Still blowing up accounts, chasing losses, and reviewing trades? Ultimately, what you're lacking is not skill, but guidance.
Recently, I've been receiving more and more messages in the backend, with many people asking me:
"I can clearly analyze candlestick charts, so why do I keep losing?"
"Is there really no way to turn things around in the crypto world?"
"Am I just unlucky?"
To be honest, many people aren't incapable; it's just that no one is guiding them to find the right rhythm, and even fewer are teaching them when to be aggressive and when to be steady.
Over the past couple of days, I've been mentoring a long-time follower, and his story is particularly typical.
From the brink of liquidation to doubling his account
He works in logistics and was previously fooled badly by a "big shot" in his social circle, reducing his account from 12,000 USDT to just 1,500 USDT, completely breaking down and wanting to exit the market.
But I told him: "It's not that you can't do it; it's that you can't control the rhythm."
The night before last, I guided him through two trades.
First trade: Set a buy limit at a low point, and established stop-loss and take-profit levels;
Second trade: Follow the trend and add to the position after a breakout, managing the position throughout.
No reckless moves, no gambling; just following the trend and doing the trades he was supposed to.
As a result, he directly increased his account from 1,500 USDT to 4,100 USDT.
It's not magic, nor is it mysticism; it’s just that we were already at the right point before the market surged.
Have you been blowing up accounts because you truly can't trade?
Do you also have these habits:
Repeatedly chasing losses: You see the candlestick moving, jump in, and just as you do, it crashes.
The more you stop-loss, the more stubborn you get: After losing, you refuse to accept it and place a counter trade hoping to recover, but in the end, you lose even more.
Daily reviews, but things get more chaotic: You analyze and draw charts repeatedly, but when it counts, you still don’t know whether to enter or to wait.
I want to tell you:
This isn’t about "not being able to learn"; it’s that you simply have no one to guide you in finding the right rhythm.
A person who is off rhythm, even if they have the right direction, cannot produce results.
