Last year, there was a fan who messed around and reduced 100,000 U to only 10,000 U.

That state was the same as most brothers losing money—high-frequency trading, crazy losses, dozens of trades a day, with transaction fees dropping faster than the principal.

In the end, he stubbornly clung to his belief: "The bull market is coming, quick return!" What was the result? The account was zeroed out, the bull market didn’t come, only losses.

FOMO betting really turns you into chives if you're not careful. Seeing others flaunt hundredfold coins, he got excited and went all in, only to wake up and find his account was left with nothing.

During that time, he stared at the market every day at three in the morning, getting dizzy from the candlestick charts, and couldn’t help but ask himself: "Am I being slaughtered by the market like a pig?"

I told him, do you want to turn things around? First, learn to stabilize your mindset, trade like a sniper, not spray like a Gatling gun!

I gave him three simple yet harsh rules:

Be a sniper, not a Gatling gun.

Only trade confirmed trends, ignore the temptation of 1-minute candlestick charts, and look for major breakthroughs on the 4-hour level. Better to miss 10 opportunities than to make one wrong trade.

No more than three trades a day; if your hands are itchy, go lift weights, don’t touch the keyboard.

The devil's rolling method.

The first trade should never exceed 10% (500 U); add to your position after making a profit. Take profit at 20% immediately, set a trailing stop for the rest, and cut off losses at 5%—never average down. Stop-loss is a lifesaver; don’t stubbornly hold on!

Emotional control, master the trading rhythm.

If you have two consecutive stop-losses, turn off the computer immediately! Avoid revenge trading due to emotional loss of control. Review trades every day; if you lost, know where you lost, and if you made money, know how to maximize it.

He steadily recovered his capital using these methods and asked me: "Why didn’t anyone tell me these?" I smiled and answered: "Because 99% of people are unwilling to admit they are gamblers, they would rather blow up their accounts than stop."

The first step to turning things around is not to bet big but to learn to survive! Before losing all your capital, first practice good stop-loss. Remember: discipline is more important than anything else!

The market changes rapidly; when there’s movement, I shout at the first moment! If you want to hold steady chips and seize opportunities, pay attention, don’t miss the next wave! #BNB创新高 #巨鲸动向