# From Small Capital to Stable Returns: The Advanced Path in the Exchange

Many newcomers to the exchange fantasize about making a big comeback, but the results are often the opposite. I started as an ordinary player with a few thousand U, and now my account is stable in the eight-figure range. There's nothing special about my background; I just figured out a reliable methodology— the core logic is simple: don't think about how much to earn at once, just focus on whether this opportunity is worth getting involved in.

The insights accumulated over the years of struggling and fighting are all laid out today:

**Phase One: Practice at Ease**
Use 1000U as startup capital, divided into 5 parts for operation, with each part being 200U. Each order must have stop-loss and take-profit positions set; this is not a hassle, it's life insurance. Do not chase highs, do not hold on stubbornly, do not bet on reverse trends, only act on opportunities you can understand. This stage is about finding the rhythm, not making money.

**Phase Two: Steady Increase**
After the account reaches 10,000 U, control each position to about one quarter of the total capital. When the market trends in the right direction, gradually increase your position to steadily capture the most lucrative portion of the trend. At this time, it’s important to maintain a calm mindset; greed can be your greatest enemy.

**Phase 3: Regular Cashing Out**
After breaking the 100,000 U barrier, I developed the habit of withdrawing a portion of my earnings every week. It's not out of fear of losses, but to prevent myself from getting too high and making random trades. To put it simply, being able to stably withdraw money and spend it is the true profit.

**Why do most people get liquidated? It boils down to these three points:**
Position management is a mess, with no concept at all; when seeing losses, I just bear with it and don't set stop losses; clearly I was right about the direction, yet I ended up losing at this step of resisting the position.

The biggest takeaway from this journey is understanding a principle: stability is the greatest profit. Compared to those stories of overnight doubling, being able to steadily accumulate compound interest and having earnings every month feels more solid than anything else. The advice for beginners is simple—learn to manage risks, learn to wait for opportunities, and everything else will naturally fall into place.