In the cryptocurrency world over the years, the scariest thing I've seen is not the sharp declines, but rather those who have lost everything yet still seem to have pressed the fast-forward button,
insisting on taking one more gamble, which is clearly not trading coins, but rather playing a game of "inertia falling off a building."
Recently, a fan approached me, looking as gloomy as if he had been drenched in a rainstorm for three days and nights: "Brother, my account is probably beyond saving."
After chatting, I found out that when the market was extremely hot, he was like someone who had drunk fake liquor, continuously trading multiple times, pursuing highs, fully invested, and averaging down, this set of "death trilogy" was played to perfection,
resulting in three margin calls, 5WU completely evaporated, and the account only had 3000U left, his gaze at the K-line was more numb than looking at an ex's social media.
"Whether it can be turned around has nothing to do with the market, it just depends on whether you dare to hit the pause button first."
We didn't touch any trading software in the first step; we laid flat at home for three days and reviewed the past trading records.
Goodness, he wrote a four-page "crash diary," and he was shocked — it was all about impulsive orders, stubbornly holding onto losing positions, and buying blindly like snatching discounted eggs from an elderly lady, completely without strategy.
Then we came up with a "salty fish turnaround plan." The first phase involved only small position trend-following trades, with position control stricter than meal portions during a diet, earning just 3%-5% daily.
The goal was not to get rich overnight but to first develop a sense of rhythm, similar to learning to ride a bike by stabilizing the handlebars.
After half a month of this relaxed operation, the 3000U grew to 9500U, with drawdowns not exceeding 5%, more regular than the security guard's schedule in the community.
As the second phase began, we gradually increased the positions, focusing on swing trading opportunities, setting stop-loss lines more punctual than a work clock-in, and leaving immediately if wrong without looking back.
The third phase was waiting to catch big fish in trends, selecting the most favorable main rally, and listing out the buy and sell points, position increase rhythm, and profit-taking plans in detail, like a wedding itinerary. When the market moved, we followed the script, taking profits in batches.
Not only did he turn his situation around, but he also built a safety cushion. But his biggest gain was realizing: Making money is not about luck, it entirely relies on planning, rhythm, and execution, stepping forward one footprint at a time.
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