Turning 5,000 USDT into 100,000? I’m tired of hearing that. Of all the people I’ve seen try, nine out of ten end up failing miserably.

But there are always exceptions. Just last month, a friend of mine actually pulled it off—he started with 5,000 USDT, and now his account has soared to 80,000 USDT. He’s not some genius trader; he just sticks religiously to three principles:

**First: Capital is your lifeline**
Single position? Never more than 10% of total funds. Remember his DYM short? He entered at 0.1933, using only 600 USDT as margin. That trade eventually raked in a 1,500% unrealized profit, but even if he’d been wrong, it would’ve been just a minor scratch.

**Second: Let your winnings keep working**
He has a hard rule: once the account profits hit 50%, immediately withdraw 30% to lock in gains. The rest? Let it ride. In other words, use the market’s money to make more money from the market.

**Third: Patience pays off**
He waited four days for the right signal before entering that DYM trade. Real money-making opportunities are never about chasing the highs or lows—they’re about patiently waiting for the right setup.

Now his equity curve looks great—no rollercoaster, just steady steps upward. This week we’re eyeing new targets, following the same old playbook: small test positions, scale up on wins, cut losses decisively.

If you’re tired of the endless cycle of blowing up accounts, depositing again, and blowing up again, maybe it’s time to try a different approach.