He followed me,
from 1500U to 23,000U.
But in the end,
I still deleted him.
When I first met him,
he was always chasing after the dogecoin in the group,
blowing his account three times in two days,
even losing his rent.
I didn't teach him indicators,
I didn't teach him patterns,
I only gave him three iron rules.
Four months later,
his account multiplied by 15 times.
First iron rule:
Three amounts of money, three lives.
1500U must not be put together:
300U for day trading, one trade a day, 5% then shut down
300U wait for key support, absolutely no action unless at the position
The remaining 200U is permanently locked, no matter how difficult it is, do not move
At first, he thought it was slow.
Until a colleague went all in,
in 10 minutes the account went to zero,
he started to obediently split his account.
Second iron rule:
Only eat the main rise, do not touch the volatility.
The market is in garbage sideways for 70% of the time,
I told him:
When it's sideways, go to the gym, don't stare at the charts.
ADA was sideways for a week,
he asked if he should ambush in advance,
I only replied with two words:
"Wait for volume."
The next day, it broke out with high volume,
he made 18% on one trade.
That day he finally understood:
Not moving is more profitable than moving chaotically.
When profits exceeded 15%,
I forced him to withdraw one-third.
The SMS notification,
was more real than any candlestick.
Third iron rule:
The system is more reliable than people.
Stop loss at 3%, cut when touched
Profit at 8%, move the stop loss to break even
Once he was trading LTC,
he almost impulsively removed the stop loss.
I directly showed him his previous liquidation records.
That night, LTC plummeted by 12%,
he only lost 1%.
At that moment, he truly understood:
Stop loss is not a shame, it's a life-saving talisman.
Later,
his account broke 20,000U,
he started to get cocky.
He began to mix into shouting groups,
he started to leverage chase MEME,
he began to mock others as "cowardly."
Soon,
his assets were halved.
In the early morning, he sent me a message:
"Brother, if I had gone all in back then, I'd be at 50,000 by now."
I flipped back to his previous words:
"Thank you, brother, for teaching me risk control."
Suddenly I understood——
The market won't eliminate the poor,
it will only eliminate the undisciplined gamblers.
Before deleting him,
I only replied:
"From 1500 to 23,000,
it relies on rules, not market conditions.
The system keeps you alive,
arrogance makes you die."
