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I personally took him from 1400U to 5.4U, but in the end, I blocked him
This story might give you a clearer understanding of the 'turnaround' in the crypto world
He is a typical 'scared of losing but unwilling to give up' retail investor. When he first came in, his account had already experienced a liquidation, and there were only 1400U left in the account.
Every day he worried: Bro, if I lose again, I’m quitting the crypto world
This mindset is something everyone should understand; wanting to make quick money, lacking patience, but also afraid of missing out.
On the first day, I told him to allocate 10% for building positions, and he was scared, saying: What can I earn like this?
I told him: You're not here to make quick money; you're here to turn things around.
He listened, gritted his teeth, and decided to follow my advice.
Three days later, profit +36%
I told him to keep the profit separate, continue with the original position, and not to make any rash moves.
This is the first step of rolling positions: letting profit generate profit. In the days that followed, we were almost online 24/7, predicting every market wave in advance, successfully extracting only the interest when we succeeded, without touching the principal.
Every time he made a mistake, he reviewed it until three in the morning.
Starting from 1400U, rolling to 1900U, 5200U, 8700U...
On the 28th day, he asked me: Bro, can I lead someone now?
I was silent.
It wasn't that he couldn't, but he was starting to get carried away.
On the 34th day, he heavily invested in a shitcoin without my approval, losing 43%.
I asked him: Why didn’t you ask me?
He said: I wanted to test my own logic.
As a result, he fell back into the gambler's mode.
On the 36th day, I blocked him.
Not because he lost money, but because he forgot the most important lesson I taught him: a real turnaround isn’t about making a big profit at once, but following a disciplined system, executing repeatedly, treating every profit as the next bullet.
In the crypto world, those who survive are never the ones eager to get rich quickly, but those who can control themselves and stick to the discipline.
The amount of principal doesn't matter; the key is whether you can be ruthless, roll positions to the rhythm, and follow the rules.
Some people can grow from 1400U to 54,000U, but in the end, only a few can go all the way because they have self-discipline and understand how to control themselves to overcome that 'gambler mode'.
This story might give you a clearer understanding of the 'turnaround' in the crypto world
He is a typical 'scared of losing but unwilling to give up' retail investor. When he first came in, his account had already experienced a liquidation, and there were only 1400U left in the account.
Every day he worried: Bro, if I lose again, I’m quitting the crypto world
This mindset is something everyone should understand; wanting to make quick money, lacking patience, but also afraid of missing out.
On the first day, I told him to allocate 10% for building positions, and he was scared, saying: What can I earn like this?
I told him: You're not here to make quick money; you're here to turn things around.
He listened, gritted his teeth, and decided to follow my advice.
Three days later, profit +36%
I told him to keep the profit separate, continue with the original position, and not to make any rash moves.
This is the first step of rolling positions: letting profit generate profit. In the days that followed, we were almost online 24/7, predicting every market wave in advance, successfully extracting only the interest when we succeeded, without touching the principal.
Every time he made a mistake, he reviewed it until three in the morning.
Starting from 1400U, rolling to 1900U, 5200U, 8700U...
On the 28th day, he asked me: Bro, can I lead someone now?
I was silent.
It wasn't that he couldn't, but he was starting to get carried away.
On the 34th day, he heavily invested in a shitcoin without my approval, losing 43%.
I asked him: Why didn’t you ask me?
He said: I wanted to test my own logic.
As a result, he fell back into the gambler's mode.
On the 36th day, I blocked him.
Not because he lost money, but because he forgot the most important lesson I taught him: a real turnaround isn’t about making a big profit at once, but following a disciplined system, executing repeatedly, treating every profit as the next bullet.
In the crypto world, those who survive are never the ones eager to get rich quickly, but those who can control themselves and stick to the discipline.
The amount of principal doesn't matter; the key is whether you can be ruthless, roll positions to the rhythm, and follow the rules.
Some people can grow from 1400U to 54,000U, but in the end, only a few can go all the way because they have self-discipline and understand how to control themselves to overcome that 'gambler mode'.
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