People often ask me: how to turn a few thousand yuan into a million-level amount?

To be honest, I have also gone through this process.

Initially, I had 7,000 yuan in hand, clenched my teeth, and exchanged it all for 1,000 USDT. At that time, I was determined—either turn things around or admit defeat. But I wasn’t foolish enough to go all-in at once; instead, I started with 200 USDT, focusing solely on the most trending coins each day. When I doubled my money, I would decisively cash out; if I lost up to 50 USDT, I would cut my losses immediately. By doing this, I won several times in a row, and my principal quickly recovered. The biggest test isn’t technical skill, but the desire to keep going—I have a habit: once a single profit exceeds a thousand yuan, I force myself to leave the screen and take a day off; I must stop.

Once my funds reached a certain level, I changed my approach and operated along three lines:

The first is short-term trading—quick in and out, never greedy; the second is dollar-cost averaging—following the market rhythm, not my mood; the third is reserving ammunition—only taking action during major market explosions.

Before placing each order, I write down two numbers clearly—sell when I reach my target profit, and accept losses when I hit my stop-loss.

People without a trading plan ultimately lose to their own emotions. Futures trading, to put it simply, is a magnifying glass—you’re right, it amplifies your correctness; you’re wrong, it amplifies your mistakes.

The four bottom lines I’ve adhered to over the years have never changed:

- Never go all-in
- Each trade must have a stop-loss
- No more than three trades per day
- Withdraw profits immediately

I’ve seen too many people make money from a market surge, only to lose it all because they’re never satisfied. The secret to going from 1,000 USDT to where I am now is simple—be ruthless with the market, and even more ruthless with yourself.