An account of 2000U grew to 320,000U in 43 days. It sounds like a fairy tale. But behind this number, it's not divine luck, but the painful lessons I learned after repeatedly hitting walls in the crypto market.

In my early years, I also did those self-destructive things—full position, chasing rallies, holding on through losses, gambling with my life. The result? Zeroed out accounts, shattered confidence. That 2000U was a "wounded" survivor crawling out of that mountain of corpses and blood. I used it for a thorough self-redemption.

The core idea is actually simple: rather than dreaming of getting rich overnight, it's better to survive first. Those who can stay alive to see opportunities are inherently a minority.

**Step 1: Divide and Conquer Risks**

Split 2000U into 5 parts, each 400U. Always only move one position, while the other four are like an arsenal on standby. Not adding to positions, not full positions—this is not conservatism, but a survival strategy. The market is full of opportunities, but what’s truly deadly is greed.

**Step 2: Let the Numbers Speak**

Set a fixed stop-loss at 3% per trade—max loss of 12U. Set take-profit at 6% to 10%—minimum profit of 24U. What's the benefit of this approach? The risk-to-reward ratio is never equal. I only pursue stable, repeatable 5% opportunities, and I never get tempted by those illusory 30% big trades.

**Step 3: Three Iron Rules**

Always set a stop-loss on any position—no exceptions. Close the position immediately upon reaching the take-profit target. Greed is the biggest killer in the crypto market. Only trade what you truly understand in terms of technical patterns. Don’t watch the market obsessively, don’t fight the trend—markets are fierce, and hard collisions only lead to death.

In 43 days, the account grew from 2000U to 290,000U. This is not luck, but the process of transforming from a reckless gambler into a calm trader. Discipline and position management are my entire arsenal.

The crypto market has never had a myth of overnight riches. Only those who persist like snails can ultimately survive the longest.