At 11 pm, WeChat suddenly rang, and Xiaoxue's voice was crying, making people feel tight: 'Brother Jin, 150,000 U is only 8,000 left... The mortgage card is empty, and if this continues, I can only set up a street stall.'

After reading the delivery orders she sent, I couldn't help but frown - she made up to 33 transactions a day, and the handling fees alone were more than her current remaining principal;

As soon as the local dog coins emerged, she rushed in with a full position, and was cut to only a fraction left as soon as the market opened; at three in the morning, she was still staring at the 1-minute K-line, and her eyes in the video were swollen like walnuts, full of bloodshot eyes.

This is not speculation in coins! It is clearly taking the dangerous market as a playground! I immediately called and said firmly: 'If you want to turn the tables, first throw away your machine gun that 'fires whenever you see an opportunity', learn to be a sniper and wait for the signal, and if you keep messing around like this, you will lose the last bit of your principal sooner or later.'

Later, I set three iron rules for Xiaoxue. I didn't expect that ninety days later, her account would return to six figures and far exceed the initial loss. Today, I am sharing these dry goods, hoping to help as many people as possible.

First, only eat the meat near your mouth, don't chase the distant fragrance. I asked her to immediately turn off the 1-minute and 5-minute short-term K-lines, and only focus on the 1-hour and 4-hour trend charts. If the key position is not broken, never do anything.

In the past, as long as she saw someone in the community shouting 'local dogs are soaring', she would be eager to follow; now, she can stare at the 4-hour chart of BTC for three days until the signal is clear before entering the market.

She later told me that once she saw her colleagues rushing to chase local dogs and losing money, and she didn't enter the market because she was patient enough to wait for the signal. For the first time, she felt that 'missing' was more practical and reassuring than 'doing wrong'.

Second, rolling positions leave confidence: hide half of the profits, and withdraw immediately if you lose. I set strict position and profit/loss rules for her:

The initial position should never exceed 5%. For example, if the principal is 10,000 U, only open a position of 500 U; as long as the profit reaches 25%, close half of the position, transfer the money to a cold wallet to store it, and set a moving stop loss for the remaining orders; once the loss reaches 3%, no matter how unwilling, immediately cut the position and leave the market.

The first time she operated ETH according to this rule, she was still struggling with whether to take more, but in the end, she closed her position according to the rules. Later, the market did pull back as expected, and she was glad that she had adhered to discipline and avoided risks.

Third, discipline is more important than watching the market, don't be a 'blind gambling addict'. I asked her to keep a manual account for every order, writing down the reasons for opening the position, the stop-loss and take-profit points, and the emotional state at the time; as long as she loses two orders in a row, she should immediately turn off the trading software and not operate anymore.

Once, she wanted to increase her position to recover her losses due to a loss-making order. I quickly persuaded her to turn off the computer and go downstairs to buy a box of strawberries to relax, avoiding a bigger loss. Later, she gradually developed the habit of turning off the computer on time at 11 pm, no longer staying up late to watch the market, and her mentality became more stable.

From 'staring at the K-line until 3 am and having bloodshot eyes' to 'turning off the computer on time at 11 pm to rest', Xiaoxue's pace of life slowed down, her mentality stabilized, and her operations became smoother.

Ninety days later, Xiaoxue sent a screenshot of her account, and the balance clearly showed 240,000 U! It also included a photo of her preparing to go for a walk in the park, with the caption: 'I used to think that speculating in coins was gambling on the K-line, but now I understand that sticking to discipline is more important than anything else.'

There has never been a miracle of turning the tables by luck in the currency circle, only the transformation from messing around to following the rules.

If you are like Xiaoxue in the past, and have fallen in the currency circle, you may want to try these methods, which can help you avoid some detours. Follow @趋势猎手老金 , and I will share more practical cases like Xiaoxue's in the future, as well as specific discipline execution techniques, to help you go more steadily and further in the currency circle.