From losing 2 million to slowly rolling back with 3500U.
That year during the bear market, I lost a full 2 million. I couldn't sleep every night, cleared my friend circle, my family didn't understand, and friends started to distance themselves. During that time, I really wanted to go to the rooftop to jump.
Until I saw a saying: "No matter how much you lose, it's just the beginning; holding on until death is the end." That moment awakened me. I took out the remaining 3500U and treated it as my last chance. But this time, I wasn't gambling; I was seriously reviewing, summarizing, and learning.
I finally understood that the previous losses were not due to bad luck, but because I wasn't trading at all. I didn't set stop-losses, heavily invested all in, blindly followed trends, frequently switched coins, and had no position control. To put it bluntly, this was not trading; it was gambling.
This time, I focused solely on rolling my positions + strictly executing.
I divided the 3500U into two parts, one for defense and one for offense. I only traded in markets I understood, aiming for a single trade profit of 5%-10%, never being greedy; I immediately set stop-losses for any losses, never procrastinating; if there were no signals, I would rest with no position.
In the first week, I rolled from 3500U to 5200U.
In the second week, I broke through 10,000U.
In the sixth week, my account finally showed "50K+U".
A week later, I lay on my bed, emptying my mind, and at that moment, I knew I could really turn things around!
No miraculous operations, no insider information; I used the simplest method — not chasing, not gambling, not being reckless, maintaining my rhythm, and trading in markets I understood.
Many people lose money for one simple reason: chaos. The rhythm is chaotic, emotions are chaotic, and trading plans are even more chaotic. But as long as you maintain your rhythm, even with a small amount of capital, you can survive and even turn things around.
As for how I specifically rolled? How I selected points? Which markets to trade? Which must be held in cash? I can only share 30% here; the remaining 70% you have to slowly experience on your own.
I have helped too many people climb up from low points, and I have seen too many regretful people after being liquidated. Opportunities are always given to those who are prepared, but they will never wait for hesitant people. The current market is a great time for testing and rolling positions — whether you want to turn things around depends on whether you dare to dive in!
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