That night at 11 PM, a message suddenly popped up on my WeChat: "Bro, I'm done..."

Looking at the message he sent, my heart sank. He told me he had lost 1 million, and now his account only had 5200 USDT left, barely enough for food.

Most people enter the cryptocurrency world with a lot of enthusiasm, but the market quickly brings you back to reality.

He told me he had followed countless signal groups, aggressively increasing his position whenever he traded contracts, and after making a bit of money, he wanted to take a gamble, resulting in even greater losses.

Every time he made a profit, he would increase his position, and when he lost, he would stubbornly hold on, watching his account shrink step by step. He asked me: Bro, can I turn it around?

I didn’t waste time with him and replied directly: Yes, but you have to do as I say.

First phase: Quit gambling.

For the first 20 days, I told him to make at most one trade a day, with a position not exceeding 10%.

Moreover, the stop-loss was set strictly; if the loss exceeded 3%, he would immediately stop loss and withdraw.

At first, he was a bit uncomfortable, feeling it was too slow.

But after persisting, his account grew from 5200 USDT to 12,000 USDT.

Slowly, he began to understand: those who are impatient for quick success can never achieve stable profits.

Second phase: Rebuild.

On the 21st day, I told him: Don't make trades without signals, and if the trend is unclear, definitely don't trade.

Every time his profit exceeded 5%, he would withdraw the principal and let the remaining profit continue to grow. Additionally, if he incurred two consecutive losses, he would immediately stop trading.

During this phase, his account grew from 12,000 USDT to 26,000 USDT.

Most importantly, he no longer hurried to chase highs, no longer placed random orders, but instead followed the strategy completely.

Third phase: Leap.

By the 38th day, I told him: The next stage is the most critical; wait for the best opportunities, wait for the trades you can grasp.

He transformed from being “impatient” to being patient, and his account finally broke through 100,000 USDT.

His loss of 1 million wasn’t due to one night but rather the accumulation of emotional trades.

Real turnaround isn’t about making back a certain amount of money, but rather changing those impulsive trading habits.

Today, I pose a question to you:

Are you also the kind of person who continuously chases highs and cuts losses in the market, feeling your heart race at market fluctuations?

If you want to turn it around, it’s not about one or two instances of huge profits, but about continuously improving every day, correcting bad habits, and being patient.

This isn’t luck; it’s through controlling emotions and executing discipline that you gradually change trading habits to achieve stable profits.