Last year, there was a fan who operated recklessly, losing his way from 100,000 USDT to only 5,000 USDT, and almost gave up in the end.

His state at that time was strikingly similar to 90% of the brothers losing money in the crypto circle.

Crazy trading, dozens of orders a day, transaction fees faster than the principal, always feeling he could gamble and win.

FOMO and went all-in on meme coins, but when he woke up, his account was down to a mere fraction.

He was still staring at the market at 3 AM every day, the K-line chart in front of him was dazzling, watching himself lose more and more.

He couldn't help but ask himself: Am I being slaughtered by the market like a pig?

Later, he found me, bringing 5,000 USDT, filled with despair. I looked at him and said:

Want to turn things around? Learn to trade like a sniper, not spray with a Gatling gun.

From that moment on, I only gave him three principles:

1. Only trade in certain market conditions, refuse to be a slave to K-lines.

Throw away the 1-minute K-line, look for breakthroughs at levels above 4 hours.

Better to miss 10 opportunities than to make one wrong trade! High trading volume doesn't necessarily mean profit; trading less gives you more room to profit.

At most, trade three times a day; if you feel itchy, go work out, don’t touch the keyboard again.

2. The devil's rolling method: win big, lose small, let profits run wildly.

The first order should never exceed 10% of your capital (500 USDT). If you make 20%, immediately take half the profit, set a trailing stop for the rest, and let the profits run.

If you lose 5%, cut the order immediately, do not average down, do not fantasize.

Stop-loss is a lifesaver; lucky thinking will lead to death.

3. Discipline is greater than everything, record every trade.

If you have two consecutive stop-losses, shut down immediately to prevent emotional collapse.

Don’t hold on to the luck of “just hold on a bit longer to break even.”

Every time you lose, understand why you lost; when you gain, maximize it.

After he learned this method for a few months, his account finally stabilized, and he regained quite a bit.

Later, he asked me: Why didn’t anyone tell me this before?

I smiled and told him: Because 99% of people would rather blow their accounts than admit they're gamblers.

The first step to a real turnaround is to learn to survive; before you lose all your capital, practice good stop-loss strategies.

The method I gave him fundamentally changed his trading mindset and gave him a real chance.

If you are feeling confused now or need more guidance, feel free to reach out to me anytime; I will provide you with a detailed analysis!