Account shrank from 100,000 USDT to 5,000 USDT? Wake up, this isn't trading; it's just sending warmth to the market.

There was a follower who played like this before: $ZEC opening dozens of trades a day, with more than half of the profit eaten up by fees; won't sell when it rises, stubbornly hold through the fall; saw a certain low-tier project claimed to yield 100x returns, went all-in without hesitation, and the next morning the account was directly halved. Does this scene sound familiar? Is it talking about you?

Later, I set him three iron rules, and over a month he stubbornly climbed from 5,000 USDT back to over 20,000:

**First Rule: Only watch big cycle breakthroughs, no more than three trades a day.**
Stop staring at 1-minute K-line charts. If you're itching to trade, do some push-ups and calm down.

**Second Rule: The devil's position rolling strategy—add on wins, reduce on losses.**
Start with 10% of your position. When it gains 20%, lock in half to secure profit. If it loses 5%, cut your losses immediately—don't hesitate.

**Third Rule: If you lose twice in a row, shut down and walk away immediately.**
Even if you're emotional, force yourself offline. Daily review is the real business.

Turning around depends on cold-blooded discipline, not on self-soothing that "just hold on a bit longer, and you'll get back to break-even." Almost all those who blow up their accounts die on this sentence.

Now, dare to open your trading records and take a look?