There are many people in the crypto world who want to get rich quickly, but only those who have persevered for a few years truly understand — compared to gambling for a big win, steadily growing your principal is actually much more challenging.

I recently took a fan from 5000U to 130,000U in three months. There was nothing mysterious about the whole process; to put it simply, it comes down to two words: focus and compound interest.

This guy was initially no different from most newcomers, a typical follow-the-trend mode. He couldn't sit still when the market fluctuated slightly, scrolling through others' profit screenshots wanting to replicate them, chasing this coin today and hopping on that hot topic tomorrow. After more than half a year of this, he directly lost 5000U and became even more deeply trapped.

Later, he truly realized something: the people who make money are never relying on luck, but on their own rhythm.

I taught him a method - to fully implement the strategy of cyclical sub-accounting.

No matter how much U you have in your account, first divide it into five or six parts. Only take one part to buy spot at a time, absolutely do not chase highs and definitely do not go all in. Then set a fixed rule: if it drops by 10%, add one part to the position to slowly lower the average cost; if it rises by 10%, sell one part to lock in some profits in advance. There is no need to guess the market direction, just mechanically execute according to the rhythm.

It seems that this method is a bit slow, but in reality, the speed increases as time goes on—the power of compound interest far exceeds your imagination. If you persist for a while, you will see the difference: while others are trapped in fluctuations, you still have bullets to continue operating; while others are out due to heavy losses, you are steadily increasing in value thanks to compound interest. When facing a market crash, there’s no need to panic, because your positions are reasonably diversified, and your mindset remains as steady as a rock.

This move sounds simple, but the real difficulty lies in "sticking to one method and not messing around." The reason I was able to steadily turn my principal into a large sum of money back then was because of this resilience.

Once I stumbled around in the dark, now I hold a light. The light is always on, do you want to follow?