There is a fan who lost a whole 100,000 U before the New Year. When he came to me, he only had 5,000 dollars left.
That night we talked until 2 a.m. He said, "Bro, I really don’t want to enter the market again, but I want to take a gamble with this 5,000."
I didn't agree immediately.
Because I've heard this kind of talk too many times; most people don't even understand basic position control and rhythm, and entering just leads to another round of losses.
But he was different.
He was very honest, telling me how he went from bottom-fishing in scams to being liquidated on contracts, suffering consecutive losses, and his mentality was almost breaking down.
To be honest, I felt sorry for him too.
So we set a "small goal" — to steadily trade for a week + practice position control and rhythm.
🚀 And the result?
A week later, the 5,000 grew to 7,800 U. There were no huge profits, but it was all valuable experience.
By the third week, the account reached 16,000. He himself said, "I haven't just earned back my money; I finally understand how to play this game."
This is not a miraculous operation; it's all replicable logic, but most people want to get rich overnight.
What we did was very simple:
- Don’t heavily bet on price rises and falls
- Don’t chase hot coins or low liquidity varieties
- For each trade, first assess the risks before calculating the returns
- The take-profit and stop-loss mechanism is more important than the entry point
Are you the same?
Changing coins every day, losing every day?
Seeing others double their money and feeling envious, while you’re still losing half?
Knowing that you shouldn’t go all-in, but can’t control your hands?
For the weary retail traders who are suffering losses, this post is written for you.
Don’t gamble elsewhere anymore; if you lose too much, you won't even have your capital left.
How much you have left is not the problem; the key is whether you still want to turn things around.
This wave of market conditions is not over yet; the key is that you need to know how to play.
