Last year I lost 500,000, and I thought I would never recover in this lifetime.
That time was truly devastating—I smashed my phone, deleted trading apps, locked myself in my room for two months, afraid to see anyone or mention the crypto world. Watching my account go to zero, I was certain: this path was completely over.
But the feeling of “unwillingness” grew wildly in my heart—just not accepting it! Why can others earn, while I can only lose?
At the beginning of this year, my account had only 3,400U left. I said fiercely to the screen: “Either admit defeat and leave, or restart and try again!”
Who would have thought, with just this meager 3,400U, I worked my way up to 120,000, flipping and flipping again… Not only did I earn back the 500,000 I lost, but I also made over 20,000 more!
Does it sound like a made-up story? But I could turn things around, all thanks to these three iron rules hammered out by the market:
## 1. Never go all in, leave a way out for your capital! In the past, losses were all due to “greed”—going all in, leveraging hard, and as a result, I was liquidated with just a little volatility. Now I strictly adhere to the principle: a single position must never exceed 40%, and if losses reach 15%, regardless of how the market behaves afterward, cut the position immediately to stop losses!
Remember this: as long as you haven’t been liquidated, there’s always a chance to recover; once your account goes to zero with all in, you won’t even have the qualification to start over!
## 2. Follow the trend, don’t chase the “bottom and peak dream”! Don’t fantasize about perfectly timing the bottom or peak—that’s just a trap set by the big players! Now I only recognize one principle: when the trend comes, follow it; when it’s gone, wait.
Only go long in a big rise, only go short in a big drop, never fight against the market. Those opportunities to earn thousands of U in ten minutes are never based on guessing, but all results of “going with the trend.”
## 3. Layer your profits, securing profits is real gain! When you make money, don’t think about “doubling it again,” greed will only return profits. My current rule: every time I profit, I only use 30% to roll over, and withdraw the remaining 70% directly!
I’m not afraid of earning slowly; I’m afraid of returning to square one overnight. The key for small capital to turn around is not “how fast you earn,” but “how much you can hold onto.”
I am not a god, nor a gambler, just an ordinary person who has been severely awakened by the market.
On this journey, I’ve been guiding fans in practice—recently someone turned 1,000U into over 5,000U, also saving many brothers who were on the brink of liquidation.
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