$NIGHT T Last year, I lost 500,000 U.

$ZKP It wasn't a pullback; I was genuinely cleared out by the market.

$BEAT During that time, I directly avoided:

smashing my phone, deleting apps, not looking at the market for two months.

I once believed — I wasn't suited for this market.

But the real pain wasn't losing money,

but that feeling of unwillingness, yet not knowing how to turn it around.

At the beginning of this year, I reopened my account,

and the balance was only 3,400 U.

I told myself:

Either completely admit defeat and leave, or restart in "survival mode."

I only kept three iron rules.

First, no more gambling with my life.

For any single trade, the position should not exceed 40%,

if a pullback exceeds 15%, cut unconditionally.

Because I have already validated with 500,000 —

emotions can definitely kill.

I later came to understand a phrase:

As long as you don't get liquidated, you still have a chance.

Second, only trade with the trend, don't be a smart person.

Don't catch the bottom, don't escape the top, don't predict.

If it's strong, go long; if it's weak, go short.

Later, those profits of thousands U in ten minutes,

aren't because I'm so good,

but because I finally stood on the side of the market.

Third, take profits first.

For every profit, only reinvest 30%,

lock up the rest completely.

It's okay to be slow,

but I won't allow giving profits back to the market again.

Just like that,

3,400 U grew all the way to over 120,000,

not only filling last year's hole,

but also earning over 20,000 more.

There's no myth,

no single trade that turned things around,

it's all results built on discipline.

During this time, I also brought along a few people who followed me,

growing from 1,000 U to over 5,000,

and pulled a few back from the edge of liquidation.

I am increasingly certain of one thing:

Many people lack not skills,

but discipline, and someone who dares to make you stop.

The market is starting again.

If you're still spinning in place,

this time, you can try a different approach.

But I will only accompany —

those who truly want to survive.