#数字资产市场洞察 Have you asked me this question before: Can 7,000 yuan really turn into a million?
I don’t make up stories, but I have indeed walked this path. At that time, my account only had 7,000 yuan, and I decided to convert it into 1,000 USDT. At that moment, I was very clear-headed—this isn’t a chance to turn things around, it’s a necessity for survival. I didn’t go all in, nor did I dream of getting rich overnight. The first step was to take out 200 USDT, focusing on the most active and emotionally charged coins of the day. Double up and sell, miss the opportunity and admit defeat, cut losses at 50 USDT—zero tolerance. The real challenge has never been technology. It’s about restraint. Every time my account grew to over 1,000 USDT, I forced myself to take a day off. Not because I was worried about not making money, but because I was afraid that greed would ruin the discipline of these two weeks. After gradually accumulating principal, I built a real framework: One portion of funds for ultra-short-term trading, capturing emotional premiums, taking profits when it looks good; One portion for trend-based dollar-cost averaging, ignoring feelings, only looking at K-line levels; And another portion, only moving when a major trend truly starts, staying in cash otherwise. Before each trade, I only remember two things: Where is the take-profit point, where is the stop-loss point. Trading without a plan will inevitably be driven by emotions. Over the years, I have strictly adhered to four bottom lines, never breaking them: No full position, no holding on stubbornly, no more than three intra-day trades, and profits must be withdrawn. I’ve seen many people, relying on luck to make their first big gain, and even more who, once they get carried away, lose all their profits and even their principal. There’s no secret to how I’ve gone from 1,000 USDT to where I am now. It all boils down to eight words: Stay calm about the market, be ruthless with yourself.
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CountdownToBroke
· 12-17 07:37
It's tough, and everything said is correct, but maintaining this mindset is the hardest part.
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TokenTherapist
· 12-17 07:36
The key is self-discipline. Many people die because of greed; once they get carried away, everything is gone.
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ChainProspector
· 12-17 07:26
Being ruthless is ruthless, but the key is truly being able to withstand temptation. Most people fall at the step of greed.
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GasFeeAssassin
· 12-17 07:25
Honestly, restraint is a thousand times harder than technical analysis.
#数字资产市场洞察 Have you asked me this question before: Can 7,000 yuan really turn into a million?
I don’t make up stories, but I have indeed walked this path.
At that time, my account only had 7,000 yuan, and I decided to convert it into 1,000 USDT. At that moment, I was very clear-headed—this isn’t a chance to turn things around, it’s a necessity for survival.
I didn’t go all in, nor did I dream of getting rich overnight.
The first step was to take out 200 USDT, focusing on the most active and emotionally charged coins of the day. Double up and sell, miss the opportunity and admit defeat, cut losses at 50 USDT—zero tolerance.
The real challenge has never been technology. It’s about restraint.
Every time my account grew to over 1,000 USDT, I forced myself to take a day off. Not because I was worried about not making money, but because I was afraid that greed would ruin the discipline of these two weeks.
After gradually accumulating principal, I built a real framework:
One portion of funds for ultra-short-term trading, capturing emotional premiums, taking profits when it looks good;
One portion for trend-based dollar-cost averaging, ignoring feelings, only looking at K-line levels;
And another portion, only moving when a major trend truly starts, staying in cash otherwise.
Before each trade, I only remember two things:
Where is the take-profit point, where is the stop-loss point.
Trading without a plan will inevitably be driven by emotions.
Over the years, I have strictly adhered to four bottom lines, never breaking them:
No full position, no holding on stubbornly, no more than three intra-day trades, and profits must be withdrawn.
I’ve seen many people, relying on luck to make their first big gain, and even more who, once they get carried away, lose all their profits and even their principal.
There’s no secret to how I’ve gone from 1,000 USDT to where I am now.
It all boils down to eight words:
Stay calm about the market, be ruthless with yourself.