#美国贸易赤字状况 Starting from $140, how to grow to 900,000 in one year?

In March last year, I entered the crypto world with $140. At that time, I was extremely broke, only had 980 RMB on me, and had to borrow 20 RMB from my roommate to make a round number. My goal was straightforward: first reach $1000, then see what happens.

The past two weeks were a testing phase. I would deploy $30 per position each time, aiming for hot spots. If I lost money, I accepted it; if I made money, I snowballed. 100 → 200 → 400 → 800, within four weeks, my account skyrocketed to $1200. I was so excited that I withdrew $200 to enjoy a big meal, took photos, and posted on social media with the caption: "First battle success."

But $1200 was just the entry ticket. The real strategy was capital allocation: 50% focused on big trends, 30% locked in for the long term, and 20% flexible for quick strikes.

Last year's L2 sector rally saw my main position OP surge from $1.2 to $9. The account suddenly shot up to $80,000. But I didn’t get carried away; I withdrew $20,000 to help my family. The rest continued to fight. This year, I precisely caught the LSD wave, and my account surpassed the $900,000 mark.

At this point, I made a decision: withdraw $100,000 to pay off my student loans in one go. When I signed the papers, my hand was steady as a rock.

Looking back at this process, it’s not about superhuman talent. It’s just a few simple principles: First, don’t get scared out during volatility. Second, don’t put all your profits back in; know when to take profits. Third, heavy positions should be well thought out, not just all-in randomly.

In the crypto world, those who survive and even profit are always those who dare to venture and are as steady as Mount Tai. When the next wave arrives, turning $1,000 into a seven-figure sum isn’t a dream. The key is whether you’re willing to start now.