$JELLYJELLY He followed me, rolling from 1500U to 23,000U.

But in the end, I still deleted him.

$LIGHT When I first met him, he followed the group to chase after the土狗 (Tudou) every day, blowing up his account three times in two days, losing even his rent.

$TRUTH I didn't teach him how to read K-lines or patterns, just gave him three iron rules. Four months later, he actually increased by fifteen times.

Iron rule one: Three amounts of money, three lives.

800U split into three parts:

300U for intraday, one trade a day, close at 5%;

300U wait for support, never act unless at the position;

200U permanently locked, no matter how hard it gets, don't move.

He thought it was slow, until his colleague went all in and lost everything in 10 minutes, then he started to obediently split his account.

Iron rule two: Only eat the main rise, avoid fluctuations.

The market is in a garbage sideways movement for seventy percent of the time, I told him to go work out when it was sideways.

ADA was sideways for a week, he asked if he should ambush early, I just said: "Wait for volume."

The next day, a strong breakout candle came, and he made 18%.

That day he understood: not moving is more profitable than moving around.

When profits exceeded 15%, I forced him to withdraw one-third.

Receiving the withdrawal message was more real than K-lines.

Iron rule three: The system is more reliable than people.

Set a stop loss at 3%, cut losses if it hits; if profits exceed 8%, move the stop loss to protect the principal.

One time he was about to remove the stop loss for LTC, I showed him his old liquidation records.

As a result, that night LTC dropped 12%, and he only lost 1%.

At that moment, he truly understood: stop loss is not a shame, it's a lifesaver.

But after his account broke through 20,000U, he became arrogant.

He started to mix into the signal groups, started to go all in with leverage chasing MEME, and began to mock others as “cowardly.”

Soon, his assets were halved.

In the early morning, he sent me a message: "Bro, if I had gone all in back then, I would have 50,000 by now."

I flipped to his previous message, "Thank you, bro, for teaching me risk control," and suddenly understood:

The market doesn't eliminate the poor, it only eliminates the undisciplined gamblers.

Before deleting him, I just said one thing:

"Going from 1500 to 23,000 relies on rules, not market conditions.

The system keeps you alive, arrogance leads to your demise."

Discipline is the final bottom line. @带单之星-川哥