Two months ago, a friend came to me, in a particularly bad state, saying he only had 1000U left in his account and felt he could barely hold on. He asked if I could help him think of a way.
I saw him in a panic, and instead of saying any empty words like 'I'll help you make a lot of money,' I told him: 'Don’t think about getting rich overnight and making back everything you lost. First, calm down; let’s steadily triple this 1000U, step by step.'
After that, he followed my rhythm. The first 7 days went smoothly, with no major fluctuations; we just controlled our positions and set our take-profit and stop-loss levels. But on the 8th day, the market suddenly moved up, and when he calculated, he surprisingly made 2800U. That day he sent me a voice message, his voice a bit shaky, saying, 'I didn’t expect to see this day.' I felt quite emotional hearing that—it's not that the market was particularly good, but he finally let go of the mindset of wanting quick gains.
Honestly, I have never been one of those big influencers in the crypto space who makes TikToks or hosts live streams, nor do I disdain the tricks of 'scamming people for commissions.' My goal in this industry is very simple: to help those who trust me to steadily increase their capital, without any fluff.
Many people always think that the core of trading is technical analysis, staring at candlestick charts and indicators all day long. But in my view, that's not the case at all. The real key to trading is the feel for the market, hitting the rhythm just right, and the execution power to follow through. To be honest, I don't believe retail traders can make money in the long run through technical analysis; most of the time, they're just fooling themselves, seeking psychological comfort by fixating on indicators, and in the end, they'll still incur losses.
If you want your capital to really grow, you need to correct those bad habits first: don’t always get used to going all in, don’t rush to chase after rises or panic buy on dips. These actions often lead to liquidation in the end. You need to learn to control your position size; every trade should have a rhythm, with clear take-profit and stop-loss levels. Avoid those uncertain 'gambler-style trades.'
Some might think I’m bragging, but go check on those who criticize me—are they still using 10x leverage to bet everything on altcoins? When a big bearish candle hits the market, they’ll be knocked down in an instant.
Just like these past few days, I took a few brothers who had previously lost 100,000 to trade. There were no miracles; we simply followed the rhythm every day—entering when we should and exiting when we should. In just 7 days, they nearly multiplied their capital by 10 times. Every step was taken steadily, relying not on luck, but on solid execution.
Whether you believe me or not doesn't matter. What's important is that you must believe in 'stability can yield profits'—don’t get tangled up in useless thoughts, don’t think about making a fortune overnight; take steady steps and solidify each one, and you will naturally see real returns.
In this crypto world, it's never a one-person game; a single tree cannot form a boat, and a solitary sail cannot travel far. If you're feeling confused about your losses, feel free to come chat with me anytime. Let's stabilize our rhythm together and seize the opportunities we should have.
He’s one of those I shared this with; it’s just been a few days.
