Many people see my friend go from 800U to 120,000, and their first reaction is: "Did he hit a bull market?"
But if you really look at his whole process, you will understand:
It wasn't the market that turned things around for him, it was his own change in approach.
He used to be like most people—chasing when it's up, trying to bottom-fish when losing, adding to positions when stuck, and after a wave of market movements, his 3000U was directly halved.
Later, he completely changed his strategy, and only then was he able to gradually turn the situation around. The entire process has three core points:
1. No longer fantasizing about "doubling in one go"
During that time, the first thing he told himself was:
"It's not about how much I lost before, but how much I can still make now."
Just focus on the current trade, whether you can steadily secure 3%, 5%, a little bit at a time, rather than always thinking about the words "breaking even."
As long as this trade has logic, do it; earning small amounts is fine. If it doesn't have logic, take a day off.
2. Three-stage position control, tightening the rhythm
He divided the 800U into three parts:
300U for short-term trading (high-frequency rhythm practice)
300U for daily breakout (only trading confirmed patterns)
200U as the base position (even if completely wrong, it won't blow up)
For example, in short-term trading, he only focuses on a few patterns:
Volume breakout, trend pullback confirmation, key reversal signals; whenever there's an opportunity, he enters with a small position, sets the stop-loss, and exits when the target is met, without dragging or lingering.
This way, the rhythm is tight, and the risk is light; he won't let a single wrong order collapse his mindset.
3. Limit orders + recording, reviewing for two minutes every day
No more than two trades per day, all executed with limit orders, no chasing highs or cutting lows, and no regrets if he misses out.
Every night, he keeps a trading journal:
"Why did I enter this trade? Did I misread the logic? Was the stop-loss set properly?"
After a few weeks, his mistakes became fewer, and his rhythm became more stable.
Using this method, four months later, his account had grown 150 times,
not by betting on a dark horse, nor by making a fortune overnight,
but by steady, gradual accumulation, trade by trade.
In the end, most people don't lack opportunities; they just have too chaotic a rhythm and poor control.
A set of correct methods + stable execution + a good team to maintain the rhythm. It's far better than you being busy alone! Those who want to turn things around will find me without needing to say it.
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