#数字资产生态回暖 From 8,000 to 150,000, I earned this amount in 30 days

Staring at the string of numbers on my trading account, my fingers still trembling slightly. A month ago, I was curled up in a rented small room, looking at the account debt warning of 200,000, smoking one cigarette after another.

Stories in the crypto world are often the same—either getting wiped out in a liquidation, losing everything gradually until the account evaporates, or being trapped by false information. I’m no exception. I once lost 200,000 in a month by betting everything on a single wager, and during that time, I truly doubted whether I was even cut out for this industry.

Until one drunken night, I finally figured out a principle: in this market, position management is life, and learning to roll positions is the real way to survive.

I decided to restart with the remaining 8,000U. This time, I set two strict rules for myself—no guessing the direction, and absolutely no more all-in bets.

**Execution in the first month**

Before every trade, I carefully calculated the position size, stop-loss price, and the follow-up re-entry points. It sounds tedious, but it was this tediousness that saved me.

The first trial used 30% of the capital, which is 3,000U. I adjusted my routine—waking early to watch the opening, reviewing until late at night after closing, tracking every subtle trend change. This cautious 3,000U eventually tripled. After making money, I didn’t get overly excited; instead, I believed even more in the importance of “stability.”

For the second round, I used the profits I earned to continue trading, adding small new positions to follow the market trend. Over six days, I avoided two obvious pullbacks and captured three complete wave trends. Ultimately, this round netted 40,000. Only then did I truly realize—sometimes slowing down is actually the fastest way, and cautious trading ensures steady growth.

The third wave of the market was particularly clear. I saw the opportunity to add positions in line with the trend but didn’t greed. I deliberately kept 20% of the principal as a safety cushion to prevent any unexpected surprises from knocking me back to square one.

After 29 days, the account jumped to 150,000. From 8,000U to 150,000U in less than a month—almost 20 times the return.

**Why some lose, and others make money**

Some say I rely on luck. But that "luck" is actually the logic derived from repeated review and the experience gained from losses.

While others are going all-in, I am precisely calculating position proportions; while others chase after risky information and get caught, I am studying the internal structure of price movements; while others gamble with all their capital, I am using profits from previous trades to generate new profits through rolling.

This is the difference between relying on luck and actually doing trades seriously.

Many ask me for my secret. They often ask the same question: why can you make money while I always lose? The answer isn’t complicated—it's not a lack of capital, but a lack of a methodology to keep the capital alive; it’s not a lack of courage to place orders, but a lack of rational control over desires.

**Next goal**

Now, I am planning larger trading positions, with the goal of reaching a million-level account. I know the road ahead is full of risks and uncertainties, but I am no longer afraid.

The true truth about making money in the crypto world is never how much you can earn in this one trade, but whether you can keep earning steadily like this over time.