#Strategy加仓BTC From small amounts to big profits, some people have truly paved this path. I initially started with 7,000 yuan of capital, exchanging it for 1,000 USDT to enter the market. This decision seemed reckless at first glance, but in reality, it was supported by a systematic approach.

At the beginning, I didn't go all-in blindly. Instead, I used 200 USDT as a "pioneer," focusing on capturing the most explosive targets of the day. Once I doubled my investment, I would exit immediately. If losses reached 50 USDT, I would cut losses without hesitation. Repeating this process through several rounds of trial and error, the growth of my capital accelerated rapidly.

However, the biggest test isn't technical skills but mindset. Every time I made a small profit of over a thousand, I would force myself to rest for a whole day to cool down. Otherwise, making decisions in excitement would essentially be giving money to the market.

Once my capital reached a certain scale, I started using a "multi-threaded" approach: the first part involved short-term quick trades, taking profits as soon as possible and never being greedy; the second part followed a dollar-cost averaging strategy, riding the trend and completely isolating personal emotions; the third part kept ample ammunition, waiting for obvious opportunity windows in the market before going all out.

I have a clear understanding of each trade's take-profit and stop-loss points, as if engraved in my mind. Many people impulsively place orders and only realize these two points afterward, resulting in emotions swallowing all profits. Remember: futures contracts and spot trading are different. They can amplify your misjudgment of the market infinitely. The psychological impact is intense and dangerous.

I have summarized four unwavering principles: First, never hold a full position to keep some bullets for a comeback; second, always set a stop-loss for each trade to control losses; third, limit yourself to a maximum of three trades per day—greed will inevitably lead to loss of control; finally, take profits and withdraw instead of fantasizing about paper gains.

Over the years, I've seen too many people inflate themselves after making a quick profit relying on luck, only to be betrayed by greed and suffer devastating losses. The reason I can grow from 1,000 USDT to this size now is simply because I am sufficiently cold about the market and even more ruthless with my desires.