700U rolled to 6000U, to be honest, it’s not a genius move.

It’s just that I finally stopped getting reckless. At that time, I had just blown two trades and lost nearly 4K U, leaving only 800 in my account. I was completely numb, lacking the courage to even open a large position.

I took a two-day break to review all my losing trades, pulling out each mistake and berating myself for it.

Then I decided: no more gambling, no more hard clashes.

The first wave was a long position in ETH. I timed it perfectly; although my entry wasn’t perfect, I earned some confidence by taking the first trade with 3x leverage.

The second wave was a short position in BNB. That one went really smoothly; as it kept dropping, I didn’t get greedy and steadily secured 3200U. I realized that it really seemed possible to proceed steadily.

Later, on the day BTC tempted buyers, I monitored the market in advance and entered short in batches, directly hitting 6000U.

These trades made me understand:

It’s not that the market has become easier; it’s that I stopped being reckless.

I started to get used to being in cash, began to accept missing out, and started to understand: a single trade isn’t an "opportunity" but a link in the system.

I no longer go all-in; I only use 70% of my position for each trade, setting stop-loss and take-profit in advance and leaving it alone after opening the position.

Turning the account around is the result, not the goal. Looking back now, 800U isn’t that little at all.

Whether you can turn it around doesn’t depend on the capital but on whether you’ve learned something from blowing your account.

This isn’t about any secret techniques; it’s just that someone asked, so I shared.

Before you understand it clearly, don’t go all-in; don’t come to the contracts to lose money!