#美国就业数据表现强劲超出预期 Many people ask me, can a few thousand dollars really grow to a million-level value?

I have walked this path.

Initially, I saved up 7000 yuan, all converted into 1000 USDT, considering it my last chips. But I didn't go all-in directly; I only used 200 USDT to test the waters—choosing the strongest coins, taking profits when doubled, and cutting losses immediately at 50 USDT. After several rounds of this, the principal gradually accumulated.

What truly matters is not technical analysis, but psychological resilience.

When I earned one or two thousand USDT, I would forcibly stop trading for an entire day to clear my mind. Once the principal was relatively stable, I dared to split my strategies: some trades for quick short-term gains, some for dollar-cost averaging following the main trend, and some idle funds waiting for big market moves.

Before each order, I do one thing: write down the take-profit and stop-loss levels.

Without a clear plan, trading ultimately becomes a battle against your own emotions.

Contract trading is not an automatic cash machine; it only amplifies your judgment tenfold or hundredfold. I have summarized four strict rules that I have never broken over the years:

No full position trading, no stubbornly holding losing orders, no frequent daily trades, and withdrawing profits once earned.

Many people have relied on luck to start with initial capital, only to greedily give it all back to the market. As for me, I can step from 1000 USDT to where I am now, and it all boils down to one sentence: be ruthless with the market, and even more ruthless with your own desires.