From continuously liquidating 70,000 U to breaking even +36,000 in 14 days, only changing one small habit.
Many people think that making money in the crypto world relies on luck.
In fact, the truth is harsh: luck can only let you enjoy short-term gains, but what truly allows you to turn things around is always habits.
I have a brother nearby who previously went all in recklessly, losing 70,000 U, leaving his account in shambles. He would tell me every day:
"Bro, am I just not cut out for trading crypto? Am I destined to have no fortune?"
I laughed.
Because I knew the problem was not in the crypto world, but in his failure to develop that habit.
Later, I made him change just a little:
👉 Before entering the market, always set a stop-loss point, no matter how optimistic you are about the market.
With just this one action, he transformed from a disorganized trader into a systematic one.
In the first trade, he tested the waters with 5,000 U, keeping the stop-loss under 150 U. The market moved in his favor, and he gained 3 times.
In the second trade, he rolled over the profits, continued to hold on to the target price, and the profits exploded directly.
In 14 days, from the bottom of liquidation, he not only made up for the 70,000 U loss but also made an additional 36,000 in net profit.
You might think it's exaggerated, but this is the most real logic in the crypto world:
Most people die from greed and fantasies, while a few live by execution and discipline.
No one can predict 100% how the market will move or how the K-lines will shake.
But once you have the habit of "cutting losses when wrong, holding tight when right," the chance of liquidation is directly eliminated, and the speed of recovery becomes frighteningly fast.
I often say that liquidation is not a technical problem, but a habit problem.
When habits are correct, the market becomes a cash machine.
When habits are wrong, no matter how much capital you have, it’s just money that will cost you your life.
I have seen too many people fall because of this and a few who took off because of it.
As for how my brother managed to "roll over profits and have his account rocket up," I won't go into detail here.
If you still don't understand after reading this, it means you're still missing that one step.
