From losing 300,000 to standing up again, I deeply understand the helplessness and anxiety of holding just 2000U. But I want to tell you that there is a path to recovery; the key lies in completely changing your previous mindset and habits. This is not just motivational talk; it is a path I have personally verified.
1. Accept reality and stop 'gambling to recover losses'
The most difficult hurdle after a loss is psychological. You must first accept the fact that 'this money is already gone.' Stop fantasizing about 'recovering it with the next bet,' and instead view the remaining funds as a brand new, smaller starting point. I have transformed from anxiously monitoring the market every day to spending just one hour each day to plan for the next day, while keeping away from the market for the rest of the time.
2. Compress positions to the limit
When only 2000U is left, I forced myself to limit single trades to no more than 100U (5%). This may seem conservative, but it's the psychological foundation that allows me to continue trading. Remember, your goal at this moment is not to break even quickly, but to avoid being completely out of the market. Use the smallest position to feel the market rhythm and regain your trading sense.
3. Embed stop losses into trading instinct
I set a strict rule for myself: any single loss must not exceed 2% of total capital (i.e., 40U). If the stop-loss line is touched, exit unconditionally, without looking, thinking, or hesitating. Protecting this last spark is far more important than seizing a rebound.
4. Use profits, not new principal, for rolling growth
During the break-even stage, absolutely do not invest more. My method is: every time I earn 50U (which is a total capital increase of 2.5%), I will transfer 30U into the 'profit warehouse' and only use this 30U for the next slightly higher risk attempt. Even if I lose everything, the principal will still grow slowly.
5. Establish and mechanically execute your 'break-even system'
My system at that time was extremely simple: only trade Bitcoin, only operate around the opening and closing of the US market (fluctuations are relatively regular), and only use the 4-hour chart combined with RSI overbought and oversold to find opportunities. Open positions, stop losses, and take profits are all written down before the trade, and no decisions are made during the trading process. Breaking even relies not on sudden insights, but on tedious repetition.
The hardest part of this path is not the technology, but combating the mental demon of 'quick break-even.' When I stopped calculating 'how many times I need to multiply to break even' and focused on 'did I strictly execute the plan for this 100U order today,' my account began to grow slowly and steadily instead.
Losses are the most expensive lessons the market gives you, but their value only reflects in your changes afterwards.
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