Last year, an old fan entered the market with 20,000 USDT, and after a series of aggressive moves, only had 10,000 USDT left.

He placed fifty orders a day, and the transaction fees outpaced his principal; with a single message in the group saying "hundred times coin," he immediately went all in, only to wake up to a loss of half; staring at the screen at four in the morning, the candlestick chart looked like a horror movie, and the more he stared, the more he lost.

With red eyes, he asked me: "Brother, am I born to be a loser?"

I replied simply: "Want to turn the tide? First, learn to be a sniper, then take the gun."

Three iron rules:

1. Only trade markets you understand

Throw out the 1-minute chart and only focus on 4-hour level breakouts.

It’s better to miss twenty opportunities than to make a mistake once.

At most, two trades a day; if you feel itchy, do 100 deep squats.

2. Rolling position strategy: let profits run wild, let risks swim naked

First order ≤ 5% of capital (1,000 USDT).

Take half profit at 20%, keep the other half with a trailing stop loss.

Cut losses directly at 3%, don’t average down, don’t pray.

Stop loss is like oxygen; without it, you’ll suffocate first.

3. Discipline etched in bones

If you have two consecutive stop losses, turn off your device and work out.

Write down three sentences each time you close a position: why you bought, why you sold, what to change next time.

Remove the thought of "just hold on a little longer to break even" from your mind.

Three months later, his curve changed from a dive to a steady climb, back to six figures.

He said: "I wish I had met you sooner."

I replied: "Most people are unwilling to admit they are gambling; they just want to break even. If you want to turn the tide, first survive, then talk about making money."

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