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3000U Turnaround Battle: From Liquidation to Recovering 150,000U, I Only Did These 4 Things

In the cryptocurrency world over the years, I paid a total of 150,000U as 'tuition'. The worst time was at 4 AM when I got liquidated, staring at a green screen, chain-smoking, watching the dawn, feeling completely numb.

My account was left with only 3000U. I wanted to withdraw, but I was unwilling to give up.

At that moment, I decided to roll over the remaining capital to turn things around, but it wasn't about gambling blindly or fantasizing about getting rich overnight.

I set 4 'iron rules'
1️⃣ Only use 1/3 of the principal for each operation, and stop actively after two consecutive losses.
2️⃣ Only operate in the most comfortable positions, do not chase highs or sell lows, and do not force trades if I miss out.
3️⃣ Do not be greedy with unrealized profits; close positions as soon as targets are met, not allowing profits to turn into losses.
4️⃣ Use arbitrage against poor timing, attacking while also defending.

At first, I was earning dozens of U every day, then it increased to 300, 800, 1500...
When a big market wave hit, my account tripled in three days! From 3000U to 10,000, then to 80,000, and finally within two months, I earned back the 150,000U I lost.

This is not luck; it’s because I completely changed my way of living and playing.

In the past, I lost because I 'held a sickle as a toy'; later, I was able to earn because I finally understood when to stop.

Now I use this method to steadily earn daily, without liquidation or big ups and downs, only continuous growth.

But to be honest
This method is not suitable for those who want to trade based on feelings or who heavily invest recklessly. It is only suitable for those who have truly been hurt by losses, as they will understand the nuances involved.