#美国就业数据表现强劲超出预期 Five thousand dollars worth of $ETH in different people's hands is two different worlds.

Some treat it as pocket money, while others use it as a starting gun. Ten years and 60 million, it's not insider info or talent—it's about treating small money as cannonballs to bombard, and every opportunity as the last chance to act.

Step one, start with 300U.

Small amounts don't hurt, but when they roll, they can turn the tide. Large funds need stability, but small funds can switch strategies flexibly.

The real turning point is here—300U→1100U.

The gameplay isn't that complicated: each time, take 100U; double and withdraw; drop to 50 and cut. Win three in a row: 100→200→400→800, rolling up to 1100. At this point, you've gone from a small retail investor to a capable player.

At this level, splitting into three teams becomes standard.

**Fast Team**: 100U each time, only doing 15-minute trades, earning 3-5% and then cashing out. Like running a stall at the market—thin profit but relying on high frequency to turn a profit.

**DCA Team**: Invest 15U of $BTC weekly, treating it like a piggy bank. Often surprises come after half a year.

**Main Force Team**: Focus on big cycles. When signals from the Federal Reserve appear or Bitcoin breaks through key levels, a single correct move can yield a year's worth of gains.

But all this has a prerequisite—set stop-loss and take-profit levels before entering. Ruthless traders are not mindless rushers but those who control life and death in advance.

People who turn around understand: when opportunity comes, act fast; small money must be willing to take losses; big money must hold firm; take profits and run, don’t cling to battles.

If you can't do these three, you'll always just watch others take off.