To be honest, I only started with 5,000 yuan to test the waters, and who would have thought it would grow to 150,000 in less than two months?

It’s not some kind of magic—just taking some simple methods to the extreme. A lot of people think it sounds easy, but very few actually stick with it—the hardest part is human nature.

**Don’t touch those “hot” junk coins**

When your principal isn’t much, the worst thing you can do is invest randomly. My strategy back then was very simple: use mainstream coins as the foundation and pair them with potential projects.

At that time, all kinds of animal coins were flying high in the market, but I didn’t follow the trend. Instead, I slowly built positions in coins like MATIC, ARB, and RNDR, which have real use cases and seemed reliable to me. It turned out that choosing the right track was way better than aimlessly chasing hype.

**Compounding is all about not being greedy**

A lot of people think compounding means going all in, but that’s not it at all. My approach is to set a small goal—say, take profit at 20%, then re-enter after a pullback.

For example: with a principal of 50,000, I’d aim to reach 60,000 and then exit. If you can catch this rhythm 6 to 8 times a month, doubling your money isn’t a dream.

Sound slow? That’s the scary thing about compounding—keep stacking small goals, and the final number will shock you. The key is to stick to the rules: take profits when you hit your goal and don’t get greedy for more.

**Don’t get trigger-happy when you should be in cash**

I’ve seen too many people make money only to give it all back. What’s the problem? They can’t walk away when they’re up, and they hold on to losses to the bitter end.

I set a strict rule for myself: if I don’t understand the market, I absolutely don’t touch it. For example, during the bear market in 2022, I basically did nothing—while others were trying to “buy the dip,” I was researching projects. I only made a move when there were real reversal signals, and that’s what gave me the opportunity to double my money later.

I only trust three things: on-chain data doesn’t lie, follow where the main funds go, and trust my own independent judgment.

**It’s not a miracle, but it does require discipline**

Rolling 5,000 into 150,000 sounds incredible, but in essence it’s just: pick the right projects + control your position sizes + manage yourself.

I’m not some genius trader—I just have a bit more patience and discipline than most. Now I’ve systematized this method: sector selection logic + emotional management mechanism + compounding rhythm control, all working together.

With a scientific strategy and strict execution, sustained profits are possible. Ordinary players should never blindly use leverage—figure out your methodology first.