#ZEC cannot be spent, simply cannot be spent 10 million. "How to turn 1000 U into one million?" This is a question I have been asked countless times.
#Pippin In fact, the answer is not mysterious at all — back then, I entered the cryptocurrency world with only 1000 U, treating it as my last "breakthrough opportunity" in life. With no way out, it made me give up all my luck.
#BOB I didn’t dare to go all in, only took out 300 U to test the waters, setting strict rules: only chase the hottest coins of the day, pull out when doubling, and stop loss immediately if losses hit 80 U.
At the beginning, I relied entirely on "restraint" to survive. After three consecutive wins, when my capital rose from 300 U to 800 U, I stopped overnight, forcing myself to take a day off — it wasn’t that I didn’t want to earn more, but I had seen too many people fall into the trap of "getting carried away".
So I rolled slowly, the profits accumulated from consecutive wins made my capital thicker, and I dared to start using "combination punches":
Short-term position (40%): quick in and out, take profit as soon as possible, never fall in love with the battle. Even if I only earn 5%, I pull out when the time is up, not greedy for the last point;
Regular investment position (30%): do not look at daily fluctuations, only focus on long-term trends. Increase positions at fixed times every week, don’t panic during big drops, and don’t get carried away during big rises;
Opportunity position (30%): hold still, only wait for the "key signal" of market explosion. It may only take action two or three times a year, but each time I must catch the main rising wave.
Many people think contracts are "magic", allowing one to get rich overnight, but I have seen too many who made money by luck, only to lose it all back due to greed.
Every transaction must have a stop loss, never hold onto the illusion of "just wait a bit longer for a rebound". Losses are part of trading; accepting small losses can help avoid big losses;
Withdraw profits: every time I make a substantial profit (like 50% of my capital), the withdrawn money is truly mine; otherwise, no matter how much it is, it’s just a number.
1000 U turning into 1 million is not about one big gamble, but about countless instances of "planned trading" and "self-restraint mindset".
In the end, what matters in trading is not the technique, but human nature.
If you are currently holding not much capital and want to seize an opportunity, remember: don’t think about getting rich overnight, first learn to "stay alive".
Stay alive in the market, stay alive to accumulate profits, stay alive to wait for the big opportunities that belong to you; in the extreme and volatile market conditions, the importance of strategy becomes even more evident.
