At 3:17 AM, the notification sound rang out, and I opened that screenshot: account balance $5,000, with three liquidation records lying in the transaction history. I immediately initiated a video call; the bloodshot in his eyes was denser than the candlestick chart.

"Shut down the contract interface, now!" My voice slammed through like ice, "Turn on your screen sharing."

First cut: Capital dissection. I marked three bloodlines on the screen with a red marker:

$4,000 spot shield: $2,000 to be purchased in batches for BTC/ETH (limit orders set 5% below yesterday's low), $1,200 allocated to SOL and ARB (using a dollar-cost averaging strategy to buy $100 daily), $800 deposited into Binance Earn for an annualized 8% interest on demand.

$1,000 contract dagger: Split into 10 bullets of $100, with individual opening positions not exceeding 3x leverage, and the stop-loss line must be set at 2% of the opening price.

$0.27 psychological placebo: "This money should go to tip the analyst on Twitter who calls the shots the most accurately, as a protection fee."

Second cut: Spot strangulation net. I had him pull up the ETH 4-hour chart: "Do you see this converging triangle? Set a grid order at 1600, with a range set from 1540 to 1680, placing an order every $20. Split the $2,000 BTC spot into five parts, adding a position for each 5% drop below the previous low."

Third cut: Contract sniping technique. On the third day at dawn, BTC suddenly plummeted 8%, and he panicked sending 17 voice messages. I directly seized control of the screen: "Place a 2x long position at the golden retracement level of 38200 (using only $100 bullets), set the stop-loss at 37800, and take profit in three stages: 30% at 38800, 50% at $39500, and hold the rest for a breakout." (The screen was suddenly flooded with profit screenshots—this trade yielded an 83% return.)

Deadly turn: In the fourth week, he nearly repeated his mistakes. When ADA suddenly surged 30%, he tried to chase the long position with all his funds. I remotely locked his account and forced a withdrawal of $31,000 principal, continuing operations with pure profits:

$18,000 to continue executing the spot grid strategy.

$9,000 for contract volatility capture (leverage reduced to 2x).

The remaining $4,000 deposited into stablecoin wealth management.

Final liquidation day: On May 9th, when BTC broke through 66,000, his spot grid captured the entire fluctuation range's profits, and the contract account seized the breakout trend with 3x leverage. When the account balance broke 100,000, I sent the final voice message:

In this $100,000 profit, the spot grid contributed 41%, the contracts contributed 37%, and wealth management interest and airdrops contributed 22%.

Before, one person was wandering in the dark, now the light is in my hands.

The light has been shining, will you follow or not? @币来财888