From 3,000 yuan to 20 million: I have paved a wealth path less traveled with "anti-human" discipline.

Temporary floating loss is never a true loss.

People often think that grassroots individuals succeed purely by luck, but I started from debt with just 3000 yuan for living expenses. Now my account balance has surpassed 20 million, and it's not due to a gambler's mentality of betting everything, but rather a deeply ingrained "warehouse rolling discipline aesthetic." Enduring temptations that ordinary people cannot withstand and seizing opportunities that should have slipped away is how I have forged this unique path to wealth.

Stage One: Wild Growth with Small Capital (Starting from 300U)

When I first entered the arena, I was surrounded by opportunists who sought to make a quick profit of "5000 to earn 1 million"; in the end, most of them lost everything in three days. I chose to go against the tide, using 100U as my vanguard, strictly adhering to three iron rules:

- Profit reached 80%, immediately withdraw the principal, leaving only the profits to roll over and appreciate in the market;
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- If there is a loss of over 30%, cut your losses without hesitation and avoid any lucky thinking;
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- Achieve three consecutive wins, force a timeout for adjustment, even if the market is good, give yourself a 24-hour cooling-off period.

It is this restraint of "being able to stop with my hands and calm my heart" that has allowed 100U to gradually grow to 583U, enabling me to smoothly get through the beginner's phase and avoid the deadly traps of entering the market.

Stage Two: 3D Offensive and Defensive Layout After 1000U

When the funds break through a thousand USDT, I will no longer be attached to a single route, but instead diversify my positions to build a trading system that is both offensive and defensive:

1. Blitzkrieg: Focus on the golden hours at 16:00 and 20:00 when European and American institutions enter the market, specifically targeting short-term spikes in BTC/ETH. Exit immediately after a 2% rebound, never being greedy or overly attached to the battle.
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2. Ambush Position: Allocate 30% of funds, closely monitor new developments on Coinbase, conduct in-depth research and layout in advance, decisively sell within half an hour after the market opens to secure profits.
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3. Nuclear Weapons: The reserve strategy is only used 2-3 times a year and must combine macro calendar data with the dual assessment of on-chain whale movements. Either remain still or aim for over 300% excess returns when taking action.

Stage Three: Adhere to the "Wealth Conservation Law" of tens of millions

I have seen too many people make millions and tens of millions only to become poor again overnight. The reasons for their failure boil down to three points. However, I successfully avoided these wealth traps by adhering to three ironclad rules:

1. Stop-loss ritual: After each stop-loss, be sure to write down detailed review notes and post them on the wall as a constant reminder to avoid repeating the same mistakes;
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2. Withdrawal Freeze Technique: Whenever the profit increase reaches 50%, immediately withdraw 25% to transfer to a cold wallet, locking in part of the earnings in advance;
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3. Time Lock: Use a backup device to limit trading hours, forcing yourself to stay away from market fluctuations and fundamentally eliminate impulsive operations.

Finally, I would like to encourage everyone: small funds are not a stumbling block to wealth. Too many people fail due to the mentality of "wanting to win but fearing to lose" and are ruined by the execution of "having strategies but lacking discipline."

- If your funds are less than 10,000 U, first calm down and execute the "barbaric growth" strategy; honing discipline is far more important than chasing the market.
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- If you are stuck in the 10,000 to 100,000 U range, do not blindly try new strategies. First, maximize the discipline of your existing strategy to steadily progress. $FIL $ZEC $AIA

I have walked this path for many years, and the real challenge has never been the lack of opportunities to make money, but rather the patience to resist temptation and maintain discipline. After all, those who reach the finish line are never the fastest runners, but rather those who walk the most steadily.