction, and no blindly copying others. My approach was simple—stay steady and gradually grow my small funds.

How did I do it? The core was position sizing. I split the 2,000U into five equal parts, 400U each. Every time I opened a position, I only used one part; the other four always stayed in the account. While others dreamed of making a fortune in one shot, I just focused on not blowing up in one go.

Every trade followed a 1:2 risk-reward ratio. Losses were capped at 3%, which meant a maximum loss of 12U; profit targets were set at 6%-10%, so I’d take profit at 24U-40U. With this strategy, even if the win rate was only 60%, as long as I stuck with it, the profits would keep rolling in.

I only traded one pattern: signals that broke through key levels.

When the conditions were met, I'd enter. If the stop-loss was triggered, I’d exit—no hesitation. I’d watch the market for just a few minutes a day and ignore it the rest of the time, so I wouldn’t overtrade.

I’ve seen too many people blow up their accounts—not because they were wrong in their analysis, but because they couldn’t control themselves. Impulsive all-ins, stubbornly holding losing positions, getting greedy after making money—these are the real killers. When you play the market, it’s really a test of self-control.

After 92 days, what I proved is that discipline beats luck.

If you want to make a change too, remember this: surviving is always more important than making fast money. We can talk specifics later, but real change starts when you decide to take that first step.