There's an interesting story about a trader. Coming from a rural background, starting with 10,000 yuan, he managed to grow his wealth to tens of millions in just two years. Public real trading data is even more intuitive—an account starting with $377 eventually grew to $2.65 million, close to 20 million RMB.

The most impressive part is his compound interest rhythm. The first 10 million took a year and a half, the second 10 million was compressed into 3 months, the third 10 million only 40 days, and the fourth 10 million was achieved in just 5 days. This growth curve is not linear; it's exponential.

He employs a five-dimensional closed-loop strategy, which, when broken down, essentially systematizes trading.

First is level setting. His core philosophy is simple—set the level first, then operate. Small-level fluctuations are very sensitive, but have low tolerance for error and are easily washed out. Larger levels are different; they have strong trend inclusiveness, wide tolerance space, and allow him to hold onto positions. He only trades daily charts and above, participating in major moves with volatility exceeding 30%. This forms the foundation of his entire strategy.

Next is position management, specifically the rolling position method. The process is as follows: start with a light position to probe the entry, entering small amounts at potential trend initiation points to verify the trend. If the prediction is correct, continue holding; if wrong, cut losses immediately with minimal loss. Once the trend is confirmed, use the existing floating profit as a safety cushion, adding positions in key moments to maximize profits. The core logic is to use continuous small stop-losses to pursue those disruptive big wins.

Leverage is divided into phases based on capital size. During the small capital phase (from 10,000 to 1 million), he waits for high-confidence opportunities before taking action, and leverage can be very high, using simple interest thinking to chase the first pot of gold. When reaching the large capital phase (over 1 million), leverage sharply decreases, gradually dropping from ten times or five times to around three times, shifting from simple interest to compound interest thinking.

The essence of this approach is to acknowledge market randomness while controlling risk through three dimensions: level selection, position management, and leverage allocation. It’s not about betting big once, but repeatedly validating on major cryptocurrencies like BTC and Ethereum with a systematic method.