After losing 50,000 U, he wanted to quit the circle, and I used 3,000 U to help him roll back bit by bit.
To be honest, what I fear the most is seeing someone go all in like crazy.
A brother who doesn’t even dare to open the trading software after a liquidation.
Too many people in this circle are in a state of "cutting losses and exiting."
This fan of mine lost nearly 50,000 U at the beginning of the year, almost all of his principal was gone.
When he sought my help, he was already numb.
The rules I set for him were very simple: take out 3,000 U, do not increase, do not supplement, do not act impulsively, do not fantasize, only trade with a steady rhythm, and do not make aggressive short trades.
Step 1: First, let him give up the illusion of "making quick money," stabilize his mindset, and only look at the profit and loss of individual trades, not the total account balance.
Step 2: Only trade when the emotional strength is extreme, set automatic stop-losses. If the direction hasn’t emerged, do not trade.
Step 3: Strictly control the position at 10-30%, even if he feels very confident, do not increase the position.
The first week was very torturous, afraid of losing dozens of dollars a day, but later the account slowly regained its "vitality."
In the fourth week, during an emotional sell-off, he shorted a certain hot altcoin and made his first doubled profit.
In less than a month, the 3,000 U turned into 11,000 U.
We didn’t rush into it, but instead took a two-day pullback, using the old method to once again set the rhythm.
Now, a little over two months later, he has steadily rolled from 3,000 U to 52,000 U, not only covering his losses but also making a few thousand more.
I didn’t lead him to any miraculous high-profit strategies, but rather to maintain a steady pace, strictly control the rhythm, and closely monitor the capital curve.
Most importantly, he learned not to rush to make money, and instead found it easier to earn.
I don’t preach grand theories; the biggest fear in this circle is not admitting defeat, not reviewing trades, and not saving oneself.
Having read this, do you also, like him, have days when you lost all your capital and couldn’t sleep?
I can’t guarantee everyone can turn around, but at least don’t bear it alone anymore.
