When he first added me, he had only 20,000 USDT left. After six months, his account grew to over 140,000, as if he had become a different person.

Last November, a fan sent me a private message, saying that he had been messing around for a year, buying and selling randomly, listening to various tips, and ended up losing everything except for the base amount.

He asked me, "Bro, I'm not here to gamble my life away. I just want to turn things around. Do I still have a chance?"

The first thing I told him was, "Don't rush to make money; first learn not to lose."

He decided to listen to me and started making steady trades. There was nothing magical about it; he just tossed away the previous habits of "itchy hands + impulsiveness + relying on luck."

Phase One: In less than three weeks, he grew his 20,000 to just over 40,000.

Only taking confident positions, executing trades steadily, without greed, without getting carried away, and without floating.

Phase Two: Holding cash became the norm.

Not trading out of anxiety; he waited for those "must-take" opportunities. When he did trade, he went in heavy, reaching 90,000 in two months.

Phase Three: With the rhythm established, he rode the trend up to 140,000.

He caught several major trends in a row and surged to 140,000 in one go.

During the process, he often said, "Bro, I was too anxious before, trying to recover my losses to the point of obsession, and ended up losing even more."

Now, with the rhythm going well, he feels relaxed; trading isn't so stressful, and his mindset isn't anxious anymore.

You say the market is difficult? It’s not that hard; it’s that you were too hasty.

Rhythm is about waiting; when the time is right, you make a decisive move.

It’s not about staring at the screen every day or going back and forth, but understanding the power of "stillness and movement."

The crypto world isn't that complicated, nor is it about gambling on luck. Those who are steady rely on rhythm logic and execution. There are daily market movements, but the opportunities that belong to you are actually few.

What you need to do is not rush every day, but wait for that "right" moment, and then seize it decisively.

I can't guide everyone, but for those who can understand the rhythm of trading, even if your account is down to a little bit, as long as you still want to keep going, you can still turn it around.

Don't rush blindly; stabilize the rhythm, and your account will continue to grow.

On this crypto journey, don’t always think about fighting alone.

It's easy to get lost alone; walking together gives direction.