There are quite a few people asking—how can a few thousand yuan turn into a million-level profit?

Honestly, I’ve done it this way.

Initially, I took 7,000 yuan and reluctantly exchanged it for 1000U, feeling like I was betting my life on it with no retreat. But I didn’t choose to go all-in at once; instead, I used 200U as startup capital. The strategy is simple: only focus on the hottest coins of the day, withdraw immediately after doubling, and cut losses decisively at 50U. After winning several times in a row, the principal quickly recovers.

What tests people the most isn’t actually choosing coins, but self-control. Every time I see my account profit increase by over a thousand yuan, I force myself to stop for a day. This discipline is crucial.

As the principal gradually grows thicker, I adjusted my approach—dividing into three parts:

The short-term part is responsible for taking profits when the time is right, avoiding prolonged battles. The dollar-cost averaging part follows the trend, keeping emotions aside. The remaining ammunition is reserved for major market movements—only fully deploying when there’s a real breakout opportunity.

Before each order, I write down two numbers: one for take-profit and one for stop-loss. People without a plan ultimately get wiped out by their emotions. Contracts are like a double-edged sword; they amplify your decisions of right or wrong infinitely.

I adhere to four iron rules, never breaking:

First, never bet everything.

Second, always include a stop-loss with every order.

Third, no more than three orders per day.

Fourth, withdraw profits once earned.

Over the years, I’ve seen too many stories—people earning money through luck, only to give it all back again due to greed, sometimes losing even more. The reason I’ve gone from 1000U to where I am now boils down to two points: being ruthless with the market, and being even more ruthless with myself.