This market has two stories every day: one is liquidation and exit, the other is account doubling.

Qingtian is the typical "liquidation cycle trader".

Three months ago, Qingtian's account had 7000 USDT. Every day chasing hot spots, going all-in, watching the group call trades, and anxiously looking at others' profit screenshots.

Whatever the hot spot is, he chases it, shorting ETH one moment and going all-in on BTC the next,

never setting stop-loss, holding on when the direction is wrong, adding to the position when it blows up, then blowing up again.

In just 40 days, he lost all 7000 USDT.

That night, he came to me and sent a message: "Bro, am I just not cut out for trading?"

I didn’t waste words or comfort him. I replied: "It’s not that your skills are lacking, it’s that your rhythm is completely off. Want to turn things around?

You can, but you have to listen to me and do as I say."

Then I established three strict rules with him:

Step 1: Cut positions, execute extreme position control, use only what’s left in the account.

The maximum position for a single trade should not exceed 10% of the principal, and the maximum loss for a single trade should be 5%. No adding positions, no holding onto losing trades, no letting it fly.

He said: "Earning is too slow." I replied: "Slow earnings are real earnings."

Step 2: Wait for the rhythm, take certain trades, don’t chase or rush.

I told him:

From now on, no more chasing hot spots, no more impulsive orders.

If there’s no signal, stay out. If there’s a signal, go heavy."

In the first week, he stubbornly waited for 4 days and only made one trade: a short position on ETH,

earning 68 points, recouping the first 1500 USDT.

Step 3: Write down stop-loss and take-profit levels, no changing plans halfway.

Before entering: clearly write down the position, stop-loss, and take-profit levels.

After entering: execute strictly, no adding positions on the fly, no leveraging to gamble.

In one trade, BTC surged, he resisted chasing, and later it retraced 60 points,

he steadily shorted, doubling his profit.

And what happened? In the first month, his account grew from 1000 USDT to 5600 USDT.

In the second month, the rhythm was even steadier, slightly increasing the position, breaking through 30,000 USDT.

In the third month, when ETH experienced significant volatility, he followed my rhythm and took two medium-term trades,

and the account balance topped 206,000 USDT!

Looking back now, Qingtian told me: "I used to think I wasn’t capable, but later I realized,

it's not that I couldn’t trade, it’s that I had no rhythm, no execution power, and I was just blindly guessing.

If you’ve also lost a lot, gone through liquidation, and want to turn things around,

I won’t brag, but I know how to help people climb back from the bottom.