People in the crypto world often ask: how can I turn a small amount of money into a big one? Having walked this path myself, today I want to share my experience with you.

Initially, I exchanged 7,000 yuan for 1,000 USDT, planning to go all in. But I didn't blindly gamble everything; I kept it within 200 USDT to start testing the waters. I chased hot coins, sold when they doubled, and cut losses immediately when losing 50 USDT. After earning over a thousand yuan, I took a break for a day. This kind of small-scale, high-frequency operation helped me quickly grow my principal.

Once my account had some accumulation, I changed my approach and used a "combination punch" strategy: allocate some funds for short-term trading, entering and exiting quickly; use another portion for dollar-cost averaging, following the trend; and keep the last part idle, waiting for major market opportunities. Before each trade, I always set fixed take-profit and stop-loss levels. Those without a plan are ultimately driven by emotions.

Regarding contracts, my view is straightforward—it's just amplifying your gains and losses, so it can make you money or lose it quickly, which makes discipline even more necessary. Over the years, I’ve summarized four bottom lines: 1. Never fully allocate your position; 2. Set a stop-loss for every trade; 3. No more than three trades per day on average; 4. Withdraw your profits once you make money.

I’ve seen too many people work hard to earn money, only to lose everything because of greed. Later, I realized that survival in this market isn’t about luck, but about whether you can hold your nerve in the face of temptation.