I've seen many people's real trading records, and this is how they do it: first convert 7,000 into 1,000 USDT, which is a do-or-die move. But there's a detail — they don't go all-in right away.
Start with 200 USDT, pick the most trending coin of the day, catch the double, then sell; if it drops to 50 USDT, cut losses immediately. After winning several times, the principal quickly recovers.
The real test isn't technical skill but emotional management. After earning over a thousand dollars, force yourself to stay calm for a day, don't let greed dominate the next trade.
Once the principal is solid, upgrade your strategy — run three parallel approaches: short-term trading to take profits quickly, mid-term dollar-cost averaging following the trend (not feelings), and an emergency fund to act only during major market movements.
Every trade should have two lines drawn in advance: the upper line is the take-profit point, the lower line is the stop-loss point. Many people lose everything because they have no plan and trade purely on emotion.
Regarding contracts, one thing to understand: they are not a printing machine, just amplifiers of your judgment. Correct decisions double your gains, wrong decisions double your losses.
Stick to these four iron rules, and you'll survive through cycles: - Never concentrate all your funds in a single position - Always set a stop-loss per trade - Limit to three trades per day - Take profits and withdraw
I've seen too many cases — those who got lucky and made money, in the end, lost everything due to greed, giving back both principal and profits. To go from 1,000 USDT to where I am now, it boils down to eight words: Be ruthless with the market, and even more ruthless with yourself. $ETH
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memecoin_therapy
· 19h ago
Being nice is about mindset management; being harsh is about gambler mentality. I've seen too many people follow this approach and end up losing everything.
It's the same old argument. The market isn't that gentle. Don't be fooled by survivor bias.
The four iron laws sound good, but how many can actually follow them? Most people just get emotional and make reckless trades after a loss.
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AllInAlice
· 19h ago
Another story of turning 7,000 into a million, sounds quite inspiring, huh? But how many can really make it to the end?
Make money and run, lose money and cut losses—easy to say but deadly to do. I've seen too many people get inflated after earning just 5,000 yuan, insisting on going all in, only to lose it all.
Those four iron rules are right, but it's just these four that 99% of people can't stick to for even a month. Contracts are really not printing machines; they're just accelerators.
Mindset management is always more valuable than any technical indicator, but no one can teach you this.
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Anon4461
· 20h ago
Damn, it's the same story again. I believe in the part about managing your mindset; greed really is poison. But going from 7k to a million? How low must that probability be...
#美国就业数据表现强劲超出预期 From 7,000 to 1,000,000, this is not a myth
I've seen many people's real trading records, and this is how they do it: first convert 7,000 into 1,000 USDT, which is a do-or-die move. But there's a detail — they don't go all-in right away.
Start with 200 USDT, pick the most trending coin of the day, catch the double, then sell; if it drops to 50 USDT, cut losses immediately. After winning several times, the principal quickly recovers.
The real test isn't technical skill but emotional management. After earning over a thousand dollars, force yourself to stay calm for a day, don't let greed dominate the next trade.
Once the principal is solid, upgrade your strategy — run three parallel approaches: short-term trading to take profits quickly, mid-term dollar-cost averaging following the trend (not feelings), and an emergency fund to act only during major market movements.
Every trade should have two lines drawn in advance: the upper line is the take-profit point, the lower line is the stop-loss point. Many people lose everything because they have no plan and trade purely on emotion.
Regarding contracts, one thing to understand: they are not a printing machine, just amplifiers of your judgment. Correct decisions double your gains, wrong decisions double your losses.
Stick to these four iron rules, and you'll survive through cycles:
- Never concentrate all your funds in a single position
- Always set a stop-loss per trade
- Limit to three trades per day
- Take profits and withdraw
I've seen too many cases — those who got lucky and made money, in the end, lost everything due to greed, giving back both principal and profits. To go from 1,000 USDT to where I am now, it boils down to eight words: Be ruthless with the market, and even more ruthless with yourself. $ETH