Most people entering the circle are dreaming of getting rich quickly, but there's a harsh reality—those who want to make fast money often end up losing it. When I first started, I only put in 3,000 yuan (USDT), just like most people, an ordinary retail investor. Now, my account is stable at over 50 million. This is not bragging; it's a real trading record.



What's the key? I never focus on how much I can make in this wave, but rather ask myself whether I should act in this wave. People who make money understand one principle: learning to "not operate" is the beginning of a snowball effect.

**Three stages of progression:**

**Stage One: Build a foundation, control position size**
Divide 1,000 yuan into 5 parts, each 200 yuan. The benefit of this approach is that each trade has clear stop-loss and take-profit settings. No chasing trades, no holding onto losing positions, no betting against the trend. Only trade in markets you understand.

**Stage Two: Add positions when profitable**
Once the account reaches 10,000 yuan, control each position to about 25% of the total funds. When the trend is favorable, I add to my positions in batches, trying to capitalize on the most profitable middle segment of the trend.

**Stage Three: Regular take profits and cash out**
After the funds surpass 200,000 yuan, I start locking in some profits weekly and withdrawing. It’s not because I fear losses, but to remind myself not to get carried away. Stability itself is the biggest return.

**Common mistakes of those who blow up their accounts:**
Messy positions, lack of discipline; not cutting losses when needed, holding all the way down; even when the direction is correct, stubbornly holding until the account blows up. These are all issues with trading mindset.

In the crypto market, your circle is very important, and information channels are also crucial. Without reliable guidance and a good communication environment, it’s easy to repeat others’ losses.
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SatoshiLeftOnReadvip
· 12-18 02:17
Really, the idea of stop-loss is easy to talk about, but when the market actually comes, I just can't resist. Another story from three thousand to fifty million, I've heard too many of these. I do believe that some people don't trade, it's just a matter of who can really stick to it. Position management is indeed important, but the problem is that most people simply can't hold back their impulses. My biggest enemy is myself; every time I think this wave can turn around. 25% position size sounds simple, but in practice, the mentality is already shattered. The cruelest thing in the crypto world isn't losing money, it's knowing you should stop-loss but still gambling. Everyone is bragging about how disciplined they are, but in reality, it's just good luck to have caught the right market conditions.
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HodlOrRegretvip
· 12-15 17:47
It makes sense, but the key is discipline; otherwise, even the best methods are useless. It's really difficult not to trade; the psychological barrier is the hardest to overcome. From 3,000 to 50 million, this is the power of compound interest, right? I'm envious. Setting stop-loss and take-profit points sounds easy, but actually doing it is too hard. Most people end up holding through losses or blowing up their accounts. I've heard this theory several times, but the truth is, only a few actually implement it. Position management > choosing coins, I’ve realized. There are indeed few people in the crypto world who can make stable profits; most are just being exploited like leeks. The most frightening thing is to see the right signals, operate inversely, and then hold on all the way through. Not chasing trades or gambling against the trend—this phrase must be engraved in my heart. The circle is indeed very important; one piece of wrong information can cause you to lose everything.
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NFTFreezervip
· 12-15 17:44
Honestly, I have a deep understanding of not trading. It all started with a reckless move, resulting in heavy losses. Three thousand to fifty million? But I've heard too many stories like this. What happened in the end? The key is discipline. I've seen too many brothers holding on until they explode. I'm also considering whether I should make a move in this wave of market行情, but I feel like I should wait and see. Taking profits and cashing out is indeed important; otherwise, the gains might be lost again. I've experienced this before. Retail investors are most afraid of not having guidance, which makes it easy to be cut like chives. Position management is correct, but how many can truly stick to it? This methodology seems really helpful for beginners, but it's just too hard to implement.
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FlashLoanKingvip
· 12-15 17:28
Not taking action to make money—I've heard that so many times. Watching others go from 3,000 to 50 million every day, why is it never my turn? Discipline in position sizing really hit me. I'm the kind of fool who doesn't cut losses when losing.
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0xOverleveragedvip
· 12-15 17:23
Here comes the story of cutting leeks again, from 3,000 to 50 million, right? I feel like I've heard this story a hundred times. Those who boast about "not operating" here, how many truly have the time to sit around and do nothing to make big money? This explanation is correct, but the key is that most people simply can't do it. Everyone knows the truth about mindset, but they just can't overcome it.
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RebaseVictimvip
· 12-15 17:22
It's the same old story... From 3,000 to 50 million, why not just go live and trade? That's correct, yes, but I've heard it too many times. The key is mindset; most people simply can't resist the urge to trade. I just want to ask, if you've truly made a profit, why are you still typing here? I agree with taking profits and cashing out, but how do you determine the "most lucrative market"? That's the real challenge, isn't it?
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