A few days ago, a friend contacted me, and only had 2000U left in his account. He said he was about to give up.

I told him that what he needed most right now was not to make a quick recovery, but to use that two thousand to relearn how to "walk".

I gave him three simplest suggestions:

First, before the market moves, keep your hands on the keyboard and don’t look at the charts. He used to rush in as soon as there was any movement, and ended up getting slapped in the face repeatedly. I told him to change this habit and learn to wait.

Second, reduce the position size. Every time, invest a maximum of 400U, only using one-fifth of the principal for testing. Set a stop-loss, if it hits the limit, just exit, never hold on stubbornly. Previously, he could lose two or three thousand in a day, but now he earns three to five hundred on a single trade, and his account has stabilized instead.

Third, after each trade, take five minutes to think clearly: why did I make a profit, and why did I incur a loss? Keep a record, and your thought process will become clearer.

A month later, his account grew from 2000U back to 15000U. There was no miracle; it relied on the simplest methods: controlling his hands, managing his positions, and reviewing trades regularly.

If you are also in a low point right now, don’t rush to rely on a "lucky trade" to turn things around. A real turnaround starts with accepting that "slow and steady wins the race". There are always opportunities in the market; what’s lacking is having the capital, discipline, and patience to wait for those opportunities.

When it’s dark, there’s a lamp, which is the trading plan; when it rains, there’s an umbrella, which represents never-ending ammunition. The road is still long, take it step by step, and you’ll actually get there faster. #比特币VS代币化黄金 #加密市场观察