The Most Ruthless Comeback in the Crypto World: After Losing 1 Million, He Won Back His Life with Three Words
I have seen too many stories in the crypto world, but he is the one that remains unforgettable to me.
This brother was once a typical "crypto prisoner"—after three years of trading, he went from full of hope to losing a million, with his account balance reduced to nothing but reluctant grit. If it were someone else, they would have long embraced a "let's gamble and turn things around" mentality, sinking deeper into the chaos of buying high and selling low.
But he didn’t. That day, with red eyes, he said: "Teacher, I will only listen to you, I will trust you one last time."
In the next six months, he ingrained "discipline" into his operations:
The principal was divided into 10 parts, with no single position exceeding 15%;
All profits were rolled back into the account, not touching a penny of the principal;
The stop-loss line was set harder than steel, strictly capping each loss to within 3% of the principal;
When the market was stagnant, he held cash tightly, and when opportunities arose, he acted decisively.
While others were still staying up late after liquidation, looking for excuses, his account quietly changed. From making a few thousand weekly to stabilizing recovery monthly, one day six months later, he sent a screenshot: the loss number was completely zeroed out.
"Teacher, I have broken even, I am leaving this circle." A simple sentence, yet it holds more power than any profit screenshot.
The harsh truth of the crypto world is: 90% of liquidations are not due to fierce market conditions, but rather itchy hands. The real formula for turning things around is never "godly predictions", but rather position management + strict execution.
Some have been trading for ten years, still stuck in the loop of trying to break even, while some have completed others' long march in just six months through steady and solid moves. The difference lies in whether you are willing to break out of the "gambler's mindset" and learn to combat your own greed and fear.
If you are still struggling in the quagmire of liquidation, if you are often lost in the chaos of buying high and selling low, don’t rely on luck to bet on the future anymore.
