A small trader's comeback in the crypto world: from 700U to 3.5W, he really only did 3 things right, he is not a master.
No resources, no background, no insider information.
Working as a designer during the day, watching the market until dawn at night. When he first entered the crypto world, he couldn't even tell what a K-line was.
In six months, he was liquidated 3 times. The account went from 3000U to 700U.
During that time, he told me something I still remember: "Bro, I really don't want to lose again, if I lose again, I'm quitting the market."
That day he messaged me, not to ask for a good trade, but just one sentence: "Can you take me once?" I agreed.
But I only set 3 rules for him: Listen, Follow, Be Steady.
If he couldn't do these three points, I wouldn't take any trades with him.
The 1st thing:
No more rushing blindly, only follow a rhythm. In the past, he was just like most retail traders: when the market moved, he got anxious, chased after rises, didn't cut losses when it dropped, and held on until liquidation.
I directly changed one of his habits: set a rhythm before the market opens, and don't move randomly during the market.
Every day, only look at the rhythm trades I provided:
Clear entry area
Clear stop-loss
Clear take-profit area, no guessing, no gambling, no adding complexity.
If wrong, take a small loss; if right, only take a portion. From that day on, he never got liquidated again.
The 2nd thing: Start with small positions and get rid of greed.
When he was at 700U, I didn't let him go all in.
In the first week, I only gave him 3% of the position to practice execution.
After stabilizing → 5%, then more stable → 8%. Many people look down on this kind of play, thinking it earns slowly. But the results were very surprising: 700U → 3500U, only took 7 days.
In the next 3 weeks: a total of 17 trades, none were betting on the market.
The account directly rolled to 3.5W. Not that kind of wild surge that goes back in a day,
but that kind of growth that you think is "ridiculously stable."
The 3rd thing: Execute all take-profits and stop-losses, completely get rid of gambling with your life.
His biggest problem before was just one: he couldn't bear to exit.
He wanted to hold on to floating losses; he wanted to take more from floating profits.
The result was: a wave of turbulence, and the account was wiped out.
Later, I forced him to do one thing: stop-loss is a command, take-profit is discipline.
Only take trades that can be held; if it doesn't fit the rhythm, better to be in cash.
The results were also seen, and profits started to roll like a snowball.
Will the next comeback person be you? #ETH走势分析
