From 8,000 to 100,000 USD! A female follower cried and asked me to help her turn things around; these 3 trading rules saved her

At two in the morning, a female follower sent a voice message, with a crying tone saying: "Brother, I have only 8,000 left from 150,000 USD, my mortgage card is maxed out, I really can't hold on anymore."

I opened her trading records, and my heart sank: more than fifty trades in one day, fees piling up thicker than the principal; she went all in on Dogecoin, and all that was left was a disaster; at three in the morning, she was still staring at the 1-minute candlestick chart, her eyes swollen like walnuts.

This is not trading; it's clearly treating the market like a Mahjong table, tossing oneself in as a chip.

I only replied, "If you want to turn things around, first throw away the machine gun and learn to be a sniper."

Then I gave her three iron rules, and ninety days later, her account returned to six figures.

Today, I’m sharing this; if it can help one person, it’s worth it.

1. Only trade what you understand

Completely turn off the 1-minute and 5-minute charts, and only look at periods longer than 4 hours.

Do not act unless breaking a key level; it’s better to miss ten opportunities than to make one mistake.

A maximum of three trades a day; if you feel itchy, go for a walk, lock the keyboard in the drawer.

Market opportunities are not seized; they are waited for.

2. Rolling method: let profits run, let losses stop

The first trade never exceeds 5% of total funds; for 10,000 USD, the maximum is 500 USD.

When profits reach 25%, close half first, and use a trailing stop to lock in gains, let the bullets fly for a bit.

If losses reach 3%, cut the position unconditionally; do not add to the position, do not average down, do not hold illusions.

Stop-loss is a life jacket, not a shackle.

3. Discipline is life

Write notes for every trade: entry reasons, stop-loss levels, take-profit levels, and rate your emotional state at the time.

If you have two consecutive stop-loss trades, turn off the machine immediately, and resume the next day.

Weekly reviews are necessary, you must achieve "understand the losses clearly, know the gains clearly."

The market rewards the calm; it does not reward those who are busy with no purpose.

Ninety days later, she sent a screenshot: 108,000 USD.

She said, "It wasn't that the market was bad before; it was that I was gambling."

I replied, "Being able to admit you were a gambler is the first step to turning things around."

If you are also staring blankly at a green account, jot these three rules down and stick them on your screen.

Survive first; then you’ll have the chance to pull the trigger again.

If you need me to help monitor the market or review trades, just DM me anytime; I am always here. #ETH走势分析 $ETH