#美SEC促进加密资产创新监管框架 Three months, turning 2,000U into 60,000U—sounds like a story of outrageous luck, right?

Actually, it’s not.

Behind this money is the process of how I went from being a loser chasing pumps and dumps to a disciplined trader who follows the rules. At that time, I’d just been crushed by the market, my account balance was a mess, and I was completely numb. But I decided to give myself one last chance, no more playing games—either stick to the rules or quit for good.

**Step one: I broke my position into small parts**

I split 2,000U into five portions, 400U each. I’d only ever trade with one portion at a time; the remaining four were my lifeline. If I couldn’t read the market? I’d walk away. If I picked the wrong direction? I’d accept the loss. If a single trade lost more than 12U, I’d cut it—no negotiation. For the first time, I understood what it meant to have control in my own hands.

**Then, I wrote my take-profit and stop-loss rules into my trading bible**

The rules were simple: if I lost 3%, I’d exit; if I gained 6%-10%, I’d cash out.

While others stared at the charts praying for a comeback, I just focused on following my discipline. I didn’t try to guess the top, nor did I dream of catching the perfect bottom. Making money became a process that could be repeated, not an accident driven by luck.

**Finally, I started treating trading like a business**

I made about 70 trades a month with a 60% win rate. The numbers might look ordinary, but the profit structure is the key:

- 28 losing trades, lost a total of 336U
- 42 winning trades, earned 1,470U
- Net profit: 1,134U

That’s the power of compounding. Many people have heard about it, but few have ever really put it to work.

After 92 days, I withdrew the entire 60,000U. No myths, no insider info—just two things got me there: rules and execution.

You can’t predict the market, but you can control yourself. Most retail traders don’t lose to the market, they lose to their own impulses: going all-in when the price pumps, refusing to cut losses when stuck, panicking when they make money, and gambling when they lose. Their real enemy isn’t the candlestick chart—it’s those bad habits they keep repeating.

My turnaround started the day I quit those habits.

**One last honest word**

You might only have a few thousand bucks in capital right now, struggling in the market. But remember: with the right method, a few thousand can grow; with the wrong method, tens of thousands can go to zero. It’s not that you can’t do it—it’s that your system isn’t in place. As long as you’re willing to change, it’s never too late.

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