Last year, there was a fan who made some reckless moves, losing his way from 100,000 U to just 5,000 U, and almost gave up in the end.

His state at that time was just like 90% of the brothers losing money in the crypto circle.

Crazy trading, dozens of orders a day, transaction fees faster than the principal, always thinking he could win by betting.

FOMO and jumping into meme coins, only to find that when he woke up, his account was nearly empty.

He was still staring at the market at three in the morning, the candlestick chart in front of him making his head spin, watching his losses grow.

He couldn't help but ask himself: Am I being slaughtered by the market like a pig?

Later, he found me, bringing 5,000 U, with despair in his eyes. I looked at him and said:

Want to turn the tables? Learn to trade like a sniper, not firing wildly with a Gatling gun.

From that moment on, I only gave him three principles:

1. Only trade in certain market conditions, refuse to be a slave to candlestick charts.

Throw away the 1-minute candlesticks and look for breakthroughs on 4-hour charts or higher.

Better to miss 10 opportunities than to make one wrong trade! High trading volume doesn't necessarily mean profit; trading less gives you more space to profit.

Trade a maximum of three times a day; if your hands are itching, go lift weights, don’t touch the keyboard again.

2. The devil's rolling position technique: let profits run wild while cutting losses short.

The first trade should never exceed 10% of your position (500 U); if you make 20%, immediately take half as profit, and move the stop loss for the rest to let profits run.

Cut your losses at 5% immediately, don't average down, don’t fantasize.

Stop loss is a lifesaver; gambling mentality leads to death.

3. Discipline is above all, record every trade.

If you have two consecutive stop losses, shut down immediately to prevent emotional collapse.

Don’t hold onto the hope of “just holding on a bit longer to break even.”

Understand why you lost each time; when you profit, maximize it.

After learning this method for a few months, his account finally stabilized, and he recovered quite a bit.

He later asked me: Why didn’t anyone tell me these things before?

Because 99% of people would rather blow their accounts than admit they are gamblers.

The first step to a real turnaround is learning to survive; practice proper stop-loss management before you lose all your capital.

The method I gave him fundamentally changed his trading mindset and gave him a real opportunity.

If you feel a bit lost now or need more guidance, feel free to come to me anytime, and I will provide you with a detailed analysis!