47 days, turning $400 into over $30,000, which is about 220,000 RMB. I made the money, but in the end, I still blocked her.

I traded with a friend; she started from almost losing everything and multiplied her investment by 80 times in less than two months, yet I still deleted her.

At first, she only had $400 left, having been fooled by the market several times, and she had lost confidence. She told me: "If I lose this time, I’m done for good."

I initially only let her use 10% of her money to test the waters. She felt it was too little and that the gains were slow. But I told her: "We’re not here to gamble; we’re here to steadily turn things around."

In three days, she made a 36% profit, and I told her to transfer the profits out first, while the principal continued to be operated according to the strategy. During that time, we often reviewed trades together and discussed, setting stop-loss and take-profit points in advance for each trade. We would take profits whenever we made money, never touching the principal. If she made random trades, I would stay up with her,

ensuring we understood where she went wrong.

The account gradually grew like this:

400 → 1100 → 3200 → 8700… until it exceeded $30,000.

On the 38th day, she suddenly asked me: "Can I make money for others too?"

I didn’t respond, but I knew she was starting to get carried away.

Sure enough, on the 44th day, she didn’t tell me and bought a meme coin with her entire account, losing 43% overnight. I asked her why she did that, and she said: "I just wanted to try it myself."

Three days later, I blocked her.

Not because she lost money, but because she had reverted to her old ways: impulsively placing orders, being led by greed, and no longer adhering to discipline.

This incident made me believe even more: making money in this market really doesn’t rely on luck or a miraculous operation; it relies on gradually accumulating profits and strictly

executing plans.

Having a small principal is not the problem; not being able to control oneself is the problem.

How long you can earn doesn’t depend on how much you’ve made in the past but on whether you can remain calm and disciplined. Others can provide you with methods and patience, but the final step—self-discipline—can only come from yourself.

I am Da Sheng, a cryptocurrency blogger focusing on steady trading strategies. Follow me, and let’s learn the logic that can truly make money together. $SOL #非农就业数据来袭