During the February market rally, I helped a friend turn 20,000 yuan into 87,000 yuan. The entire process took less than half a month. I didn’t touch any exotic coins, didn’t go all-in, and didn’t rely on luck. It was all based on a clear set of rules—scaling into positions and signals-driven capital management.

Many people see this number and say it’s destiny, but it’s really not much about luck. It’s the result of preparation in advance.

That period was right around the New Year. Market trading volume shrank, sentiment was a bit scattered, and many people planned to take a break. I almost laid low myself. Until a key signal appeared, I immediately turned around and entered the market, while also activating my scaling strategy.

In the following days, the market suddenly came alive: main tokens started rising, big funds followed the trend, and stories about two potential airdrops were fermenting. Making money wasn’t really “earned,” it felt more like the market delivered it directly.

Looking closely at each step of this operation: I spent a week repeatedly analyzing candlestick structures, with a clear goal—finding assets that had “completed their trend and just bottomed out emotionally.” During the first three days of actual deployment, I noticed unusual activity at a core address and changes in order book depth, so I started with a light position to test the waters. On the day of the breakout, there was almost no retracement, so I added to my position in line with the trend—no overthinking. Later, at the peak of sentiment, I gradually sold off large holdings, avoiding greed. At the end of the month, there was an unexpected bonus: the airdrop from the early strategy pool was realized, adding another 2,000 yuan in pure profit.

Does this look like some kind of divine operation? Honestly, market movements never just appear out of nowhere.

You often ask me, “Why do I always miss out?” Because you’re used to waiting for confirmation, waiting for retracements, waiting until you feel more confident before entering. But the market’s temperament is like this—it doesn’t let you confirm slowly.

The core logic behind doubling your investment is these three things: First, a sense of direction—following where the funds flow rather than where it’s lively; second, going against human nature—daring to buy in panic, daring to run when things are at their hottest; third, execution—no dreaming, no looking back, no greed.

Most people aren’t lacking opportunities; they’re lacking the courage to act repeatedly. By the time the market is over, they start to analyze where they went wrong.