From despair to a turnaround, I only teach the most genuine survival rules.

His account only had $1,800 left, and there was chaos at home, with his wife almost smashing his phone.

I directly told him: "Don't dream of getting rich overnight; first, slowly recover your losses."

This brother held back and started doing as I said:

Plan the stop-loss and take-profit in advance for each trade.

Never exceed 30% of your position.

Better to miss out than to chase recklessly.

The first three days, he neither gained nor lost, but he stayed steady.

On the fourth day, he seized the opportunity, rolled over his position, and directly made it to $8,700.

Two weeks later, the account surged to $22,000.

This isn't luck; it's the result of trading with your brain.

You can't control the market, but you can control:

When to enter the market.

When to stop.

How much loss to accept.

Stop fantasizing about turning around with just one coin.

If you really want to change, start by learning:

Don't trade on markets you don't understand.

Don't place orders without a plan.

Over the years, I've seen too many people:

Turning strategies into gambling.

Mistaking luck for skill.

Now I share this experience that I've gained through hard-earned money with you.

Whether you can turn things around depends on whether you can control your actions.