At two thirty in the morning, I received a message from a stranger: "Brother Tian, can you help me?"
I opened the profile, and it was a middle-aged man named "Old Chen," with a profile picture that looked like a factory workshop. He sent a screenshot of his account — a balance of 120,000 USDT three months ago, now down to less than 6,000 USDT.
"I've been running a hardware store in Dongguan for ten years, and all my savings have been lost." His voice carried a strong southern accent, "Now I can't even turn over the goods payment..."
Lesson One: Recognizing Reality
"First, let's transfer out this 6,000 USDT." I sent a cold wallet address, "For the next two weeks, send me three things every day:"
Photos of the factory in operation (to prove it is still functioning) Handwritten daily BTC key price Reflection on yesterday's trading
On the first day, the photo he sent showed a note saying "No operations today" next to the machine tool.
Lesson Two: Dissecting the Wound
I asked him to organize his loss records:
The most painful trade: Chasing a pump on a certain altcoin, losing 40,000 USDT in a single trade The dumbest operation: Buying and selling the same amount of money 7 times in one day The most frustrating moment: Just when I cut my losses, it rebounded, and I couldn't help but buy back at a high
"Do you know why this happened?" I asked.
He was silent for a long time: "Always thinking that the losses today will be made up for tomorrow..."
Lesson Three: Learning to Walk Again
When ETH showed monthly support, I devised a strict plan:
First position 1,000 USDT (buy at current price) Add 1,000 USDT for every 8% drop Stop loss immediately if it breaks the support line
In the trading screenshot he sent, the remarks section read: "First time operating according to the plan."
Three months later
In the photo, Old Chen stands in front of the newly bought delivery truck, with an account balance of 172,000 USDT.
"Now I listen to your trading recordings every day while delivering goods," he said with a smile, "I've made even more than before when I was watching the market."
To all friends on the edge of the abyss:
Losing 90% is not scary; what’s scary is gambling with the last 10% Continuing to bet requires a precise trading plan of "how much to lose before admitting defeat" Wealth is like the screws in a hardware store, tightened one by one.
How many people have lost hope in the fluctuations? Countless — but the core is just one: dare to follow, dare to act, and do not drag your feet.
The next wave of layout is already drawn, with points, rhythm, and positions all clearly marked. Hang out with @币来财888 , no nonsense, just adhere to one principle: precise targeting, no useless efforts.
But let me be clear: Only bring those with strong execution.