What does losing 500,000 feel like? I understand.

It's not just a number; it's a cigarette ashtray piled up all night, it's your hands shaking so much you can't click the close position button, it's that numbness of staring at the screen waiting for dawn. Many people collapse when they lose this amount, but I've seen truly ruthless individuals—they dare to use their last 5,000 U to gamble their lives one more time against the market.

It's not gambling; it's executing a set of counter-intuitive methods. I have followed this myself and have seen three people turn 5,000 U into 500,000 U.

First trick: only take 'spikes,' not whole fish.

Don't talk to me about value investing; if your principal is gone, nothing has value. Our method to recover losses is quite simple: wait for the big coin to suddenly spike and crash or rise sharply, don't chase it, wait for it to calm down and return to the EMA20 moving average. At this point, use 5x leverage, take a bite of a 3%-5% rebound, and run with the profit immediately. Only do two trades a day; don’t touch a third.

Does it sound boring? But I’ve seen 5,000 U grow to 10,000 U in a week using this method. This is not analysis; it's discipline.

Second trick: master the 'new coin death 10 minutes'.

In the ten minutes before a new coin goes live, the depth is as thin as paper. Place buy orders 1.5% below the opening price and sell orders 3% above it. No need to watch the market or keep an eye; if you hit it, it's instant profit. This is not gambling; it's taking advantage of the inevitable chaos at the birth of the market. Many people are afraid, but do you know how high the transaction density is in those ten minutes? The opportunity is right there.

Third trick: the most counter-intuitive cut—lock in profits.

When the account reaches 20,000 U, every night before 8 PM, forcibly withdraw 50% to a cold wallet, cutting off the back road. It's that simple.

But 90% of people die at this step. They always think, 'one more trade and I can double it,' but one night of volatility and they wake up to find their account back to square one. The true comeback artists are not those who can keep making money, but those who can proactively stop when they are winning. Your biggest enemy has never been the market; it’s that greedy beast inside your own mind.

I crawled out of the pit of losing 500,000 not by luck, but by these counter-intuitive actions. If you're also in a pit right now, don’t panic, follow me. I will help you see the rules clearly and climb out together. #巨鲸动向