I've seen plenty of people get liquidated, but this guy's approach really left an impression on me.

Starting with 800 as principal, two months later his account showed 7,400—almost a 9x return. It wasn't luck that got him there; it was methodology that made the difference.

His initial state? The classic look of despair: "Is there still hope?"

I didn't give him any complicated strategies at the time, just one sentence—Getting the direction right doesn’t count as winning, position sizing is the real core competency. And he really stuck to this mindset.

**Phase One: Testing the Waters with a Small 300U Position**

He tried with 300 to test the waters. If he was right, he didn’t get greedy; if he was wrong, it didn’t hurt much. The key at this stage wasn't how much he made, but suppressing impulsiveness and developing a feel for the market.

**Phase Two: Rolling Profits in Batches**

Every time he made a profit, he’d withdraw 30% and reinvest the rest. No all-in bets—instead, like rolling a snowball, the principal grew steadily.

**Phase Three: Became a Different Person After Breaking 5,000**

He started strictly enforcing take-profit and stop-loss levels, no longer stubbornly holding positions based on gut feeling. He followed the trend and exited when he should. His entire trading style shifted from a gambler's to a hunter's mindset.

From 800 to 7,400, it wasn’t some miraculous move—it was **position discipline**.

In the crypto market, surviving longer is more important than making quick gains. Those who know how to control their positions won’t give back all their profits in a single pullback.

This logic isn’t complicated, but few people can stick with it. Do you want to keep flirting with liquidation, or seriously think about how to achieve steady profits?