I helped him roll from 1500U up to 23,000U, but in the end, I still blocked him. $RAVE
He was following friends in the group to chase shitcoins, losing everything three times in two days, even putting his rent at risk.
I didn't teach him to read candlesticks, just set three hard rules.
Four months later, his account hit 23,000U.
But ultimately, I still blacklisted him. $MYX
First hard rule: Split your funds into three
I divided his 800U into three parts:
300U for day trading: only open one position a day, close it after making 5%
300U waiting for opportunities: never enter unless it hits support
200U locked as 'emergency funds': don’t touch it even if the sky falls
At first, he grumbled, "With this little capital, when can I ever make it big?"
Until he witnessed a colleague's all-in contract evaporate in an instant, he quietly opened the batch order interface.
Second rule: Only bite the main uptrend, not the choppy bones
The market is trash 70% of the time.
I told him to hit the gym during consolidations.
Once ADA was sideways for a week, he asked me in the middle of the night: "Should we set a trap?"
I simply replied, "Wait for volume."
The next morning, a big bullish candle broke out, and we caught an 18% rise.
That’s when he understood: "Not moving is ten times harder than moving randomly."
For every profit exceeding 15%, I forced him to transfer one-third to his bank account.
The numbers on the screen are nowhere near as solid as the SMS notification.
Third and most crucial: Let the system handle it
Set a 3% stop-loss on every trade, auto-close if hit
If profit exceeds 8%, immediately move the stop-loss to break even
Once he traded LTC, missing the stop-loss by 0.5%, he wanted to cancel the order.
I directly sent him a screenshot of his liquidation record from three months ago.
That night, LTC plummeted by 12%.
He stared at the only 1% loss in his account, realizing for the first time:
Cutting losses is the real safety net.
But when his account surpassed 20,000U, he got cocky.
He started hanging out in signal groups, mocking others for being 'too timid to make big bucks'.
He even leveraged to the max chasing MEME coins.
After half of his capital was wiped out, he sent me a long message at dawn:
"If I had gone all-in back then, I’d be at 50,000 by now."
I scrolled through our chat history and found his earlier message—"Thanks, bro, for teaching me risk management."
I suddenly realized:
The market doesn’t eliminate the poor, it only wipes out reckless gamblers.
Before deleting him, I sent one last message:
From 1500 to 23,000, it was not the market, it was the rules.
Rules can keep you alive, but arrogance can wipe you back to zero.
Discipline is the fundamental key to survival. @Ming_铭哥
He was following friends in the group to chase shitcoins, losing everything three times in two days, even putting his rent at risk.
I didn't teach him to read candlesticks, just set three hard rules.
Four months later, his account hit 23,000U.
But ultimately, I still blacklisted him. $MYX
First hard rule: Split your funds into three
I divided his 800U into three parts:
300U for day trading: only open one position a day, close it after making 5%
300U waiting for opportunities: never enter unless it hits support
200U locked as 'emergency funds': don’t touch it even if the sky falls
At first, he grumbled, "With this little capital, when can I ever make it big?"
Until he witnessed a colleague's all-in contract evaporate in an instant, he quietly opened the batch order interface.
Second rule: Only bite the main uptrend, not the choppy bones
The market is trash 70% of the time.
I told him to hit the gym during consolidations.
Once ADA was sideways for a week, he asked me in the middle of the night: "Should we set a trap?"
I simply replied, "Wait for volume."
The next morning, a big bullish candle broke out, and we caught an 18% rise.
That’s when he understood: "Not moving is ten times harder than moving randomly."
For every profit exceeding 15%, I forced him to transfer one-third to his bank account.
The numbers on the screen are nowhere near as solid as the SMS notification.
Third and most crucial: Let the system handle it
Set a 3% stop-loss on every trade, auto-close if hit
If profit exceeds 8%, immediately move the stop-loss to break even
Once he traded LTC, missing the stop-loss by 0.5%, he wanted to cancel the order.
I directly sent him a screenshot of his liquidation record from three months ago.
That night, LTC plummeted by 12%.
He stared at the only 1% loss in his account, realizing for the first time:
Cutting losses is the real safety net.
But when his account surpassed 20,000U, he got cocky.
He started hanging out in signal groups, mocking others for being 'too timid to make big bucks'.
He even leveraged to the max chasing MEME coins.
After half of his capital was wiped out, he sent me a long message at dawn:
"If I had gone all-in back then, I’d be at 50,000 by now."
I scrolled through our chat history and found his earlier message—"Thanks, bro, for teaching me risk management."
I suddenly realized:
The market doesn’t eliminate the poor, it only wipes out reckless gamblers.
Before deleting him, I sent one last message:
From 1500 to 23,000, it was not the market, it was the rules.
Rules can keep you alive, but arrogance can wipe you back to zero.
Discipline is the fundamental key to survival. @Ming_铭哥