#数字资产生态回暖 From 1,000 to 1,000,000: I used the simplest and most steadfast method to turn around the entire account
Anyone trading derivatives can't avoid liquidation. I’ve been there too. When the account was left with just over 1,000 yuan, honestly, this amount of money is nothing to most people. But precisely this 1,000 yuan became the turning point for my comeback.
**Start: 1,000 yuan capital, first improve mindset**
At that time, I thought very simply: money was almost gone, what is there to fear? Instead of worrying, it’s better to let loose and go all out.
I set four strict rules for myself:
• Only watch BTC, bigger market cap is more stable • Leverage up to 20x, more than that is gambling with your life • Use 500 yuan per trade to open positions, keep 500 yuan for emergency • Take profit at 10%, cut losses at 5%, rest after two trades
After pushing myself for two weeks like this, the account grew from 1,000 yuan to 3,000 yuan. That’s when I realized: making money doesn't have to rely on brute force; the key is "surviving long enough."
**Middle: Capital rolling, letting win rate automatically increase**
After reaching 3,000 yuan, I continued to use the new earnings to keep pushing.
The new rules were simple:
• Still only use half of the funds, about 1,500 yuan • Each time I profit, I open a new position with the new profit • Whenever I cut a position, I reduce the size back to the initial level and rebuild
While others blow up their accounts twice a day, I only catch a few small bullish candles each day, but I survive. Two months later, the 3,000 yuan rolled into 100,000 yuan. The feeling was subtle—you're not gambling, but stacking with time and discipline.
**Later stage: When the trend arrives, be firm**
In the third month, the market showed its fangs.
I made three adjustments:
• Increase position to 70%, not all-in, but don’t be timid • Change take profit target from 10% to 30% • Tighten stop-loss, exit immediately if the position is misjudged
This way, I fully absorbed that trend, pushing from 100,000 to 1,000,000 in one go. It wasn’t genius trading, nor insider info—just following the trend + disciplined execution.
**Three key points:**
▸ Risk isolation: Never bet all your chips at once ▸ Take profits timely: Take profits when it looks good, don’t dream of riding every wave to the max ▸ Admit mistakes quickly: Stop-loss isn’t shameful, it’s the price of survival
The real difficulty in crypto is not reading charts, but controlling your desires. Those who can steadily grow wealthy are always those who are willing to make small profits.
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GasWaster
· 13h ago
Honestly, I've heard this logic many times before, but how many can actually carry it out? Very few, including myself. The key point remains—the importance of living longer over earning quickly.
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0xLostKey
· 13h ago
Looks good, but I believe more in the stories of those who have survived three rounds of bear markets.
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ChainWallflower
· 13h ago
Honestly, living long enough is really eye-opening; it's more valuable than any technical analysis.
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GmGnSleeper
· 14h ago
To be honest, this story sounds a bit familiar... I've seen too many schemes where small funds grow into large ones. How many people can truly stick to discipline? The key is to see it happen over a long period.
#数字资产生态回暖 From 1,000 to 1,000,000: I used the simplest and most steadfast method to turn around the entire account
Anyone trading derivatives can't avoid liquidation. I’ve been there too. When the account was left with just over 1,000 yuan, honestly, this amount of money is nothing to most people. But precisely this 1,000 yuan became the turning point for my comeback.
**Start: 1,000 yuan capital, first improve mindset**
At that time, I thought very simply: money was almost gone, what is there to fear? Instead of worrying, it’s better to let loose and go all out.
I set four strict rules for myself:
• Only watch BTC, bigger market cap is more stable
• Leverage up to 20x, more than that is gambling with your life
• Use 500 yuan per trade to open positions, keep 500 yuan for emergency
• Take profit at 10%, cut losses at 5%, rest after two trades
After pushing myself for two weeks like this, the account grew from 1,000 yuan to 3,000 yuan. That’s when I realized: making money doesn't have to rely on brute force; the key is "surviving long enough."
**Middle: Capital rolling, letting win rate automatically increase**
After reaching 3,000 yuan, I continued to use the new earnings to keep pushing.
The new rules were simple:
• Still only use half of the funds, about 1,500 yuan
• Each time I profit, I open a new position with the new profit
• Whenever I cut a position, I reduce the size back to the initial level and rebuild
While others blow up their accounts twice a day, I only catch a few small bullish candles each day, but I survive. Two months later, the 3,000 yuan rolled into 100,000 yuan. The feeling was subtle—you're not gambling, but stacking with time and discipline.
**Later stage: When the trend arrives, be firm**
In the third month, the market showed its fangs.
I made three adjustments:
• Increase position to 70%, not all-in, but don’t be timid
• Change take profit target from 10% to 30%
• Tighten stop-loss, exit immediately if the position is misjudged
This way, I fully absorbed that trend, pushing from 100,000 to 1,000,000 in one go. It wasn’t genius trading, nor insider info—just following the trend + disciplined execution.
**Three key points:**
▸ Risk isolation: Never bet all your chips at once
▸ Take profits timely: Take profits when it looks good, don’t dream of riding every wave to the max
▸ Admit mistakes quickly: Stop-loss isn’t shameful, it’s the price of survival
The real difficulty in crypto is not reading charts, but controlling your desires. Those who can steadily grow wealthy are always those who are willing to make small profits.