#数字货币市场洞察 To be honest, most people enter the space thinking about getting rich overnight. But I have to tell you a harsh truth—the more you crave quick wealth, the more likely you are to die from your own gambling mentality.

I started with just over 1,000 U, no background, no resources, just an ordinary retail investor. Now my account sits at 85.18 million. It's not luck; it’s because I treated myself like a machine strictly following discipline.

**In the very beginning: Manage position size, practice your feel**
I practiced with $ZEC, splitting 1,200U into three parts, putting in just 400U each time. Every trade had strict stop-loss and take-profit lines. I never touched markets I didn’t understand, and absolutely avoided going against the trend. Back then, I had only one principle—only take opportunities I clearly understood.

**Middle phase: Add positions with the trend to capture profits**
When trading $AIA, my account had already surpassed 10,000. Each position was controlled at around a quarter of my total funds. When the trend really took off, I would add in batches, focusing on capturing the fattest middle section of the move.

**Later phase: Regular withdrawals to lock in profits**
After the $ZEN run, my account broke 200,000. I started making fixed withdrawals every week. Not because I was afraid of losses, but because I was afraid of getting cocky. When you get cocky, your hands start to shake. Staying steady is the key to long-term success.

Most people get liquidated for just three reasons: random position sizing and lack of self-control, no stop-loss and holding all the way down, or getting the direction right but dying halfway through.

A friend who was learning with me recently rolled 800U up to 12,000 and just made a withdrawal. He was so excited he messaged me at midnight saying he couldn’t sleep. Moments like that are truly rewarding.

I mainly research ETH and BTC contract and spot strategies. If you also want to systematically learn how to manage risk and spot opportunities, we can share and discuss together. I’m not teaching you to gamble, I’m teaching you how to survive longer.