Brother Ding's trading record, using a 'gaming mentality' to pull the courier brother back from the edge of a blowout

Are you like this too:

The more you watch the market, the more tired you get; the more you want to recover your losses, the more you lose,

A bearish candle can make your heart race out of control, while a bullish candle makes you regret selling too early?

I once had a student, Awei, 34 years old, a courier.

In 4 days, he lost 48,000.

His hands were shaking so much he couldn't click the mouse; he was completely stunned.

He said a sentence I still remember:

Teacher, am I not suitable for trading coins?

No, he is not unsuitable.

He just treated trading as a life-and-death situation.

I made him completely change his mindset, using my summarized

'Gaming Mentality Three-Step Method.'

Step 1, completely cut off the 'all-in mindset.'

Previously, he only had one thought: one shot to recover losses.

Result? One shot blew up.

Later, I had him split his capital into 6 parts, using at most 1 part at a time.

The first loss was 900, didn't collapse; the second gain was 700, didn’t get carried away.

The rhythm was found again like this.

Step 2, no longer 'full cash waiting for miracles.'

His dumbest operation before was being on the sidelines when the bull market came.

I told him to keep a portion of his position as a 'radar,'

As soon as BTC has any movement, try a small position, not missing out, not risking his life.

Step 3, adjust the position to the 'micro-pressure zone.'

I taught him a method that's so basic but extremely useful:

Will you be woken up by the market while sleeping at night?

If yes, it means the position is too heavy;

If no, it means you are finally in control of the trading.

Now he maintains about half a position,

When it drops, he feels pain, but he doesn't smash the computer;

When it rises, he feels happy but doesn't quit his job.

The most crucial point—

I made him stop reviewing 'where I lost,'

Only review one sentence:

'In this trade, what did I do right?

Once the mindset stabilizes, the skills can start to pay off.

Last month, he used 'half position + stop loss'

to roll from 48,000 to 97,000.

The market hasn't changed, and the coins haven't changed.

What has changed is that he went from 'being played by the market'

to 'leveling up by fighting monsters in the market.'

Here's a harsh word for you:

Don't treat trading as a life-and-death situation; treat it as a ranking match.

Once your rank goes up, the capital is just a trophy you grab along the way.

If you are still stuck in the hell of recovering losses,

It's not that you can't do it,

It's that you need to change your way of playing.