Last year, during the bull market, a fan entered the market with 100,000 USDT. Thinking, "It's a bull market, I can make money no matter how much I invest," he ended up with only 5,000 USDT in less than a month.

I remember he would chat with me every day during that time.

Smoking all night until dawn, he was almost breaking down. Looking through his contract records, it was all too familiar: the classic "old retail trader triple whammy":

Dozens of trades every day, frequently entering and exiting like gambling.

Holding on stubbornly during the downturn without stopping losses, fantasizing about a V-shaped recovery.

Impulsively going all in, only to wake up and find his entire portfolio has gone to zero.

To be honest, at first, I wasn't sure if he could make it through.

Until one day he suddenly said, "Bro, I don't want to blow up anymore. Just tell me what to do, and I'll do it."

From that day on, I only gave him three words: Steady, Endure, Wait.

Not chasing volatility, only focusing on certainty.

Setting the worst-case scenario for every trade.

His account is like a battle, advancing step by step.

No miraculous operations, no fortune-telling sorcery. Just keeping an eye on one opportunity each day, taking it slowly, and gradually growing.

Now his account has returned to 300,000.

He can consistently earn four-digit profits every month, and most importantly—he no longer has to rely on gambling to turn things around.

So I often say:

Turning things around doesn't rely on a big hit, but on "surviving."

When you look back now, have you also made the same mistakes?

Have you also been relying on luck to gamble for a quick fortune?

Why not take a moment to see how others have managed to walk out of it?