Starting from 6000U, from losing everything to making a comeback, I survived with these 3 strategies
Not everyone gets a second chance; I really crawled out of despair.
In 2023, I lost money to the point of questioning life.
Liquidation, cutting positions, going all in, chasing highs, FOMO, blindly trusting KOLs…
1.8 million was gone, as if someone had pulled the bones out of me. I stared blankly at my account every day, and couldn't sleep well at night.
At my lowest, I was left with only 6000U. I even closed my trading software, deleted all groups, and prepared to say goodbye to this market for good.
But I didn’t leave. I started to review where I went wrong, flipping through K-lines page by page, checking trading records day by day, and I realized:
It’s not the market that’s failing; it’s my own chaos.
So I set rules for myself to only do 3 things:
✅ First: Only trade in markets I understand.
I used to want to make a big profit all at once, but ended up getting trapped, cut off, and liquidated.
Now I only engage in opportunities with high certainty, avoiding coins I don’t understand, and preferring to stay in cash during unclear market conditions.
✅ Second: Fine-tune my position, don’t gamble on each outcome.
I never go all in anymore; I split my positions into batches, set clear stop losses, and predefine take profits.
In the first week, I stabilized my rhythm, rolling from 6000U to 13,000U, then over 30,000U in the second week, and by the fourth week, my account exceeded 90,000U.
It’s not about big hits; it’s about steadily compounding my positions, step by step.
✅ Third: Follow through with my plan; emotions don’t dictate my actions.
I used to chase every rise and cut losses on every drop, jumping in and out at high and low points.
Now I write out my trading plan in advance, detailing entries, adding positions, stop losses, and take profits. Once executed, I exit without changing decisions on the fly.
You might not believe it, but in just one month, I grew my account from a few thousand to six figures. It’s not luck; it’s transforming my gambling approach into a systematic operation.
So I want to emphasize:
Many people aren’t unable to earn; they just can’t hold on; it’s not that there are no opportunities, but rather they’ve lost their rhythm.
The market is not lacking in opportunities; what it lacks are people who are tough enough, stable enough, and can endure.
Don’t wait until you’ve lost everything to think about starting over, and don’t expect to turn things around with a single piece of news or a chart.
First, master the basics, control the risks, and then it’s not too late to talk about making a comeback.
This market is never gentle, but it’s also never heartless.
The moment you stop being chaotic is truly the beginning of your rise.
