Among the fans I have, A K is the one that makes my heart ache the most.

Last October, he found me: Bro, I only have 8000 U left, can I multiply it by 100 times?

I replied: Don't think about doubling it yet, first think about how to survive.

He still couldn't resist, 100 times leverage, cut in half in 15 minutes.

He sent me a screenshot, his palms were all sweaty, and the phone screen was shaking. At that moment, he finally understood: liquidation is not an accident, it's a 'welcome ceremony' that high leverage gives to beginners.

I told him to lower the leverage to within 3 times, first learn to lose, then learn to win.

I gave him a set of 'BOLL Survival System' — closing = volatility compression, market buildup; middle track slope = long-short balance, follow whoever tilts; opening + volume = momentum release, pull the trigger only when the signal appears.

Two weeks later, $SOL daily line had 7 consecutive closings, the middle track rose, he placed an order at the lower track, and the stop-loss was set at the previous low point before the closing.

A month later, the price hit the upper track directly, earning 30 times.

He sent me a screenshot and said: Bro, it's not the market that rewards me, it’s you who put the probability in my hands.

I replied: The system is only responsible for lighting the way, you still have to walk the road yourself.

From then on, he set three iron rules for himself:

1. A single loss should not exceed 2%, and if I cut wrong, I admit it;

2. At most 2 trades a day, to prevent itchy hands;

3. Immediately pull protection at 50% floating profit, preserving the capital first.

The account curve no longer makes my heart race, it began to climb.

The abyss has always been there, I only light one lamp, do you want to come ashore together? The key is in your hands.@juice13