The original intention of entering the circle is often very simple - wanting to achieve wealth rise through the crypto market. However, during my journey from 1000USDT to 1 million USDT, I realized the most important thing: rather than getting caught up in how much profit each trade can make, it's better to first ask myself, "Should I take action this time?"
My starting point is not special - I'm just an ordinary player with 1000 USDT. I have no advantages and I'm not an insider; I rely entirely on the execution of the decision-making system.
**Three-Stage Advancement Strategy**
🔷**Phase One: Initial Adjustment** 1000U is divided into 5 parts, with each part being 200U for independent operation. Each transaction must have a stop loss and a take profit set, strictly executing no chasing positions and no opposing the market. Only trade opportunities that you can understand. The goal at this stage is not to make big money, but to establish trading discipline.
🔷**Phase Two: Steady Expansion** After the account rolls to 50,000 USDT, control each position at around 25% of the total funds. When a trending market appears, increase positions in batches to capture the golden range in the middle of the trend. This is a phase of rapid rise in funds, but the premise is to strictly adhere to the position ratio.
🔷**Phase Three: Profit Lock** After the account surpasses 200,000, establish a periodic withdrawal system—regularly cashing out a portion of the profits. This is not due to fear of losses, but to prevent the account from growing too quickly and causing a mental imbalance. Stability itself is the most efficient compound interest.
**Common Problem of Liquidation** The reasons why most people fail are simply three points: chaotic position management, lack of stop-loss awareness, and being correct in directional judgment but exiting in resistance. These are all avoidable.
The success logic of the crypto market is simple - discipline comes before prediction, and risk control comes before profit.
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LonelyAnchorman
· 12-21 15:17
You're right, but there are still few who can actually do it; most are knocked out by stop loss.
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SeasonedInvestor
· 12-21 15:15
Discipline sounds good in theory, but how many can really stick to it? I've seen too many people go all in after doubling their account.
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It's another story of turning 1000U into a million, I've heard it several times, but this phase theory really hits hard.
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I have to give a thumbs up for stopping chasing trades, so many people die because of this.
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I haven't implemented the withdrawal system, always felt that locking in profits is like admitting defeat, and now I regret it a bit.
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The key is still the mindset, everyone knows the strategy, but it's the mindset that can't be overcome.
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25% position seems simple, but when the market comes, I can't control myself, I admit.
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Stop loss is easy to know but hard to execute, if I really go by this, how many trades would I have lost?
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I feel the most important thing is that saying — if you shouldn't move, don't move. 99% of losses are due to being too impulsive.
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It's true, but how many can go from 1000 to a million? It's just survivor bias.
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GateUser-c802f0e8
· 12-21 15:10
In simple terms, it's more crucial to know when to keep quiet than when to take action.
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MidnightMEVeater
· 12-21 15:06
Good morning, at three o'clock in the morning I want to say - the real predators are not the retail investors who follow the trend to buy the dip, but those who know when to keep quiet. Stop loss, to put it simply, is to admit that one's judgment is limited, yet most people would rather be eaten by the market than bow their heads. The article is not wrong, but don't be blinded by the numbers "from 1000 to 1 million" - how many times did you struggle in a liquidity trap during that process? How many times were you almost choked to death by sandwich attacks? This is the cost of time.
The original intention of entering the circle is often very simple - wanting to achieve wealth rise through the crypto market. However, during my journey from 1000USDT to 1 million USDT, I realized the most important thing: rather than getting caught up in how much profit each trade can make, it's better to first ask myself, "Should I take action this time?"
My starting point is not special - I'm just an ordinary player with 1000 USDT. I have no advantages and I'm not an insider; I rely entirely on the execution of the decision-making system.
**Three-Stage Advancement Strategy**
🔷**Phase One: Initial Adjustment**
1000U is divided into 5 parts, with each part being 200U for independent operation. Each transaction must have a stop loss and a take profit set, strictly executing no chasing positions and no opposing the market. Only trade opportunities that you can understand. The goal at this stage is not to make big money, but to establish trading discipline.
🔷**Phase Two: Steady Expansion**
After the account rolls to 50,000 USDT, control each position at around 25% of the total funds. When a trending market appears, increase positions in batches to capture the golden range in the middle of the trend. This is a phase of rapid rise in funds, but the premise is to strictly adhere to the position ratio.
🔷**Phase Three: Profit Lock**
After the account surpasses 200,000, establish a periodic withdrawal system—regularly cashing out a portion of the profits. This is not due to fear of losses, but to prevent the account from growing too quickly and causing a mental imbalance. Stability itself is the most efficient compound interest.
**Common Problem of Liquidation**
The reasons why most people fail are simply three points: chaotic position management, lack of stop-loss awareness, and being correct in directional judgment but exiting in resistance. These are all avoidable.
The success logic of the crypto market is simple - discipline comes before prediction, and risk control comes before profit.