#数字资产市场洞察 coins like this, 90% of Newbies lose money when entering the market - the problem is not with the coins, but with the mindset. They want to get rich overnight, but end up treating it like gambling.

I started with 2000U, and today my account is stable at over 1 million U. No background, just an ordinary retail investor. Believe it or not, but this is the actual situation.

What's the core difference? I never focus on how much I can earn from this wave; instead, I first ask myself whether I should take action. It sounds simple, but this is the starting point of snowballing - learning to say "no".

The methodology of years of trial and error is divided into three stages:

**Step 1: Newbie Control**
Split 2000U into 5 parts to operate, with each order being 400U. Set your stop loss, set your take profit, don't chase orders, don't hold onto losing positions, and don't go against the trend. Only engage with market trends that you understand.

**Step Two: Profit Expansion**
After the account reaches 10000U, control each position to 25% of the total funds. When the market trends in your favor, gradually increase your position and seize the golden segments in between. Do not be greedy for the beginning or the end.

**Step 3: Secure Your Gains**
When my account broke 200,000, I started to lock a portion of my profits for withdrawal every week. It's not cowardice; it's to prevent myself from getting carried away. Stability is the true profit. $ZEC In this wave of market movements, I have seen too many people blow up their accounts because of greed.

The fundamental logic of liquidation is just a few points:
— Position management is a mess.
— No stop-loss line
— Saw the right direction, but died from stubbornness.

I have a fan who went from 1000U to 20000U in three months. Yesterday, he was so excited about his withdrawal that he called me for almost two hours until midnight. Watching him grow like this really gives me a sense of being needed.

In the world of cryptocurrency, it's hard for a person to go far alone in the dark. If you're lacking information or a reliable circle, it might be worth finding someone who can speak the truth to follow—sharpening the knife does not delay the work of chopping firewood.