In seven weeks, turning 3800U into 160,000U, I didn't go all in, nor did I pray.

At the beginning of the year, a netizen approached me: After a liquidation, only 3800U was left, too scared to even click on the exchange icon.

I've seen that kind of expression before—two years ago, I lost 80,000U in a night and even uninstalled my food delivery app.

He asked: Can I turn it around?

I replied: Yes, but first learn not to turn around. Forget about breaking even; first, learn to stop the bleeding.

In the first week, I split 3800U into ten parts, doing only 3% on each, with a stop loss of 2% and a take profit of 5%. When the market is like a headless fly, just turn off the computer and sleep; it’s about patience, not speed.

Result: Three trades, two wins and one loss, net worth 4700U. The numbers aren't big, but the focus was refocused.

Starting from the second week, we only did "visible winds." We went with the trend, shorting high and buying low, with a position limit of 20%, withdrawing profits immediately at 30%.

No 50x leverage, no all-in bets, just an Excel sheet and a calculator.

By the end of the fifth week, the account exceeded 30,000U.

He sent a voice message: So it turns out slow can also win.

In the sixth week, the market rocketed, and the community was shouting orders hoarsely. We only opened 10x short positions, cutting immediately with a 1.5% drawdown. A long upper shadow came crashing down, and the short position gained 12%, net worth 54,000U. Others thought we were timid; we thought they were liquidating too quickly.

In the seventh week, the daily line retraced to a key level, and we picked up two long positions, with a position size of 15%, taking a profit of 8% to wrap up.

The account settled at 80,000U, plus the 80,000U withdrawn during this period, totaling just over 160,000.

The seven partners who followed the trades during the same period:

• Little $A: 3500U → 18,000

• Little B: 4800U → 34,000

• Little C: 10,000 → 176,000

No myths, just the same formula: small step trial and error + immediate withdrawals + never averaging down.

The biggest trap in the market is making people believe "just a little faster and you can win."

The truth is: the slower you dare to go, the more compound interest will accelerate.

If you are still in the pit, don’t think about jumping out yet; first, learn not to fall any further.

I will continue to record real trades, exchanging the smallest drawdowns for the largest compound interest, reclaiming what was lost step by step. @小花生说币