From consecutive liquidations to a turnaround, how I helped him regain confidence with 5,000!

Is he tortured by contracts every day, unable to sleep at night?

Continuous liquidations and account zeroing have driven him to the brink of collapse, losing 500,000 in just two months, almost reaching a state of total ruin.

When he found me, he had only 5,000 U left and kept saying he was unwilling to accept defeat, wanting to take his last funds and gamble with me.

Since you trust me so much, I won't let you down.

I didn’t disappoint him later; I turned his last 5,000 U around and helped him regain his confidence.

I customized a set of stable methods for him, allowing him to rise from the ashes.

First, you need to understand why you are losing money.

The truth behind 90% of people losing money.

The gambler's mentality of “going all in for wealth”: blindly betting and being taken away by the market in an instant.

Holding on without stop-loss: still fantasizing about a rebound when Bitcoin drops 30%.

High-frequency trading: fast hands, but the fees eat up the principal.

Contracts are not gambling; they are a mathematical game.

As long as you adhere to “3 disciplines + 1 formula,” you can also become one of that 10% of winners.

The most stable approach:

Step 1: Choosing the coin is 100 times more important than opening a position.

When the market rises, only trade leading coins.

When it falls, short the weakest coins.

Don’t touch new coin contracts; 99% are controlled by whales looking to harvest your funds.

Step 2: Opening a position does not mean gambling your life away.

I used the “pyramid adding method”: the initial position should not exceed 5%, and add 3% only when the floating profit reaches 50%.

Devil's point: wait for a 20% drop to buy the dip, and short after a surge. This is the best time to strike the market.

Step 3: Stop-loss and take-profit are the ultimate arts.

Set the stop-loss at cost price × 2%; once in loss, decisively stop-loss.

Take-profit should be three times the stop-loss, allowing profits to continue running, but never letting profits turn into losses.

Remember, contracts are a game of dancing on the edge of a knife, but as long as you have the right method, opportunities are always abundant.

If you are feeling a bit lost now, or need more guidance, feel free to reach out to me. I will provide you with a detailed analysis!