I once lost my account from 15,000 to only 3,000. Many people think this is the end, that I should just shut down and exit, but I refuse to accept that, I don't want to be written off by the market.

Those days were truly suffocating. My stop losses were triggered countless times, positions reversed as soon as they opened, and the market seemed to be working against me. On the day my account shrank to 3,000, I sat in front of my computer in a daze, my hands shaking as I opened the trading interface; even when I saw good opportunities, I had no courage to place orders.

Some say making money here relies on luck. I laughed - when your principal is close to zero, luck won't come to save you; only you can save yourself.

I took a five-day break, not looking at the market, not discussing cryptocurrencies, turning off all trading group notifications. Every day I went running, taking a break, just to rid my mind of that impulse to “immediately turn things around.” When I returned to the market, I set four words for myself - light positions, take profits.

For my first trade, I only used 15% of my total capital to make a trend trade I understood, setting my take profit and stop loss before entering, not adding positions or holding onto losing trades. That trade turned 3,000 into 3,900; it wasn't much, but it confirmed that I could still control the rhythm.

For each subsequent step, I only traded in familiar markets, refusing to chase hot trends, refusing to gamble on rebounds, and withdrawing profits as they came. In 27 days, I steadily grew from 3,000 to 18,000, with some pullbacks along the way, but there was never a liquidation and never a loss of control.

Looking back now, losing that money wasn’t a bad thing; it forced me to face myself - I realized I had been gambling all along, not trading.

Many people are still trapped in a vicious cycle today, doubling down to recover after a liquidation, desperately chasing prices after missing out, only to dig themselves deeper.

Turning 3,000 into 18,000 was not a miracle, but a method and discipline. The market is not short of opportunities; what it lacks are those who can remain steady. If you want to last long, you must learn to walk slowly.

In this round of market conditions, whether you can turn your account around and recover depends entirely on yourself; join me early in strategizing, so you can emerge from the low point sooner.

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