Last month a fan added me, and the first thing he said was: “Brother Sen, I’ve been hit hard by the counterfeit market... My account only has 3000U”

He is not a newbie, he’s been playing for 5 years, but his trading relies entirely on feeling.

Chasing rises, cutting during falls, when emotions hit he loses two to three thousand in a day, which has left him nearly incapacitated.

He said: “If I don’t turn things around soon, I’ll quit the crypto world.” $JUV

I just replied: “This 3000U is not meant to double, it’s meant for rebirth.” #币圈起伏落袋为安

Many people think turning things around relies on a sudden outburst; wrong, relying on gambling will only lead to faster death.

True turnaround means: being steady, being patient, resisting temptation.

Step one: Stay steady, no random moves.

In the past, he would FOMO at every small jump in the K-line,

Buying at the highest, selling at the lowest, and getting liquidated every time the market swings.

I told him: “If the market has no direction, stay in cash. Don’t rush to chase if it’s not rising.”

Step two: Cut down on positions! The biggest enemy is oneself.

In the past, he would bet all 3000U in a day; now each trade is a maximum of 600U, he must survive. If you dare to go heavy, the market will take you. Before he was losing 3000 a day, now he steadily earns 300 to 500 a day, the rhythm has completely changed.

Plus, every trade must have a stop-loss set; losing isn’t scary, but holding on stubbornly can be fatal.

Step three: Review trades, only then can you truly turn things around.

He didn’t believe: “Can it really go back at this slow pace?”

I told him: Slow is the only way retail investors can win. Reviewing every trade makes you steadier, and your entry points more accurate.

Result: 1 month from 3000U → 21000U.

No miracles, no sudden bets, it relies on rhythm, discipline, and execution. Brothers, you might also only have a few hundred or a few thousand U left. #加密市场反弹

But remember: Turning things around is not fate, it’s ability. The market doesn’t lack opportunities; it lacks people who can steady their emotions and execute according to plan. What you need to do is not rush, but manage your positions and maintain the right rhythm. Don’t be afraid to be slow, just don’t be chaotic. Don’t be afraid to be small, just don’t give up.

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