Last year, a little brother who had been following me for two years sent me a message at three in the morning: the account only had 42,000 U left, and he wanted to delete the software.

I didn't advise him to calm down, just replied with, "Put out the cigarette, and let's fight one last battle together."

The first rule of war: lock yourself in a cage first.

On the first day, I had him lock the leverage at 5 times, only doing BTC EMA20 pullbacks after a daily volatility of >15%.

Stop loss at 2%, take profit at 5%, with a maximum of two trades per day.

In three days, 5,000 U was ground up to 8,300 U, slow like a dull knife cutting cowhide, but the edge did not roll.

The second week, we changed the hunting ground: ten minutes before a new coin goes online, the buy and sell orders are as thin as paper.

Set a limit order 2% lower in advance, as soon as the chips are in hand, immediately set a sell order 3% higher, rolling up to four times a night, with a single position not exceeding 20%.

In eight days, 8,300 U turned into 14,000 U.

He asked me if he could increase leverage, and I just replied with two words: withdraw.

For every 10,000 profit, withdraw 5,000 to a cold wallet, and uninstall the software on the spot.

Friends laughed at him for being foolish, but I told him: the biggest trap in a bull market is "it can go even higher."

Three months later, the cold wallet had 47,000 U, and the trading account was always kept below 20,000 U rolling.

Last night he came to find me, holding two cans of beer, but his eyes were bright like a knife.

He said, "Brother, I understand now - what really turned my situation around was not the technique, but the courage to stop during winning streaks and the courage to pull the trigger during a crash."

I patted his shoulder: "No matter how expensive the tuition, it's better than kneeling for a lifetime.

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