At 3:17 AM, my Discord popped up a message: "Teacher, I'm done... I just blew the last order, only 2800U left..."

Opening his trading records, my heart sank—over the past 30 days, he made 147 trades, with an average leverage of 82 times, and the longest holding time... 11 minutes.

Week 1: Withdrawal Treatment

I gave him a "Detox Plan":

Uninstall all market software, only keep the exchange app, and check the market three times a day (9:00/14:00/21:00). Each trade must be recorded by hand (including current emotions).

At the end of the first week, he only made 2 trades:

90U long BTC, stop loss 2%, profit 5% 90U short ETH, stop loss 2%, loss 2%

Account balance: 2837U

"So it turns out not watching the market can actually make money?" His voice was filled with confusion.

Weeks 2-4: Mechanical Hunting

We established the "Predator Rule":

🐆 Only trade during the overlap between London/New York sessions (14:00-17:00)

🐆 Only make the first pullback after daily level breakouts

🐆 Strictly 3% position for each trade, 5x leverage, stop loss 3%

In the fourth week, he caught the LTC breakout pullback and made a 22% gain on a 5x long position. When the account broke 10,000U, he sent a photo—his trading journal filled with red exclamation marks: "It turns out resisting the urge to place orders is harder than placing them!"

Weeks 5-8: Profit Domestication

When the account reached 30,000U, I required:

💰 Withdraw 30% of profits every week

💰 Immediately convert withdrawn funds to USDT for investment

💰 For every additional 10,000U in principal, lower the position size by 0.5%

On the day BTC plummeted in the eighth week, the community was in despair. Our pre-arranged 5x short position gained 37%, and the account surged to 68,000U. He sent a recording—background sound was a baby crying: "Teacher, this is the first time I've used trading profits to pay for formula..."

Final Results

Three months later:

• Account balance: 102,000U

• Total withdrawals: 70,000U

• Total profit: 172,000U

The most precious thing is not the numbers, but the changes in his latest trading records:

Average holding time: 6 days Maximum drawdown in a single day: 1.2% Number of trades in the last 30 days: 9 times

Now he has become the leader of the community's "Addiction Recovery Group," always telling newcomers: "Trading is not gambling, it’s management. When you learn to refuse 99% of opportunities, that 1% of profit will come looking for you."

The next wave of layout has been drawn, and mixing with @币来财888 means recognizing one principle: precise sniping, no wasted effort.

But let me be clear: only accompany those with strong execution.