People often ask me: 'Bro, I only have a few thousand U left in my account, is there still hope?'
I've heard this sentence too many times. In fact, I have a friend who was in the same situation.
At that time, he was losing so much that he began to doubt life, losing almost 200,000 overall. Every day, he was frantically leveraging, trying to earn back the money all at once. The more anxious he got, the more he lost, completely trapped in a vicious cycle. Later, when he really had no way out, he came to find me.
I told him: Turning around is not about miracles, but about methods. So I took him through four stages:
Stage One: Calm down and stop the losses, first protect the account.
I told him to clear his positions immediately, take a few days off, and calm his mind. Once he regains his state, we only use small positions to test trades, at most 20% of the funds. The first step goal is very simple: no more liquidation, just survive.
Phase Two: Build his own trading logic.
I advised him to focus only on a few mainstream coins, ignoring all the random small coins and not chasing news. Clearly outline three points for each trade: the reason for entry, the stop-loss position, and the take-profit target. After trading, review and write down mistakes. Gradually, his framework took shape.
Phase Three: Learn to roll over profits.
I told him: Keep the principal unchanged, only use the money earned to increase positions. If there are losses, immediately reduce positions and do not fight hard against the market. After winning several trades, you must take a break to prevent 'overconfidence' from causing a crash.
Phase Four: Solidify into a system, develop a rhythm.
Months later, he summarized his trades into his own habits. A monthly review, clear goals, and entering and exiting trades based on rules rather than emotions. Strictly execute stop-losses and set take-profit orders in advance. Trading gradually became a replicable process.
Half a year later, his account bounced back from the bottom.
Looking back, he was able to step out not because I called the shots, nor due to sudden luck, but thanks to a rhythmic trading system and an execution power that was almost obsessively strict.
Many people cannot recover their capital, not because there are no opportunities, but because they cannot resist temptation and fail to execute.
The road to recovery is cruel, but as long as you keep the rhythm, even small funds can gradually grow.
Do you want to step out? Remember one thing: miracles won’t happen; the only thing that can save you is discipline and methods.
