Where to find your turn over

From losing 3 million to slowly bouncing back with 3500U

That year in the bear market, I lost a total of 3 million in the crypto world, couldn't sleep every night, and cleared my social media. My family didn't understand, and friends avoided me. I really did consider giving up at one point.

Until one day, I came across a saying: No matter how much you lose, it's just the beginning; holding on until the end is the real finish. At that moment, it felt like I was awakened.

So, I took the remaining 3500U as my last chance. It wasn't gambling; it was reviewing, summarizing, and starting anew.

I began to thoroughly reflect on my past mistakes.

Not setting stop-losses, heavily investing all in, following trends blindly, frequently changing coins, and not understanding position control... To put it simply, I didn't understand trading at all; I was just a gambler betting on highs and lows.

This time, I only did one thing: rolling over + strictly following the rules.

I divided the 3500U into two parts, one for defense and one for offense. I focused solely on high win-rate short-term trades, aiming for small profits on each trade, running with a return of 5% to 10%, and never being greedy. Cut losses whenever possible, and never procrastinate. The most important thing was—I only traded in markets I understood.

In the first week, I rolled from 3500U to 5200U;

In the second week, I rolled to 8600U;

By the sixth week, my account finally showed a balance of "4WU+".

That night, I turned off the screen and sat quietly in a daze. Not because I made money, but because that feeling of "I really can come back" was too real.

This rolling strategy isn't about miraculous operations but a replicable rhythm control method.

Many people fail because their rhythm is chaotic, trading impulsively, losing everything and then doubling down to recover. In fact, as long as the direction is correct and the rhythm is controlled, even small capital can turn around.

Of course, how exactly to roll? How to choose points? Which market to trade in, and when to rest?

I've only shared 30% here; the remaining 70% won't be disclosed.

The crypto world is not short of opportunities; what it lacks is someone who truly understands the market and is willing to execute.