I usually don't provide direct answers; instead, I throw out a question first: "Do you want to steadily turn things around, or are you planning to go all in for a final gamble?" A hint of struggle flashed in his eyes, but he ultimately said firmly: "I want to live well and establish a foothold in the crypto world." Hearing him say this, I slowly began to speak: "Okay, but there are two bottom lines you must adhere to—never let emotions dictate your trades, and definitely do not risk your principal on reckless bets." I opened his contract account to check, and the balance of 2500U stood out glaringly among a sea of liquidation records. However, upon closer inspection, I found that he had not yet engaged in that reckless all-in bottom-fishing operation, which was precisely why I was willing to guide him. There are no shortcuts for students trying to navigate the crypto world. The first step is to solidify the foundation: focus on small segment arbitrage, only allowing one trade per day, with strict position control within 15%, and set the daily target return at 2% - 4%. I emphasized to him countless times: "In the world of crypto contracts, surviving is far more important than making quick money; you must engrave the word 'stability' deeply in your heart." In the first week, his cautious operations earned him 350U, and by the second week, his account funds had surpassed 10,000U. But by the third week, he became a bit restless and urgently approached me, saying: "Brother, can we increase the investment and make more trades?" I didn’t argue with him; instead, I told him to stop trading for three days. During these three days, he had only one task: to write a 500-word review summary every day, focusing not on any candlestick technical analysis, but on his psychological activities during trading. For instance, when the market fluctuated, did he feel the impulse to increase his position; when profitable, did greed cloud his judgment; and how did he restrain himself in the face of various temptations? Having guided so many students, I know too well: to achieve a turnaround in crypto, it relies not on waiting for the so-called perfect market but on the restraint to decisively withdraw each time the target is reached. Three months passed, and his account balance grew to 45,000U. At this point, I imparted to him the long-hidden "two-phase medium-term layout combined with emotional turning point strategy." This was not because I was deliberately keeping secrets, but because most people can't even maintain basic trading discipline; even if they learn advanced strategies, they will still be thrown into chaos by their own greed. Another three months went by, and when the six-month deadline arrived, he excitedly sent me the statement showing an account balance of 91,000U. I didn’t praise his good luck; I seriously told him: "Turning things around in crypto is not actually difficult; what’s truly challenging is never falling into the same trap again." Over the years, I have seen too many people who couldn't turn things around even with 5,000U in hand. The reasons boil down to three flaws: "impatience for quick results, reckless gambling, and disbelief in rules." In guiding students, I don’t have any special secrets; I simply adhere to the twelve words: "Cognition as the foundation, discipline as the safeguard, strategy as the implementation." If you also have around 2,000U on hand right now and genuinely plan to follow me to avoid the hidden traps in the crypto world, steadily and steadily taking one step at a time, then why not start now and embark on this challenging yet hopeful journey in the crypto world together? Trading crypto is about repeatedly doing simple things, persistently using one method until you master it. Trading crypto can also be like any other industry—practice makes perfect, allowing you to make every decision instinctively. This year marks my seventh year in crypto trading; starting with 10,000 into the market, I now support my family through trading! I can say that I have used 80% of the methods and techniques in the market. If you want to take trading as a second profession to support your family, sometimes listening more and observing more will help you discover things outside your understanding, at least saving you five years of detours! Follow me.@大森日内波段 On the road of encryption, there are many lost souls, only those with fate can cross, recruiting disciples...#加密市场反弹 #美联储FOMC会议 #加密市场观察 #美联储重启降息步伐 
