$ZEC In the cryptocurrency world for so many years, many people ask me:
"Li Zi, how to turn 10,000 into 1 million?"
Many people think it's about technology or information, but in fact, most people can't even survive to the next round.
$APR Twelve years ago, I only had a principal of 5000u, tossed around by the market like chives waiting to be cut.
At that time, I thought trading was about working hard, watching the market, and seizing opportunities.
Later, I understood one thing: making money is about hiding;
making a fortune is about enduring; turning things around is about waiting.
What truly changed me was finally realizing - the market isn't there every day; it's always those few key moments that change your fate.
Once, I accurately predicted a major positive development, and when it opened high the next day, my first reaction wasn't to increase my position, but to run.
Because I understood: good news landing = peak; not running = getting cut.
The peak isn't on the chart; it's in those three seconds of hesitation.
Since then, I've started to change: not betting on direction before holidays, staying out of the market before major events, and pulling back when the market is unclear, only striking hard when there's a real explosion.
Some say I'm timid, but it's this kind of "timidity" that has allowed me to survive again and again before cycles come and to position myself correctly.
Now let's talk about mindset.
The fiercest thing in the cryptocurrency world isn't the market but emotions: inflated when it rises, panicked when it falls.
If you don't keep these two emotions under control, you will always be at the mercy of retail investors.
A true expert sees rises and falls merely as numbers.
With a steady mind, the account will be stable.
You ask me if there's a trick to turning 10,000 into 1 million?
There is, but it's not indicators, not formulas, but three things: being able to stay out of the market, daring to wait, and executing steadily.
Remember, the market is always there, but the rhythm waits for no one.
Going solo can never compare to having a team guiding you; if you want to reach the shore and turn the tide, I'm always here.
