In the crypto world, many people only show their profit charts, but no one is willing to talk about the dark times of losses.

Today, I want to speak some truths and give a reminder to the brothers who are still in deep trouble.

In that bear market, I lost a total of 600,000. I couldn't sleep every day, cleared my social media, my family didn’t understand, and friends avoided me. I even reached a point where I didn’t dare to open the trading app; my heart felt like it was going to explode.

Until one day, I came across a saying: “Losing money is just the beginning; holding on is the end.”

At that moment, it felt like someone suddenly pulled me out of the mud.

I sat back down in front of my computer and treated the remaining 3,500 USDT in my account as my last chance.

It wasn’t about going all in again or gambling on luck; I started to review, summarize, admit my mistakes, and reset.

At that time, I finally understood — the losses I had before were not due to bad luck, but because I didn’t understand trading at all:

Not setting stop losses, going all in, blindly following trends, frequently switching coins, having zero position control... to put it bluntly, that wasn’t trading, it was just rolling dice.

This time, I only did one thing: I rolled out my positions in small steps, strictly executing my plan.

I divided the 3,500 USDT into two parts: one for defense, one for offense.

Only trade the market I can understand. Take profits of 5%-10% per trade and don’t be greedy; always set stop losses, cut losses when wrong, and don’t hold onto fantasies; if the market isn’t clear, stay in cash and wait for opportunities.

In the first week, I rolled from 3,500 USDT to 5,200 USDT; in the second week, I broke 10,000; by the sixth week, my account finally showed a number of over 50,000.

That night, I turned off the computer and sat in a daze for half an hour. Not because of how much I earned, but because for the first time, I believed I could really turn things around.

I didn’t have any miraculous operations, nor any insider information.

I just used a “very simple” rhythm strategy: not rushing, not going heavy, maintaining my pace, and only playing in familiar situations.

You see, many people are losing money now, and to put it simply, it’s one word: “chaos.”

The rhythm is chaotic, emotions are chaotic, and operations are even more chaotic.

You really don’t need to be very smart; as long as you can keep steady, even small funds can turn things around.

As for how I select points, how I roll, and which market to engage with or avoid? I can’t go into too much detail in this article, but if you really want to see real trading rhythm — I’m always here, willing to help you turn things around.

Don’t struggle alone; a lone sail cannot travel far, and a single tree cannot form a boat.

In the crypto world, there are many lost souls, but I only ferry those who are destined!