A typical liquidated old investor, with only 1200U left in the account, is almost ready to give up.

That night, he sent me a message at three in the morning saying, "Bro, I really can't hold on anymore."

For a year, he had been losing almost every day, chasing highs and cutting losses, and the worst time he lost 4800U in one night.

Now, with only 1200U left in the account, he said, "If this wave doesn't work out, I'm quitting the circle."

I didn't say much, just replied, "If you believe in me, then I'll take you along!"

First, we need to start steadily.

I had him start with 30% of the 1200U, looking for those coins with increased volume at low levels, avoiding popular coins.

The first trade made 420U, and I told him, "Take profit! Don't be greedy!"

Next, it's about compounding profits.

After the account grew to 1580U, we began to use the profits to add to positions, treating the previous profits as capital and steadily following each wave.

In less than two days, the account shot up to 3960U.

Then, it's about learning to stabilize the rhythm.

During this period, he almost got tempted to trade popular coins. I said, "Don't make the same mistakes again; don't repeat past operations." Then we steadily made a couple of small victories, stabilizing the account at 6700U.

Finally, it's about seizing opportunities.

Finally, just before BTC's sharp rise, he accurately caught a small pullback under my guidance, and two trades directly broke through 1.7W!

In 14 days, from 1200U to 1.7W!

He said, "Bro, I finally turned my situation around! Really, thank you so much!"

All along this journey, I never told him to buy any 'godly trades', just kept a close eye on the rhythm, controlled the positions, and slowly accumulated.

Each time he added to his position, it was only with the money he earned, not his capital.

Even with losing trades, stop losses were timely, and the overall drawdown was controlled within 10%.

The core of flipping positions:

Control positions, never go all in, let profits nurture the positions first;

Find the right signals, don’t look at K-line emotions, only observe volume, price, and structure;

Don’t be greedy, don’t fear mistakes, rhythm is key;

Cut losses when losing, lock in profits when winning.

In this market, it really isn't about who has good luck, but about controlling emotions and understanding the rhythm; that’s how one can survive longer and earn more.

If your current situation is the same as his, you might as well try this method.

If you still don’t know how to operate, follow K, and he’ll help you regain your confidence!!!