I personally helped him grow from 2000U to 54,000U, but on the 36th day, I blocked him. This story might help you understand the true meaning of 'turning the tables' in the crypto world.

When he first found me, his account only had 2000U left, a remnant after his third liquidation. Every morning he would message me: 'Bro, if I lose any more, I’m completely out of the game.' That anxiety of wanting to make quick money while fearing missing out felt just like us when we first entered the market.

On the first day, I taught him to use 10% of his position to build a position in ETH. He looked at the screen and asked back: 'Just 200U? When will I make money from this?' I looked him in the eyes and said: 'You’re not here to gamble; you're here to rebuild your account.' He gritted his teeth and pressed the buy button.

Three days later, the market started moving, and his account was up 36%. I told him to transfer the over 600U profit to a stablecoin wallet and only use the original position for further operations. 'Profits should be like nurturing seeds; store them first before they sprout.' During that time, we almost synchronized our market watching; he recorded every operation in his notebook, even annotating the market predictions at 3 a.m. with dense notes.

2000U, 2800U, 5200U, 8700U... On the 28th day, when he broke 50,000, he suddenly asked: 'Bro, am I considered an expert now? Can I bring friends in?' I didn’t respond; I only saw him starting to post profit screenshots on his social media, captioned 'Turning the tables in the crypto world is not hard.'

On the 34th day, he secretly took a large position in a meme coin, reasoning that 'after watching the K-line for three days, I felt it would definitely go up.' By the time I noticed, his account was already down 43%. 'I wanted to test my judgment.' His tone was filled with defiance. From that day on, he began to frequently trade short positions, setting wider stop losses, resembling his state just after his liquidation.

On the 36th day, when I blocked him, his account still had 28,000U left. It wasn’t about feeling sorry for the loss, but seeing him throw away the basic rules of 'diversification, stop-loss, and rolling positions' — the discipline we had ingrained in our operations over 28 days ultimately lost to the impulse to 'prove himself.'

The cruel truth of the crypto world is: growing from 2000U to 50,000 is not hard; the hard part is holding onto 50,000 and continuing to move forward. Those who survive do not rely on a single big win but turn discipline into a reflex. Just like the old fishermen say, going out to sea isn’t about catching a big fish once; it’s knowing which waters have hidden reefs. #ETH创历史新高