From having only 1500U in the account to stable withdrawals
That year, I lost more than 200,000, and after the last liquidation, I lay in bed all day without moving.
It wasn't that I didn't want to turn things around, but I was completely stunned.
Actually, it's not that I didn't know how to trade,
but I had no method, just relying on feelings and charging in randomly—chasing when it goes up, cutting losses when it goes down, like gambling.
When I had only 1500U left, I told myself:
Either turn it around, or just exit the stage.
So I started doing a particularly tedious thing—reviewing my trades.
I went through every trade's entry and exit points, looking at how I got washed out, where I went wrong, and what the mistakes were.
Slowly, I set three iron rules for myself:
1️⃣ Don't touch small coins—only trade mainstream coins, treat the ones that skyrocket as a show to watch.
2️⃣ Don't enter without complete signals—technical analysis, market sentiment, and trading volume, all three must pass before I take action.
3️⃣ Have a target for rolling positions—set a profit target and exit, never stay for too long.
I just did this, and in the first round, I rolled 1500 into 2500, in the second round into 4200, in the fourth round over 10,000, in the seventh round up to 38,000, and finally withdrew 32,000 into my pocket.
There's no myth, no story of turning a few times a day,
it's just strict rules + slow pace, step by step.
The market always has opportunities,
but you must first ensure—no single needle can poke back to the starting point.
If you are still liquidating and your mindset is collapsing,
don't rush to find a hundred times coin, first stabilize your account, then think about turning things around.
A set of right methods + stable execution + a good team leading the rhythm. It's far better than you being busy alone! Those who want to turn things around will find me without saying a word.
