Discipline outweighs luck; patience surpasses reckless rushing.

People often ask, can 10,000 yuan really grow to 200,000 in the crypto world? Yes, it can. But the premise is that you understand this is not a blind gamble, but a practice that requires strong execution.

I spent four months turning 1,500 USDT into 21,000 USDT, without ever blowing up a position. Today, I share this operational logic with you. Let me emphasize—this is a mindset, not investment advice. The risks in the crypto space are always present; account zeroing out is always possible.

**Convert cash into chips**

The first step, which is easiest to overlook: trading directly with 10,000 yuan in cash, you will never be able to keep track of your account. Convert it into 1,500 USDT; this change is not just a unit switch, but a mindset shift. USDT represents chips, not consumer goods. Once you make decisions with a chip mentality, your decision-making ability will be completely different.

1,500 USDT is not a lot, but it’s enough. The biggest pit in crypto is not having little capital, but wanting to turn the world upside down with little capital—that will only accelerate an explosion.

**Stage One: From 1,500 USDT to 3,600 USDT**

The goal at this stage is simply to develop a feel for the market. Entering with 150 USDT each time, which is one-tenth of the account. What are the criteria for choosing coins? Not following some big V’s calls, but based on real logic: technological upgrades that are actually being implemented, top-tier institutions investing real money, or projects genuinely solving real industry needs.

Avoid these two dead lines:

Take profit at 50%. Turning 150 USDT into 225 USDT, then exit immediately.

Cut losses at 30%. When 150 USDT drops to only 105 USDT, stop further operations.

This stage is not about getting rich overnight; it’s purely about honing execution with real funds, making yourself accustomed to rules, and getting used to stop-loss—this is a hundred times more important than making money.