$PIPPIN 7000U Roll to 600,000 U?
Many people think I have some kind of miraculous operation,
but to be honest, it's not that I'm so great; it's that I finally stopped messing around.
$FHE During that time, I had two consecutive big losses,
my account lost 400,000 U,
I was completely stunned, as if the market slapped me twice.
$ALLO My account only had 7,000 U left.
Can you believe it?
I, who used to open trades worth over 100,000, was so nervous I couldn't even place a position.
But it was this 7,000 U that made me completely “wake up.”
I turned off my phone, didn’t place any orders,
reviewed for two days and two nights,
tearing apart and understanding every reason I lost money before, writing them down.
Then I decided
not to gamble, not to force it, not to stubbornly hold on.
Only do what is stable, only do what I understand.
First wave: ETH long position.
To be honest, the entry point was average, but the direction was right.
3x leverage, taking small steps quickly.
That trade helped me regain my confidence after a long time.
Second wave: BNB short position.
This trade was the one that truly changed my fate.
Smooth, extraordinarily smooth.
I watched it drop all the way, not adding, not cutting,
24000 U in hand, and I realized:
“Turns out being steady can really make money.”
Third wave: BTC fake-out day.
It was too obvious; that trend couldn't fool anyone.
I positioned early, shorted in batches,
this wave directly pushed my account to 30,000 U.
At that moment, I suddenly woke up:
It's not that the market became simpler; it's that I stopped being reckless.
I began to be able to:
✔ Not be anxious while flat
✔ Not panic when I miss out
✔ Not treat a single trade as a “turning point opportunity”
✔ Only treat trading as part of an execution system
Using only 10% of my position for each trade,
writing down my take profit and stop loss before opening a position,
not moving after opening, not joking around, not relying on luck.
Doubling my account isn't the goal; it's the result.
The result is simply because I finally controlled myself.
Looking back now, that 7,000 U was actually not small at all.
What truly determines whether you can turn things around is never the capital,
but rather:
After you get liquidated, can you learn something?
I'm not teaching any secret techniques,
just want to tell you a simple truth:
Before you understand the market,
don't go all-in, don't gamble, don't come to offer yourself up.
If you are truly confused, feeling lost, and panicking,
follow Brother Yang.
As long as you take the initiative, I will always be here.
