From losing 50,000 USDT to turning a profit in my account, I only did one thing right: I built a system for myself.

Every day, fans ask me:

"There's only 3,000 USDT left, can I still save it?"

I understand that feeling of the sky falling down—because I have also lain at the bottom of the same pit.

Back then, I went all-in, used high leverage, chased trends, and lost down to only 2,300 USDT.

In the most desperate moment, I uninstalled the trading software for three days to force myself to calm down.

At that moment, I realized: turning things around doesn't rely on miracles but on a system that can cage luck.

So I broke the revival down into four steps, asking one question for each step—"Will this make the system stronger?"

Step 1: Stop the bleeding, don't die first

Split the capital into 10 parts, using only 1 part to test the waters each time;

Do not trade in markets you don’t understand, do not touch coins you don’t understand;

The only goal is: survive, give the system time.

Step 2: Build the framework, make trading replicable

I only do two types of structures: 4-hour level trends + 15-minute level breakouts;

Write every step as an SOP: entry conditions, stop-loss formulas, profit-taking levels;

Immediately review each trade: take screenshots + summarize in three sentences, put it in Notion, and backtest once a week.

When the win rate exceeds 50% for three consecutive weeks, I allow myself to proceed to the next step.

Step 3: Roll profits, not risks

Increase positions only with profits, not with the principal;

After two consecutive losses, automatically reduce the position size by 50%;

If profits exceed 20%, take a mandatory day off to prevent getting carried away.

Remember: the speed of position expansion should never exceed the speed of cognitive expansion.

Step 4: Solidify into habit

Print the SOP and stick it on the screen; if you violate it once, punish yourself with 50 push-ups;

At the end of the month, pull the data: win rate, profit-loss ratio, maximum drawdown, if any of the three metrics do not meet the standard, downgrade and start over;

Break down the goals into a calendar: learn a new indicator every week, update the strategy library once a month.

The system is not written in a notebook but grown in the muscles.

Six months later, 2,300 USDT → 10,000, one year later 100,000.

What truly saved me was not the market, but turning every click into an experiment, letting probability speak.

How many USDT are left? First, write that page of the system, the market is just helping you hit the print button. @小花生说币