People often ask: "Can 2500U turn into 90,000 U in six months?"

I first counter with, "Do you want to turn things around steadily, or take a last gamble?" Only when they reply, "I want to live," do I relent: "It's possible, but there are two bottom lines to maintain—no emotional trades, and do not gamble with the principal."

There was a student who had 2300U hidden in a liquidation record, yet didn't engage in all-in operations—this is the only reason I was willing to guide him; "not gambling" is a prerequisite for survival in the crypto world.

There are no shortcuts in guiding students, the first step is to grind through the basics: only engage in small wave arbitrage, limit to 1 trade per day, with a position ≤ 15%, and a daily target of 2%-4%. I repeatedly emphasize: "Staying alive in the contract is more important than making quick money; 'stability' is more crucial than K-line techniques."

In the first week, he earned 300U, the next week his account broke 10,000, and in the third week, he was eager to increase his stake. I told him to halt trading for 3 days and write 500 words daily reflecting on his psychology: whether he wants to increase his position during fluctuations, whether he gets greedy during profits, and how to resist temptation.

I know all too well: turning around in the crypto world does not rely on waiting for the market but on the restraint to withdraw when the time is right. Those who cannot turn 5000U often fall into the traps of "urgency, gambling, and disbelief in discipline."

He steadily progressed for three months, and his account reached 40,000 U before I taught him the "two-phase medium-term layout + emotional turning point strategy"—it's not hidden knowledge; it's that most people cannot maintain foundational discipline and learn advanced strategies only to be disrupted by greed.

Six months later, he sent me a statement: 89,300U. I said, "Turning around isn’t hard; the challenge is not to fall into the pit of 'quick money' again."

The logic of turning around in crypto is quite simple:

Cognitive foundation: First think about "how to survive," then think about "how to earn," reject the gambler's mindset;

Discipline as protection: limit trades, limit positions, control targets, so that "stability" becomes muscle memory;

Strategy implementation: solidify small waves first, then learn advanced methods without rushing for results.

If you have around 2000U and want to avoid the liquidation pit and steadily turn things around, feel free to share your current difficulties—are you unable to control emotional trades, or can't find small wave strategies? @Air 安叔 , let's break down the pitfalls together!