Discipline is more important than prediction; slow is fast.

Once, a trader started with 7,000 RMB and later accumulated to a million dollars. Looking back at the entire process, there are no secret tricks—just a set of seemingly clumsy but consistently executable methodologies.

**Initial Stage: Testing Mainstream Coins with 200U**

The starting capital was 200U, focusing on actively traded but relatively stable mainstream coins. The execution rules were strict: close the position when profits double, avoid greed; cut losses immediately at 50U. Watching others double their profits within a day was tempting, but luck was not on my side. Only strict discipline could compensate. Step by step, 200U → 500U → 1000U, the process was slow, but each victory built confidence. Instead of relying on luck to bet, it’s better to rely on discipline to accumulate.

**Key Breakthrough: The Importance of Emotional Management**

A hard rule was set—if daily profit reaches 1000U, the market must be closed for a day. This was not caprice but the result of countless failures summarized. The most dangerous time is often when making money; decision errors in an excited state can exceed 80%. Many traders, after winning, become greedy and give everything back. Cooling down emotions and letting rationality take over the account is the key to long-term stability.

The crypto market is unpredictable; those who survive are not necessarily those who bet on the right direction, but those who enforce the strictest discipline.