#数字资产生态回暖 From 100,000 USDT to 10 million USDT in just 3 weeks — this is not a joke; my friend really achieved it last month. The key isn’t luck, but rather a trading system I call the "Steady Position Growth Method."

This approach sounds nothing special, but discipline in execution determines success or failure. It’s not about making a dozen trades a day with your eyes glued to the screen, but more like a "profitable old turtle" — slow, but every step hits the mark.

His initial strategy is very disciplined: only using 20% of his capital to test the waters, opening positions with 3x leverage with 10,000 USDT. He only considers adding positions after profits are made, and when he does, he actually reduces the leverage. This may seem contradictory, but it’s about exchanging a larger principal for a lower risk coefficient — very stable.

The most testing time is during sideways consolidation. Last month, BTC oscillated between 88,000 and 92,000 for two weeks. Most people couldn’t resist trading back and forth, only to be repeatedly liquidated by sudden spikes. He, on the other hand, stayed resolutely still, waiting for BTC to break through the critical resistance at 95,000. Once confirmed, he immediately increased his position, and his account started accelerating upward.

The most detailed aspect is his liquidation threshold setting. When BTC was around 84,000, he set his liquidation line below 76,000. This distance is sufficiently wide, allowing him to withstand extreme spikes, but not so wide as to give unrealistic hope. His logic is very clear: as long as the account doesn’t get liquidated, time is on his side.

After three weeks, when his account reached 10 million USDT, he didn’t greedily go all in but instead decisively withdrew 8 million USDT to lock in profits, leaving 2 million USDT to continue operating. This is the difference between a master and a gambler — knowing when to stop, knowing when to turn around.

I’ve also started applying this mindset myself. Although I haven’t doubled my capital tenfold, my returns have definitely become more stable. The core points are three: don’t rush to go all in, don’t get angry over short-term fluctuations, and don’t treat liquidation lightly. The real big gains are often hidden in 2-3 critical opportunities, not in daily frantic trading. Those who hustle every day will sooner or later give back all their gains, or even lose money.

To achieve steady growth, what’s needed isn’t a smarter brain but a more stable mindset. Be like a "profitable old turtle" — it may not be as exciting, but your account will thank you for your patience.