ETH has witnessed a pretty magical turnaround story over the past two months—an acquaintance went from owing $40,000 to having $80,000 on the account, so fast that I even doubted whether I was reading the decimal point wrong.
The most outrageous thing about BTC is that this guy was still complaining in the group two months ago via voice messages, his voice trembling: staying up until 3 or 4 in the morning watching the charts, his account figures like going in reverse, credit card limits running out, really wanting to uninstall the app and disappear from the world. That state is exactly the same as many friends who are now trapped— the more they want to quickly recover their losses, the more they chase highs and sell lows in a reckless way, ending up losing everything.
Later, he came to me, and I taught him a few "simple to the core" methods. The result? He crawled out of the deep pit, not only filling the hole but also earning twice as much.
Surely some people think this is a made-up story. But honestly, it’s not that mysterious. The core is just two words: execution.
BNB: He initially couldn’t control himself either, always thinking, "This time I’ll definitely make a quick comeback," going all in when he saw a small K-line breakouts, and in three days, he lost more than $10,000. I immediately poured cold water on him: "Keep gambling like this, and you’ll lose even the capital to sit at the table. Either follow the rules or go your own way."
Later, I set a few strict rules for him. He gritted his teeth and followed through, gradually climbing back:
**Rule 1: Follow the market direction, don’t fight it**
I told him: "Stop always thinking of being a prophet to buy at the bottom or sell at the top. When the trend is upward, go long; when the trend is downward, stay in cash. Going with the trend is always better than fighting against it."
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 5h ago
It's the same old script... Why do I feel like I've heard it somewhere before? Truly, the copy-paste method.
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ZKProofEnthusiast
· 15h ago
The story is well told, but I have to say, there are too many examples of "turnarounds in two months," and few people can actually execute them.
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OnchainSniper
· 15h ago
It's the same "I have a friend" narrative again... but honestly, I've seen cases of debt turnaround before, it's just that too many people lack execution.
It doesn't sound very new; I'm tired of hearing "go with the flow" kind of advice. The key is that most people can't do it—once they see a rebound, they can't hold back.
From a debt of 40,000 to an account of 80,000 in two months? That number needs to be calculated carefully; it feels a bit exaggerated.
Going all-in really works—doubling your money and then going back to zero. I have too many people like that around me.
It's quite right, but the words "execution" are easy to say but hard to do. When losing money, everyone wants to quickly recover it—that's a bug in human nature.
Rules sound simple, but when it comes to execution, you realize how difficult it is, especially during market fluctuations.
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NftMetaversePainter
· 15h ago
actually, the algorithmic beauty of trend-following lies in its computational elegance—pure signal processing without the noise of emotional speculation. this is what separates the hash value of real market analysis from pedestrian chasing.
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MelonField
· 15h ago
Wow, debt of 40,000 directly doubled to 80,000? Did this guy accidentally move the decimal point? Haha
This story sounds just like those "get rich overnight" posts I read late at night, always feeling like something's missing. But on the other hand, the word "execution" really hits the point—most people just can't control that impulsive heart.
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SocialFiQueen
· 15h ago
Damn, listening to this story made my blood pressure rise... From owing 40,000 to lying on 80,000? I feel like this guy is cheating or something.
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Lonely_Validator
· 15h ago
It's that same routine again... I've heard it a thousand times—just go with the flow. Well, execution is easy to talk about but hard to do.
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RooftopReserver
· 15h ago
Debt of 40,000 to 80,000? Bro, your luck is basically gambling... I think, out of ten, nine will end up coughing it back up in the end.
Execution capability is indeed valuable, but even more valuable is living to see the day of a turnaround, not just lying on the rooftop.
Following the trend sounds simple in theory, but when the market drops, you can't help but want to buy the dip. Human nature is like that.
This set of rules can only really work if you stick to it; most people can't hold on past the third day.
Going from debt to earning while lying down in two months sounds like a good story, but no one talks about what to do when you lose everything, right?
Going all-in is exciting for a moment, but returning to baseline brings tears... this story repeats every bull and bear cycle.
It's easy to break rules, but the real difficulty is in not breaking your mindset.
ETH has witnessed a pretty magical turnaround story over the past two months—an acquaintance went from owing $40,000 to having $80,000 on the account, so fast that I even doubted whether I was reading the decimal point wrong.
The most outrageous thing about BTC is that this guy was still complaining in the group two months ago via voice messages, his voice trembling: staying up until 3 or 4 in the morning watching the charts, his account figures like going in reverse, credit card limits running out, really wanting to uninstall the app and disappear from the world. That state is exactly the same as many friends who are now trapped— the more they want to quickly recover their losses, the more they chase highs and sell lows in a reckless way, ending up losing everything.
Later, he came to me, and I taught him a few "simple to the core" methods. The result? He crawled out of the deep pit, not only filling the hole but also earning twice as much.
Surely some people think this is a made-up story. But honestly, it’s not that mysterious. The core is just two words: execution.
BNB: He initially couldn’t control himself either, always thinking, "This time I’ll definitely make a quick comeback," going all in when he saw a small K-line breakouts, and in three days, he lost more than $10,000. I immediately poured cold water on him: "Keep gambling like this, and you’ll lose even the capital to sit at the table. Either follow the rules or go your own way."
Later, I set a few strict rules for him. He gritted his teeth and followed through, gradually climbing back:
**Rule 1: Follow the market direction, don’t fight it**
I told him: "Stop always thinking of being a prophet to buy at the bottom or sell at the top. When the trend is upward, go long; when the trend is downward, stay in cash. Going with the trend is always better than fighting against it."