A 90s rural worker with a monthly salary of 5800 makes 27,000 a month by watching the market

My old classmate is really something—born in the 90s, his house in the countryside is still being built, he works at a factory far away with a monthly salary of 5800, commuting 1 hour on the subway every day, yet stays up watching K-lines until dawn.

His colleagues always laugh at him: "Watching stocks while slacking off, can you really make a fortune?" Only he knows this is his only chance to live a more decent life.

At first, he was a complete novice, not even understanding what stop-loss meant.

Last year during ETH's pullback, he was heavily invested and got stuck for 38 days, with a floating loss of 42%, and his entire salary was not enough to cover his margin call.

But he didn’t collapse; instead, he bought a bunch of technical books and hid in his rented room after work learning to draw lines and remember key positions. While others were having dinners and drinking, he was taking notes from market charts, filling up 3 notebooks.

I watched him go from making random orders and getting liquidated to gradually learning how to control his position.

What impressed me the most was last month when SOL surged from 120U to 180U. He had positioned himself at the support level ahead of time, holding for 6 days until it rose to 252U, and then decisively closed his position after doubling his investment, saying in the group, "Tonight, treat yourself to a nice meal."

That barbecue costing 38 was something he photographed and sent to me, saying, "This is what I earned after 47 nights of hard work." It wasn't bragging; he truly felt that his efforts were not in vain.

Now he no longer chases trends; during market fluctuations, he prefers to stay out and only acts when there is a clear signal.

Last month he made only 8 trades, 6 profitable and 2 with small losses, and his account directly increased by 46%, netting 27,000, which is more than his salary for half a year.

He withdrew half of his profits, sending 13,000 back home for his parents to repaint the exterior of their house.

He once told me something that I still remember: "I used to think trading was about beating the market; now I understand it's about beating my own greed and impulses."

Is there really any born expert in the cryptocurrency world? They are just ordinary people who stay up late, endure losses, and engrave the rules into their bones.

Stability is not cowardice, and slowness is not losing. When you can discipline your emotions, no matter how low your starting point is, you can gradually achieve the life you want.

Just like my old classmate, a rural worker who fought hard to build his confidence.

Those who can survive in the market and still earn are always the ones who dare to reach out first.

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