Last year, there was a fan who traded chaotically, losing from 100,000 USDT down to only 5,000 USDT, and almost gave up. At that time, he was truly a typical brother in the crypto circle losing money. He traded crazily, placing dozens of orders a day, with fees exceeding his capital, always believing he could win by betting, but ended up following the crowd to buy meme coins. When he woke up, he found his account was almost empty.

He stayed up until three in the morning, staring at the charts, his eyes blurred by the candlestick patterns, watching his losses pile up, unable to stop asking himself, "Am I being cut like leeks by the market?"

Later, he came to me with 5,000 USDT, his eyes filled with despair. I glanced at him and said, "Want to turn things around? You need to learn to shoot like a sniper, not spray like a Gatling gun." From that moment on, I set three principles for him:

1. Only trade in certain market conditions, don’t focus obsessively on candlesticks

Throw away the 1-minute candlesticks and look for breakouts on 4-hour charts or higher. It’s better to miss ten opportunities than to make one wrong trade! High trading volume doesn’t mean you can make money, it’s not necessary. Trade a maximum of three times a day; if you feel the urge, go exercise instead of trading.

2. Devil's rolling technique: Run when you profit, stop loss when you lose

The first trade should not exceed 10% of your capital (500 USDT). If you make a 20% gain, immediately take half of that profit, set a trailing stop for the rest, and wait for the profits to soar. If you lose 5%, immediately stop loss; never add to a losing position. Stop loss is a lifesaver; don’t hold any hopes of luck.

3. Discipline is crucial; record every trade

If you lose two trades in a row, immediately turn off your device; don’t let emotions collapse. Don’t think "just wait a bit and I’ll break even"; if you lose, find the reason, and if you profit, strive to do your best.

He used this method for a few months, and his account finally stabilized, recovering a significant amount of his losses.

In the end, he asked me, "Why didn't anyone tell me these things before?"

I smiled and said, "Because 99% of people would rather blow up their accounts than admit they are gamblers. The first step to truly turning things around is to survive; before you lose all your capital, learn to stop loss."

This method completely changed his trading mindset and gave him a chance to start over. If you also feel lost, feel free to reach out to me; I will help you analyze.