The day A Qiang found me, his avatar was all gray.

His first message was, "I only have 5,000 left from 100,000 USDT. My hands shake when I look at the K-line. Should I just quit completely?"

Opening his trading records, I gasped — in three months, there were 47 trades, 39 stop losses, and 8 liquidations. Each time he went all-in, reluctant to close positions when the market went up and stubbornly holding on when it dropped, even daring to leverage 10 times on a 5% BTC pullback.

"You didn't lose to the market; you lost to the obsession of 'I must earn it back immediately.'" I sent him a message.

In the first week, I didn't let him touch any trades. Every day, I sent him three questions: "Why did you enter this trade? Where is your stop loss set? If you're wrong, how much can you accept losing?"

His answers were a mess. It turned out he was trading based on feelings, either not setting stop losses or setting them far beyond the liquidation price.

In the second week, I let him try with 20% of 5,000 USDT — only trading ETH and only waiting for the daily line to stabilize above the 20-day moving average.

On the fifth day, ETH surged from 1,800 to 1,950. Following my advice, he closed at 1,920 and made a profit of 180 USDT.

"Is that it? It can still go up!" He sent a string of exclamation marks. "What you lost before was paying for the 'it can still go up' mindset," I replied.

The real turning point came in the middle of the month. After two weeks of BTC trading sideways, the weekly chart broke through 28,000, with trading volume tripling.

"Increase the position by 30%, set a stop loss at 27,200." I sent him the order. He hesitated for half an hour before daring to place the order. Three days later, BTC reached 31,000. He followed the rules and closed half, holding for another two days until clearing out at 32,500 — this trade earned him over 8,000 USDT.

Since then, he seemed like a different person. No longer chasing 'meme coins,' he only focused on key levels of BTC and ETH. Before each trade, he would draw the stop loss line on the screen, always taking out 30% of the profits first, rolling the rest.

Three months later, he sent me a screenshot: wallet balance 172,000 USDT.

He attached a message: "It turns out trading isn't about who dares to gamble, but about who lasts longer and calculates clearly."

In reality, there are no magical methods; it was just about helping him change his mindset from 'rushing to recover' to 'slow and steady wins the race.'

The next wave of plans has already been drawn up, accurately targeting @币来财888 , avoiding futile efforts, but let me be clear upfront, I will only work with people who have strong execution.