A few weeks ago, a fan approached me and said: "Bro, my account only has 3900U left, if it goes down further, I’m done."
I told him: Turning things around isn’t about luck, but about rhythm and discipline.
Step One: Learn to wait with an empty position—opportunities in the market don't come every day; those who know how to let go will have the chips.
Step Two: Learn to operate according to a plan—accumulate slowly, compound interest will take effect; you can't get rich overnight, but if the rhythm is right, profits will grow on their own.
In the first week, he did one thing: shorted ETH with 1800U.
Goal: Preserve half of the principal, let the remaining funds run freely. After placing the order, I told him to shut down his computer. That night, for the first time, he didn’t stay up late watching the market and slept more soundly than the market itself.
Next, we set three principles:
• Don’t chase trends, only trade on fluctuations that you understand;
• Single trade risk ≤ 2%, never blindly increase positions;
• At most two trades a day, rest if there are no signals.
As a result, the account steadily rose from 3900U to 9800U.
In the third week, the net worth broke 13,000U. He became more cautious than I was, asking every time he opened a position: "Is it appropriate to act today?"
I said: Opportunities will come on their own; it’s the market that’s anxious, not us.
In the market, the sharpest weapon isn’t indicators, but patience.
While others chase highs and hold positions, we turn off the lights and rest; while others lose all their transaction fees, we pick up chips.
I don’t tell myths, nor do I promise overnight wealth.
Trading with me means not chasing highs, not holding positions, and not getting liquidated. Is the market quiet? Just let it be quiet; doing one less trade and sleeping one more hour is worth more than anything.
Can't sleep due to losses? Opportunities are valuable because most people can’t wait.
If you want to turn things around, first stabilize your hands, then come find me.