Most people coming into the crypto world are thinking about getting rich quick—I’ll be straight with you—want to get rich? Don’t gamble recklessly.

I don’t have large capital; I started as an ordinary retail investor with just a few thousand USD, and now my account shows over fifty million. You might think that’s impossible, but it’s the truth. I never focus on how much I can make in one wave; I only ask one question: Should I follow this trend? How did I grow from a few thousand USD to where I am now? After years of experience, I’ll share my insights with you all today:

**First Key Point: Controlling Position Size in the Early Stage**

Use 1500 USD divided into 5 parts, with each part being 300 USD per trade. The most important thing—set stop-loss and take-profit levels. Don’t chase after trades, don’t fight against the trend, and never trade against the market. Only take opportunities you understand.

**Second Key Point: How to Add Positions After Profiting**

Once your account reaches 10,000 USD, control each trade to about 25% of your total position. If the market continues to trend, gradually add to your positions in batches, capturing the golden window in the middle of the trend. Coins like $FOGO are traded this way.

**Third Key Point: Take Profits in Time**

After your account hits 200,000 USD, start locking in some profits weekly and withdrawing. It’s not because I’m afraid of losing, but because I don’t want to get carried away. Stability is the real key to consistent profits.

**The three main reasons most people get wiped out are**:
Chaotic position management, no stop-loss—losing everything on one bad trade; correctly predicting the trend but dying on a fight against the market.

A friend of mine who went from 1,000 USD to 23,000 USD was so excited when he withdrew yesterday that he couldn’t sleep. We spent two hours on the phone, and he shared his growth story. Seeing experiences like this really makes it feel worthwhile.

Surviving in this market isn’t about luck; it’s about method. These are the practical experiences I want to share.