Old Zheng has been driving for a ride-hailing service for six years and saved up 120,000 U to pay for his daughter's heart surgery.

Last year, he heard from his peers that contracts could double, and after following that for five months, he was left with only 3,200 U.

He chased high at DOGE 0.25, averaged down at 0.22, and added 5x leverage when it dropped to 0.18. In the end, his account balance was only enough to replace two tires.

That day, he was waiting for a ride at the hospital entrance, with the payment notice stuck to the car window, and the bright red stamp stating "Owes 32,000" was particularly eye-catching. "If I lose more, I'll have to mortgage the car," he rubbed his bloodshot eyes, and his phone was full of overdue messages from the nurse's station. Previously, the 9,800 U he paid to the "lead group" for membership fees had resulted in coins that couldn't even load the K-line chart.

"Lock 1,000 U for gas money, use the remaining 2,200 U for trading." I advised him to clear all his coins and convert them into stablecoins.

The first trade was LTC. In March, LTC fluctuated between 85-95 U. I suggested he go long at 88 U and short at 93 U, each with 700 U. While waiting at a red light, he glanced at the market on the steering wheel, and three days later, he made 190 U, enough to change the car's oil to fully synthetic.

In April, ETH surged from 2,200 to 2,600 U. I advised him to use 800 U to open a 3x long position with a stop loss at 2,300. That day, after delivering an emergency patient, he closed his position in the hospital parking lot and earned an additional 280 U, just enough to pay for his daughter's check-up fee.

The riskiest was in June when BTC spiked. It dropped from 46,000 to 41,000. I suggested he open 600 U at 43,000 and add 500 U at 42,000. After finishing his night shift, he placed the order, and four days later, he closed it at 48,000, earning 630 U, enough to buy a new car GPS.

Now he has 225,000 U in his account, and last month he withdrew 50,000 U to pay the surgery deposit. A handwritten note on the car's dashboard reads: "40,000 for gas," and he said that now he feels much more at ease passing the hospital while accepting rides.

After working with retail traders for a long time, I finally understood that the biggest taboo for ordinary people in crypto trading is gambling with their lives. What truly matters is having someone help you calculate: "This money cannot be touched," and when you want to bet your life savings, they pull you back: "Leave yourself an exit."

The next layout has already been drawn up, with points, rhythm, and positions clearly marked. If you hang out with @币来财888 , you only need to recognize one principle: precise targeting, no wasted effort.

But let's be clear upfront: I only work with people who have strong execution.

They are the kind of people who don’t curse when prices fall, don’t get greedy when prices rise, and can earnestly execute.

They are the kind of people who know that opportunities wait for no one, wanting to get on board immediately instead of waiting to slap their thighs when prices rise.