#数字资产动态追踪 How to turn 7,000 into a million in assets? I've been asked this question too many times. To be honest, the method isn't complicated, but execution is the real test.
Back then, I only had 7,000 yuan and managed to turn it into 1,000 USDT. But I didn't go all in—I took out 200 USDT to test the waters and set a few strict rules for myself: only focus on the hottest coins of the day, exit immediately when doubled, and cut losses at 50 USDT.
In the beginning, I survived purely by "patience." After three profitable trades, the 200 USDT grew to 600 USDT. That night, I didn't continue trading; I stopped trading altogether for a whole day—market opportunities are always there, but if the principal is lost, the game is truly over.
Once profits started to accumulate, I adopted a "multi-strategy" approach:
40% for short-term trading, quick in and out aiming for 5% profit; 30% for dollar-cost averaging, adding positions weekly to follow long-term trends; 30% kept frozen in the account, waiting for explosive moments, maybe only making two or three moves a year.
But the most critical part is these four iron rules, which are indispensable:
**1. Never commit all funds.** Even with the most confident market, only invest within 30%—greed is the number one killer in trading.
**2. Each trade must have a stop-loss.** Set automatic stop-loss orders and resolutely do not hope for rebounds.
**3. $ETH at most three trades per day.** Frequent trading wears down the principal.
**4. Take out 50% of the principal once profits reach 50% and transfer it to a cold wallet.** True profit is the real money in hand, not unrealized gains on paper.
Going from 7,000 to 1 million is never about gambling or throwing everything in at once, but about disciplined entries and calm exits, again and again. Be ruthless with the market, strict with stop-loss and take-profit; be even more ruthless with yourself—break free from greed, luck, and emotional decisions.
In the end, trading isn't about advanced techniques; frankly, it's about human nature. Only by controlling your desires can you stand firm in this market.
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CommunityLurker
· 4h ago
It sounds good, but nine and a half out of ten people give up halfway through. The most critical part is the "stop for an entire day," which most people can't do.
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MEVHunterWang
· 4h ago
That's right, the key is really self-control... I fell into greed early on, going all-in and ending up with zero. Even now, I can't be as ruthless as him to cut losses. I always want to gamble on a rebound, but the more I lose, the more I lose.
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HashBandit
· 4h ago
ngl this discipline stuff hits different when you actually lost it all back in my mining days... gas fees were literally eating my profits alive and nobody talked about scalability then. ROI calculations show the math checks out but execution? that's where most degens implode fr
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Ramen_Until_Rich
· 4h ago
That's true, but the key is that most people simply can't do it. They haven't even earned 5% yet and are already thinking of going all in...
#数字资产动态追踪 How to turn 7,000 into a million in assets? I've been asked this question too many times. To be honest, the method isn't complicated, but execution is the real test.
Back then, I only had 7,000 yuan and managed to turn it into 1,000 USDT. But I didn't go all in—I took out 200 USDT to test the waters and set a few strict rules for myself: only focus on the hottest coins of the day, exit immediately when doubled, and cut losses at 50 USDT.
In the beginning, I survived purely by "patience." After three profitable trades, the 200 USDT grew to 600 USDT. That night, I didn't continue trading; I stopped trading altogether for a whole day—market opportunities are always there, but if the principal is lost, the game is truly over.
Once profits started to accumulate, I adopted a "multi-strategy" approach:
40% for short-term trading, quick in and out aiming for 5% profit; 30% for dollar-cost averaging, adding positions weekly to follow long-term trends; 30% kept frozen in the account, waiting for explosive moments, maybe only making two or three moves a year.
But the most critical part is these four iron rules, which are indispensable:
**1. Never commit all funds.** Even with the most confident market, only invest within 30%—greed is the number one killer in trading.
**2. Each trade must have a stop-loss.** Set automatic stop-loss orders and resolutely do not hope for rebounds.
**3. $ETH at most three trades per day.** Frequent trading wears down the principal.
**4. Take out 50% of the principal once profits reach 50% and transfer it to a cold wallet.** True profit is the real money in hand, not unrealized gains on paper.
Going from 7,000 to 1 million is never about gambling or throwing everything in at once, but about disciplined entries and calm exits, again and again. Be ruthless with the market, strict with stop-loss and take-profit; be even more ruthless with yourself—break free from greed, luck, and emotional decisions.
In the end, trading isn't about advanced techniques; frankly, it's about human nature. Only by controlling your desires can you stand firm in this market.