Old Zheng put 600,000 US dollars of working capital into the logistics company contract, and he doesn’t even know how to read K-lines.

SOL fell from 250 dollars to 80 dollars, and he averaged down three times; when ETH broke 1800 dollars, he leveraged 20 times, and in the end, his account only had 21,000 US dollars left—just enough to cover his 579,000 US dollars in shipping losses.

When I added him, his voice message mixed with the sound of a truck honking: "20,000 US dollars is the last of my savings, if I lose more, I'll have to mortgage 12 trucks." In the chat records, he transferred 38,000 US dollars just for the 'analyst' membership fee.

I told him to split his positions: lock 10,000 US dollars in a cold wallet, and use 11,000 US dollars to 'make heavy bets on swings.'

The first order encountered a sharp drop in BTC, crashing from 42,000 to 35,000. At 4 AM, I gave the order: "Open a long position at 35,200 with 8 times leverage, stop loss at 34,800, position size 6,000 US dollars." Old Zheng later admitted that this 6,000 US dollars was enough to cover half a month's fuel expenses, and his hands were shaking. Before dawn, it rebounded to 38,000, and he closed the position, turning 6,000 US dollars into 11,200 US dollars, enough for the monthly interest of three trucks.

The trend for DOT was smoother, opening at 18.5 dollars with 5,000 US dollars and taking profit at 24.8 dollars, making an additional 32,000 US dollars in 11 days. He converted 20,000 US dollars to buy two new energy trucks, "The driver said my smile hasn’t gone away since."

In July, the ETH spike was crucial: it dropped from 2,300 dollars to 1,900 dollars. I told him to add in three batches, the lowest touching 1,920 dollars before rebounding. Five days later, it cleared at 2,500 dollars, netting a profit of 98,000 US dollars. On the day his account rolled from 11,000 to 153,000 US dollars, six cold chain trucks were added to the freight station.

Now he has 490,000 US dollars in his account, withdrawing 290,000 US dollars to redeem trucks, and newly renting a 3,000 square meter warehouse. The bottle of Maotai sent to him is labeled "34,800"—that day, having the courage to bear the stop loss, he should be admiring his trucks in the parking lot.

Over the years of leading trades, I've seen too many people go from hundreds of thousands in losses to just a few thousand. The real turnaround happens when someone holds you back when you want to go all in, and pulls you in when you need to stop loss. Just as Old Zheng said: "It's not hard to go from 600,000 to 20,000; what's hard is having someone help turn that 20,000 into 490,000."

So many people have lost everything in the fluctuations, but how many have stabilized their footing and even turned things around with this system? Countless—yet there is one core principle: dare to follow, dare to act, and don’t get bogged down.

The next wave of plans has already been laid out, with points, rhythms, and positions all clearly marked. Mixing with @币来财888 , no nonsense, just one principle: precise targeting, no wasted effort.

But a harsh warning upfront: only work with those who have strong execution skills.