#数字资产市场动态 "How does seven thousand become a million?" I've heard this question too many times.

Honestly, there’s no secret, just self-restraint. When I initially had only 7,000 yuan, I didn’t go all-in like a lunatic; instead, after exchanging for 1,000 USDT, I only took out 200 USDT to test the waters. I set three ironclad rules for myself: only trade the coin with the highest daily heat, sell immediately after doubling, and cut losses at 50 USDT.

In the beginning, restraint was my only lifeline. After three profitable trades, my principal grew from 200 USDT to 600 USDT. I forced myself to stop trading for a day—not because the market had no opportunities, but because once the principal disappeared, everything was over.

That’s how I gradually snowballed. When my winning profits accumulated enough, I dared to play the "combination punch":

Short-term position (40%) placed at the front—quick entry, even quicker exit. Take a 5% profit and leave, never lick the last drop of soup. Dollar-cost averaging (30%) ignores daily fluctuations, focusing only on half-year or even yearly trends. Add positions at fixed intervals, buy more when prices fall, stay calm when prices rise. The remaining opportunity position (30%) is tightly held, waiting for signals that clearly indicate a "main upward wave"—maybe only two or three trades a year, but each one profitable.

Futures trading is not some mysterious tool. Relying on gut feelings to place orders and being led by emotions will make your account bleed.

My strict rules are as follows:

First, **never full position**. Even in the most promising market, only invest up to 30% of available funds. Leave a safety margin to withstand sudden black swan events. Second, **set stop-loss on every trade**. Before placing an order, write down the stop-loss point and set automatic liquidation—don’t give yourself the hope of "waiting for a rebound." Third, **limit to three trades per day**. Trading isn’t a game for the diligent; frequent operations only lower win rate and eat into profits with fees. Better to be wrong than to make mistakes. Fourth, **withdraw profits once earned**. More than 50% of the profit should be withdrawn to a cold wallet. Only real money in hand is truly yours.

Turning seven thousand into a million is never about a reckless all-in gamble, but about countless "disciplined trades" combined with an "unwavering mindset." I am ruthless with the market—no delay in stop-loss, no greed in take-profit. I am even more ruthless with myself—eliminating greed, luck, and impulses that could wipe out your account.

In the end, trading is not about technical indicators or chart analysis; it’s about controlling the hardest part of human nature—whether you can control your desires.