I personally brought him from 1400U to 54,000 U, yet on the 36th day, I blocked him. This story might help you understand the true meaning of 'turning over' in the crypto world.
When he found me, his account only had 1400U left, the aftermath of his third liquidation. Every early morning, he would send me messages: 'Brother, if I lose again, I will quit the circle.' That anxiety of wanting to get rich overnight yet fearing another loss closely resembled our feelings when we first entered the market.
On the first day, I told him to use 10% of his capital to invest in ETH. He stared at the screen and retorted, 'Only 200U? How long until I make a profit?' I looked at him and said, 'You're not here to gamble; you're here to rebuild your account.' After hesitating, he pressed the buy button.
Three days later, the market started, and the account had an unrealized profit of 36%. I told him to convert the 600+ U he earned into stablecoins and only use the original position to continue trading: 'Profits should be like seeds; you need to keep them before they can grow.' During that time, we almost monitored the market together, and he wrote down every trade in his notebook, even the simulations at three in the morning were densely packed.
1400U, 1900U, 5200U, 8700U... On the 28th day, the account broke 50,000. He suddenly asked, 'Brother, am I considered a pro now? Can I bring friends to do this?' I didn't answer, I just saw him starting to share profit screenshots on his Moments, writing 'It's not hard to make a comeback in the crypto world.'
On the 34th day, he secretly went all in on altcoins, reasoning that 'after watching the K-line for three days, I feel it will definitely rise.' As a result, his account instantly lost 43%. 'I just wanted to test my judgment.' His tone revealed a sense of defiance. From that point on, he frequently engaged in short-term trading, with stop-losses becoming increasingly casual, resembling his state just before the liquidation.
On the 36th day, I blocked him. It wasn't because I felt sorry for his losses, but because I watched him throw away the most basic disciplines of 'position allocation, stop-loss, and rolling positions.' The rules that were gradually ingrained in his trading habits over those 28 days ultimately lost to the impulse to 'prove himself.'
The cruel truth of the crypto world is: going from 1400U to 50,000 is not difficult; the difficult part is maintaining 50,000 and continuing onward. Those who truly survive have never relied on a single explosive profit but have turned discipline into a conditioned reflex. As old fishermen say, going out to sea doesn't depend on catching a big fish once but knowing where the reefs are.
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