Six months ago, after his account was liquidated, he was left with only 5000 U.

Staring at the 50,000 credit card bill on his phone, his brows were tightly knitted.

At that time, he kept saying: "If I can double it, that’s fine, I just want to pay off my debts first."

I told him to set all the trading groups to 'Do Not Disturb'.

He uninstalled the APP that pushed market updates.

Even those contacts claiming to be 'internal channels' were deleted.

He only kept four things: a pen for drawing trend lines, a notebook for keeping track of rhythms, a calculator for position sizing,

and a sticky note with the words 'Rolling Position Formula' written on it.

In the first week, he set the leverage to the lowest level, only trading within the boxes he drew himself.

He earned less than the cost of a meal each day, yet he astonishingly kept his account drawdown below 3%.

He told me: "I found that slowing down allows me to sleep at night."

In the second week, the market suddenly spiked up. He messaged me saying he was itching to invest all his remaining money.

I didn’t stop him, just sent him a template to fill out with the time, reasons, and mindset for each of his past liquidations.

The next day he replied: "After writing it down, I realized I was really messing around before."

His position was actually halved.

Later, he learned to gradually increase his position when making money, moving the stop-loss line up a bit each time he added.

His account grew like a snowball, and when it dropped, it never fell below the previous low.

He also started keeping a trading journal, scoring his state every day. If he scored below 60, he forced himself to go running, prohibiting himself from touching the computer.

After more than two months, he earned over 30,000 U in a single day, and for five consecutive days, he transferred part of the profits to pay off credit card debts.

Some said he was lucky to encounter a good market.

But he shook his head: "The market is like a sieve, filtering out those who cannot control their hands, and money will naturally flow to those who can stabilize themselves."

Many often ask me: "I only have a few thousand U, can I still make it?"

"I’ve lost everything, is there still hope?"

I always say: "Yes, but you need to first shut off all the cluttering information, learn to calm yourself, and not be too aggressive with your positions. If you can’t do these, even a deity would find it hard to help."

This market is not biased, it only recognizes discipline. Treat discipline seriously, and it will give you positive feedback.

The path in the crypto world is challenging, but as long as you are willing to stabilize your steps, anyone has the chance to walk out of the quagmire. @大师兄说币 I have always been here, sharing both the bull and bear markets.