I have heard too many stories of liquidation, but what moved me the most was that trader who had only 2000U left in his account but stubbornly turned it into 70,000U—at that time, everyone was advising him to stop, but he completed the turnaround in three months using UNI and SOL.

To outsiders, this looks like gambling, but in reality, he was doing the exact opposite. Gamblers focus on going all-in to turn things around, while skilled traders practice position scaling and position control—small trades for error correction, using each profit to create larger operational space. The core is not chasing quick money but surviving long enough.

Breaking down his methodology, there are actually three steps:

**Step 1: Divide the principal into three parts for trading**
Initially invest only 30% to test the direction; if correct, add another 20%. Never go all-in on the first trade. This approach sounds conservative, but it’s your life-saving charm—only if your account stays alive do you have a chance to turn things around.

**Step 2: Lock in floating profits**
When gains reach 6%-9%, reduce some positions to lock in profits, and use the earned money to add positions. This step is the dividing line for traders—90% of people fail here because they can’t let go of taking profits.

**Step 3: Double the account and withdraw**
Take out half of the profits, so the principal will never be completely lost. When your mindset is stable, your account can grow even faster.

A simple calculation: starting with 2000U, using 2x leverage, earning 8% per trade, and taking profits every round, after ten rounds, you could have an extra 3200U. It seems slow, but those who complain about slow are long gone.

The harsh truth in the crypto world is: markets are always changing, but human nature never does. The traders who survive until the end rely on just three things—controlling position size well, maintaining good rhythm, and executing repeatedly. Opportunities are not scarce; what’s scarce is the ability to survive until the end to enjoy those opportunities.