92 days ago, Ahao cried on the phone saying 'I'm about to lose all 800U.' At that time, he owed 80,000 on his credit card, and his parents still didn't know he had invested his house money into cryptocurrency. Today, he sent me the settlement: 302,000U, with a note saying 'I just withdrew 50,000 for the mortgage.' Some in the group said he got lucky, but only I know that this string of numbers hides the execution power that withstood being called 'coward' — he relied not on the market, but on engraving three rules into his bones.

The cruel truth of the cryptocurrency world is: a bull market only magnifies your mistakes, while a bear market tests your real skills. Ahao's 92 days is a practical note on 'using discipline to combat human nature'. Even if you only have 800U left now, you can still rise if you follow this.

First stage: 37 days from 800U to 30,000U — first learn 'not to lose', then talk about making money

When Ahao first found me, his account was a mess: switching 5 coins in 3 days, leverage set to 20 times, adding margin when losing, and 800U was his last bit of 'lifesaving money'. The first thing I forced him to do: turn off all market groups and use the '3% position trial and error method' to rebuild his account.

Specific operations are like 'defusing bombs':

① Use 3% of the position as 'cannon fodder'; even if you make 10 mistakes, you won't die

With 800U as capital, he only used 24U (3%) to open positions each time, leverage capped at 3 times, stop loss set at 3%. Even if he was wrong 10 times in a row, the total loss would only be 72U, leaving him with 728U to fight again. Ahao made 6 mistakes in the first two weeks, losing 43U, but his mindset didn't collapse — if it were before, 800U would have been long gone.

He later told me: 'I used to think a 3% position couldn't make money; now I understand that the key to surviving in cryptocurrency is not how much you earn, but how many times you can afford to lose.'

② Only take trades with 'structural confirmation'; missing out is better than making mistakes

I drew a red line for him: never enter the market without breaking the previous high/low. For example, when BTC was consolidating, he waited for 5 days and only tested with 24U after it broke the platform, earning 12U in 3 days. This was more than he earned previously by chasing hot spots every day for a month.

Once when ETH suddenly rose 7%, the group shouted 'missed out, hit your thigh', Ahao opened the chart and saw it hadn't broken the previous high, and he stubbornly held back from buying. Later, ETH pulled back 10%, and those who chased in lost a chunk. 'Before I was afraid of missing out, now I'm afraid of making mistakes. It took me 37 days to understand this step.'

③ Spend 1 hour every day 'writing self-reflections', nailing down mistakes on paper

Ahao has a notebook where he writes three sentences every day:

  • Where did I go wrong today? (For example, 'didn't wait for the breakout before entering')

  • How to change next time? ("Draw the upper red line well, don't act until it reaches that point")

  • Is the money earned due to luck or discipline? (Tick √ or ×)

After 37 days, his notebook was filled with 23 mistakes, but his account climbed from 800U to 31,000U — the core of this stage was not making money, but making the muscle remember 'discipline is more reliable than feelings'.

Second stage: 45 days from 30,000 to 180,000U — the secret to rolling positions: use profits as bullets, leave the principal lying flat

When his account broke 30,000U, Ahao got carried away and wanted to leverage for a big gamble, but I scolded him back: 'What you need to do now is to 'let profits roll, keep the principal still.' For the next 45 days, he used the 'profit rolling method' to turn 30,000 into 180,000, with the key being that the principal always lay in the cold wallet.

The 'golden ratio' for rolling positions:

① 50% profit to increase positions, 50% profit frozen

For every 10,000U earned, transfer 5,000U to the cold wallet to freeze, and use the remaining 5,000U to increase positions. For example, if you earn 10,000 from 30,000, your account becomes 35,000, and you have 5,000 more in the cold wallet. Even if you lose later, at least you have secured 5,000U.

Ahao's harshest moment: SOL made 40,000U, according to the rules he froze 20,000, added 20,000 to increase positions. Later when SOL pulled back, he only lost 10,000 in profit, and the 20,000 in the cold wallet was safe. Those who rolled their entire positions lost all their profits and even their principal.

② Only add to 'trend continuation trades', enter in 3 batches

His position increases are like 'climbing stairs':

  • First stage: Add 20% after confirming the trend (for example, add 1000U after ETH breaks out)

  • Second stage: Add 30% after a pullback to the support level (add 1500U when it pulls back to the 5-day moving average)

  • Third stage: Increase by 10% and then by 50% (final increase of 2500U)

During the wave when BTC rose from 80,000 to 100,000, he increased his position in three batches, making a total profit of 32,000U, which is twice that of a one-time full position. 'Before, I thought increasing positions was just a gamble; now I understand that increasing in batches allows you to capture the entire trend.'

③ If a single coin profits over 50%, take a mandatory break for 2 days

Ahao set an iron rule: stop as soon as a coin earns 50%, no matter how good the market is. After ETH made him 58,000U, he followed the rules and stayed out for 2 days, avoiding the subsequent pullback. 'The last two days were harder than watching the market, but holding on preserved the profit.'

Third stage: 10 days from 180,000 to 300,000U — only those who can hold on can call it profit

The explosive last 10 days relied not on being aggressive, but on 'staying clear-headed amid the frenzy.' When the group shouted 'charge to 1 million', Ahao followed my request: every time it rose by 10%, he closed 1/3, and if profits exceeded 100,000, he lowered the leverage.

The 'anti-human nature operation' of protecting profits:

① Draw the 'take profit line' on the screen and cut at the point

He set three lines for 300,000U:

  • 250,000, close 1/3 (cash 50,000)

  • 280,000, close 1/3 (another 53,000 cash)

  • 300,000, clear position (final cash out 97,000)

When BTC finally surged to 62,000, he followed the rules and closed his position. Although he earned 20,000 less, he preserved 300,000 in profits. Those who waited for higher points ended up losing 50,000.

② When emotionally excited, let the team 'grab the mouse'

Ahao has a habit: he keeps the video on while trading, and I watch beside him. Once, when he wanted to leverage and chase the price, I shouted 'stop', forcing him to look at his account: 'The current 300,000 is enough for your mortgage and to buy insurance for your parents. Are you sure you want to gamble?' Five minutes later, he silently turned off the position button.

This is the meaning of the team: when you're about to lose control, there will always be someone to pull you back.

③ Withdraw 10% of profits to the bank card every day to make the numbers real

From 180,000 to 300,000, Ahao withdrew 10% to his card every day, withdrawing 86,000 in 10 days. Now his bank card balance is higher than his account. 'Looking at the deposit SMS made me feel that this money is real; no number is more reassuring than securing it.'

From 800U to 300,000U, he relied on this chart to make a comeback.

Ahao wrote the operations of the 92 days into a 'fool's guide'. Among the three fans who followed it, the slowest one also multiplied it by 5 times:

He now often says: 'In 92 days, there were only 11 truly profitable trades; the rest were about controlling myself to not make mistakes.' The money in the cryptocurrency world is never earned by the smartest people; it is earned by those who can control themselves the best.

People in the background keep asking: 'Can 800U turn around?' Ahao's answer is: 'First ask yourself, can you trade continuously for 37 days with a 3% position, can you freeze half of the profit after making money, can you cut at the take profit line — if you can do these, 800U is just the starting point.'

Next, I will teach students to use the '92-day comeback checklist' to record one entry each day. If you also want to learn together, feel free to follow @bit多多 . You'll find that the cryptocurrency world lacks not opportunities, but execution power that takes simplicity to the extreme.

The most heartbreaking part of Ahao's story is: he used 92 days to prove that the only difference between being 80,000 in debt and having 300,000U is these nine words: 'Don't gamble, don't be greedy, don't fear missing out.' And many people will never learn those nine words in their lifetime.