On the day my account balance dropped to 900U, I stared at the screen in a daze for half an hour.

Debt? 310,000U. Collection notices? Too many to count.

At that time, every time I opened the trading app, my hands trembled. Not because I was afraid of losing money, but because I feared I might never turn my life around.

The most heartbreaking part wasn’t running out of money; it was starting to doubt whether I was truly useless.

Then a sudden turn of events happened. A friend who had been trading for many years told me, "The market is never wrong; the mistake is how you approach it."

That sentence hit me hard at first, but later I realized it actually saved me.

I started to change — no longer jealous of those skyrocketing coins, nor chasing so-called "bottoms." I focused on one thing: understanding the trend, testing small positions, accepting losses, and turning stop-loss into muscle memory.

When my 900U slowly grew to 3,800U, I finally felt there was still hope.

In the third month, I hit ten thousand, began paying back little by little. Only then did I realize that turning things around doesn’t require a coin to rise a hundred times; finding the right method and taking small steps forward every day is enough.

Six months later, my account showed a profit of 1.23 million U. Debt? Already paid off.

It’s not that I’m particularly amazing; it’s because I chose the right direction and learned from the right people.

Many people ask me if debt can be turned around. My answer is: yes, and possibly faster than you think.

But the premise is, you must first stop messing around and find the right path. If the direction is wrong, no matter how hard you try, you’ll just be spinning in place.