2026-01-03 13:30:41

#美联储降息预期升温 Starting from 7,000 yuan, how to achieve a million-level profit? To be honest, there are no shortcuts; it's all about exploring through repeated setbacks in the market.

At that time, I was indeed broke. I took the only money I had and converted it into 1,000 USD, then forced myself to go all in. I didn't dare to go all out on the first step, only tried with 200 USD, focusing on those strong-moving coins, and would exit immediately after doubling. Later, I lost up to 150 USD but still stuck to stop-losses. After several small wins and losses, the principal gradually accumulated.

The real difficulty isn't in technical indicators but in self-control. Earning just over 1,000 USD is easy, but the greed to double again can be overwhelming once it arises. I set a rule for myself—after reaching the day's target, I turn off the computer, go for a walk, and let my mind cool down. Many people can't do this.

When funds are ample, I adopted a three-part strategy: one-third for short-term trading—take profits and exit; one-third for long-term investment—hold through rises and dips without bottom-fishing; and one-third for cash—waiting for big opportunities, avoiding chasing tops or bottoms, and not gambling recklessly. Before placing an order, I must write the take-profit and stop-loss into a memo; no plan equals throwing money away.

Contracts amplify human greed and fear. I personally set four strict lines: never full position, always set stop-loss on each trade, a maximum of three trades per day, and withdraw profits once earned.

In simple terms—luck can make you earn temporarily, but greed will wipe you out completely. The reason I’ve lasted until now is that I keep that madness in a cage and embed discipline into my bones. In the face of market fluctuations, be brave to charge ahead, but when emotions run wild, be brave to stop. The crypto world keeps changing strategies, but the bottom line—discipline—must never change.

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governance_ghost

· 14h ago

The discipline part really hits home. So many people lose out because of greed. They promised to take profits, but one涨停 (limit-up) got them carried away.

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BearMarketBuilder

· 01-05 09:59

Discipline is really the hardest part; everyone who makes money says so, but only a few can stick with it.

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RiddleMaster

· 01-04 16:55

Rely on discipline, not luck—that's the true way to survive long-term.

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DegenTherapist

· 01-03 13:58

Staying disciplined is really the key. So many people die because of greed. I've seen too many accounts disappear overnight. --- The three-part method sounds simple, but very few can actually implement it. Most still rely on all-in bets. --- I need to learn this trick of walking away from the computer; otherwise, I can't break the habit of wanting to go all-in and double my money at once. --- Discipline is truly more effective than any technical indicator. Otherwise, I would have already blown up my futures trading. --- From 1,000U to millions, the core is one sentence—knowing when to cut losses is more valuable than just trading coins. --- People who are fully invested are basically here to give us money, really. --- Ninety percent of the crypto community fall prey to emotions. This guy has survived so far because he knows how to manage his greed. --- I just want to ask, if you follow this discipline, how much profit can you reliably make in a year, or does it still depend on luck? --- Many people pretend to understand after reading this, but the real challenge is actually sticking to it and not going all-in. --- The detail of withdrawing funds is crucial. Many people leave their profits in the account, only to end up losing it all again.

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CoffeeNFTrader

· 01-03 13:58

Discipline is definitely on point, but I realize most people just can't follow through; the key is attitude... Going from 7,000 to a million, how long would that take?

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RooftopVIP

· 01-03 13:55

Exactly right, but the hardest part is maintaining discipline to take profits.

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HodlVeteran

· 01-03 13:54

This is my summary of all the failures I've had over the years. If I had known earlier, I wouldn't have stepped into so many pits.

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BankruptcyArtist

· 01-03 13:54

Discipline is easy to talk about but hard to do. Seeing the limit-up board, how aggressive would you be not to go all-in?

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MoneyBurner

· 01-03 13:48

Stop-loss is really a watershed. Most people talk about it nicely, but when they are actually losing money, they hold on to their positions. I've also tried the three-part method, but it's the easiest to break down when executing. The key is restraint. Making just over a thousand and wanting to go all-in to double it, this mindset really needs to be tempered. Those who stick to the four-line contract strategy and hold tightly indeed live longer. I've seen too many who blow up after holding a full position. Discipline is more valuable than any technical indicator, but unfortunately, few understand it, and even fewer stick to it.

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GateUser-3824aa38

· 01-03 13:35

You're right, the hardest part is being greedy. I used to think about going all-in as soon as I made a little profit, but I got slapped in the face countless times as a result.

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