To be honest, looking back, turning 5,000 RMB into 80,000 USDT wasn’t some miraculous move. It was that relentless discipline that pulled me back from the edge.

At that time, my account was down to just 5,000 RMB, which I converted to 800 USDT, and I told myself this was the last shot. But what really changed everything wasn’t those few hundred dollars of starting capital, but the strategy that seemed painfully slow yet actually worked—the rolling position strategy.

**Step One—Testing the Waters with 150 USDT**

Each time, I only put 150 USDT into play, always picking the most volatile and active coins of the day. Earn 60-80 USDT? Cash out immediately. Lose 25 USDT? Cut the position and walk away. No wishful thinking, no “let’s just wait and see,” and definitely no stubbornly holding until liquidation. Trade by trade, I ground out my first bucket of gold.

**The Day My Account Hit 600 USDT, I Forced Myself to Take a Day Off**

Why? Because I know too well: the moment you make money is when your mind is most likely to overheat. Taking a day off is to cool down the excitement. A lot of people get carried away right at this point, go all-in, and end up giving back all their profits, sometimes even losing their principal. I managed to dodge that pitfall.

**Once My Capital Grew, I Set Up a ‘Three-Position Split’**

- Short-term position: quick in and out, take profits as they come
- Trend position: ride the main trend, don’t chase highs
- Opportunity position: focus fire when a big move comes

I built up from a few thousand to tens of thousands with this system, step by step. Not every trade was a winner, but it kept me from blowing up.

**Four Iron Rules I Haven’t Broken in Eight Years**

1. Never go all-in
2. Always set a stop loss for every trade
3. No more than three trades per day
4. Always withdraw a portion of profits

Sounds dead simple, but few people can really stick to them.

**And Here’s My Heartfelt Advice**

The market changes every day, but the core logic of making money never does: dare to take action, know how to hold on, and know when to take profits. Rolling from 800 USDT to 80,000 USDT wasn’t luck—it was the compounding effect of rules and execution.

Right now, you may only have a few hundred or a few thousand USDT, and the market might have you doubting yourself. But remember this: if your direction is right, even small money can turn things around; if your direction is wrong, no amount of money will save you. If you want to make a comeback, start by changing your bad habits.