#美联储降息 From $8,000 to $150,000, it only took 30 days

Looking at the 150,000 figure in my account, my hands are still trembling. A month ago, I was curled up in a rented room, smoking cigarette after cigarette over a $200,000 loss.

Stories in the crypto world are always extreme—some go all-in and end up wiped out, some bear the losses while watching their principal evaporate, and others chase the trend and get cut. I’ve been through it too; losing $200,000 in a single month made me seriously question whether I should keep playing.

One drunken night, I suddenly had a realization: To survive in the crypto world, your position size is your lifeline, and rolling over positions is the way to stay alive.

I started over with the remaining 8,000 USDT, focusing on two key principles—no betting on directions, no all-in. Before each trade, I carefully calculated my position size, stop-loss, and add-on plan.

**Phase One**

Trying with 30% of my capital, entering with 3,000 USDT.

I woke up early to monitor the market, stayed up late reviewing until dawn, just watching this 3,000 USDT position. As a result, this position tripled. I didn’t celebrate the profits; instead, I became even more convinced of a principle: stability is the key.

**Phase Two**

Using profits to compound and adding small positions aligned with the trend.

Over six days, I avoided two pullbacks and caught three trend swings. The account increased by 40,000 USDT. That’s when I truly understood—speed isn’t the goal; slowing down allows for longer-term wins.

**Phase Three**

The trend became very clear. I added to my position in line with the trend but kept 20% of the principal as a cushion.

After 29 days, the account soared to 150,000 USDT. From $8,000 to $150,000 in less than a month, nearly a 20-fold increase.

Some say I got lucky, but this logic was derived through repeated review; these lessons were learned during losses. While you go all-in with full positions, I’m calculating my position sizes; while you chase news and fall into traps, I’m analyzing chart structures; while you gamble with your principal, I’m using profits to grow profits. This is the fundamental difference between relying on luck and relying on a trading system.

**Why do some people make money while others lose**

I’m often asked this. Honestly, it’s not about starting capital; it’s about how to keep the funds alive. It’s not about courage; it’s about the rational restraint to control desires.

Now I am preparing for larger trades, aiming for millions. I know there are risks along the way, but I’m no longer panicking. True success in the crypto world never depends on how much you make in a single trade, but on the ability to keep winning over time.