Many people ask, why did someone turn 5,000U into 100,000U in three weeks? The secret is actually not that mysterious.

I have observed some successful traders, and their common point is—no greed. It sounds very simple, but this is precisely the hardest to achieve.

**Gradual Positioning, Never Go All-In**

Enter with 20% of your total funds for the first time to test the waters. For example, only move 1,000U out of 5,000U, using 2-3x leverage to feel the rhythm. After making a profit, consider adding to the position, but also be restrained—if you earn 1,500U, only take out 500U to continue trading, and reduce leverage to 2x. This is not cowardice; it’s a way to survive longer.

Those who go ALL IN often die the fastest. A sudden reversal can wipe out your account instantly.

**Patience is the Ultimate Weapon**

Looking at BTC’s recent market behavior makes this clear. During two weeks of sideways movement, most people keep entering and exiting repeatedly, ending up losing everything. The ones who truly make money are those who sit tight.

What are they waiting for? Waiting for BTC to break through a key level (like 90,500), then they step in decisively. This is high-probability trading—not doing it every day, but waiting until the odds are in your favor before taking action.

**Liquidation Level is a Lifeline**

Suppose BTC is at 89,000; your liquidation level must be set below 80,000. Why? Keep at least a 10% safety margin. When the market dips sharply, you won’t be wiped out instantly, and there’s a chance to turn the situation around.

Some use 5x leverage and get stuck at support levels; a single spike can wipe them out immediately, with no time to react. This is not bad luck; it’s poor risk management.

**Profits Must Be Taken Off the Table**

Turning an account from 5,000 to 100,000 is not just about the numbers on the books, but whether you can withdraw the money to your bank account. A good approach is: double your principal and withdraw half, then let the rest grow. After reaching 100,000, withdraw 80,000 as a safety net, leaving only 20,000 to continue trading.

The benefit of this is that you lock in profits, and the remaining operations become more relaxed because you can’t lose your principal.

**A Rhythm Ordinary People Can Follow**

The first position should not exceed 20% of total funds; stabilize and then double down; only trade with confirmed setups, don’t act randomly; set your liquidation level at least 10% away from the current price; take profits when you earn, don’t be greedy for the last penny.

Is it simple? Very simple. Can you do it? That depends on your execution.