From 5,000U principal to nearly 1 million U, I have walked this road for more than half a year. It's not that he is talented, but that he does what he should do right and avoids the pitfalls he shouldn't touch.

Many people ask me the secret, but in fact, there is no secret - it is nothing more than engraved the word "stability" into the bones.

**Initial stage: learn not to lose first**

At the beginning, the account was only 2000U (later supplemented to 5000U), and I divided the principal into 5 parts, using only 400U each time. Each order is set in advance with a stop loss and take profit level, and the market that cannot be understood is resolutely not touched, and the contrarian order is directly ignored. During that time, there was one principle: surviving is more important than making a lot of money.

Some people laughed at me for being "too cowardly", but three months later they liquidated their positions, and my account is still growing steadily.

**Advanced Stage: Profit Reinvestment**

When the account saved 50,000 U, I began to adjust my strategy - a single position was controlled at about 25% of the total funds. When encountering a clear trend, I will increase my position in batches, focusing on eating the fattest meat in the middle of the market. At this stage, I stepped on the thunder several times, but because of the reasonable position, it never hurt my bones.

Like $ETH wave of rising from 1800 to 2400, I increased my position three times, and the last wave received nearly 60% of the gain. Similar are $XNY and $ZEC, both of which are the result of following the trend.

**Stabilization Phase: Locking in Profits**

After the account exceeded 200,000 U, I set a rule for myself - a fixed withdrawal of a portion of the profit every week. It's not that I'm afraid of loss, it's that I'm afraid of expanding myself. Money is just a number in the account, and it is real money in the hand.

Now the account balance is almost 1 million U, but my mentality is flatter than before. Because I know that this money is not gambled, it is made one by one.

Why do most people liquidate? **

I've seen too many people fall into these three pits:
- Positions are out of control, stud addiction
- No stop loss, dead end
- The direction is right, but it dies in the callback

Last week, a friend who followed me went from 800U to 12,000U, and was so excited that he sent me a message in the middle of the night saying that he couldn't sleep. I only replied to him: "Don't float, continue to be stable." "

If you also want to take this path, remember - the premise of getting rich is not to die violently. The rhythm is right, and time will give you the answer.