1500U→23,000U, then back to zero—The 'profit traitor' I deleted with my own hands.

When he first joined the group, he only had 1500U, and his rent was all staked on a worthless coin.

I didn’t teach him how to analyze charts, just laid down three iron rules, and in four months I brought him to 23,000U, but in the end, I blocked him—because he treated discipline like a shoe insole, kicking it away after making a profit.

Iron Rule ① Split the funds into three parts

800U divided into three portions: 300 specifically for day trading, cashing out at 5%; 300 waiting for key support, not executing unless it reaches the point; 200 locked in a cold wallet, not moving no matter what happens.

He grumbled about having a 'small principal', until a colleague lost everything in one night, then he quietly started placing orders in batches.

Iron Rule ② Only ride the main upward trend

During the sideways period, he went to the gym; when ADA was sideways for a week, he wanted to set up a position at midnight, but I held him back with a simple 'wait for volume'.

The next day, a big bullish breakout occurred, 18% profit realized, and he realized: staying still is ten times harder than making random moves.

For every 15% profit, I forced him to transfer one-third to his bank account; only when he received the SMS notification did it count as actual profit.

Iron Rule ③ System lock

A 3% stop loss is automatically executed, and at 8% profit, a protection is moved.

When LTC was 0.5% away from the stop loss, he wanted to cancel the order; I showed him an old screenshot of a liquidation, that night LTC fell by 12%, and he stared at a 1% loss, sweating cold: it turns out that cutting losses is the real safeguard.

Four months later, with an account of 23,000U, he started to get cocky: mixing in signal groups, chasing MEME with full allocation, and when he pulled back half, he complained 'I could have doubled my full allocation earlier'.

I left him with one last sentence: 'The market lets you win, but arrogance will bring you back to zero.' Then I blocked him.

Rules can save lives, but they can also kill—targeting those who do not follow them.

Those who can survive in the market and still make money have always been the ones who dare to reach out first.

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