#数字资产生态回暖 During the two months when my account was wiped out, I locked myself in a room, smashed my phone, and deleted the app. Last year, I lost 500,000 yuan in a single blow, and I truly thought I was finished.



But the more hopeless I felt, the more my rebellious spirit burned—since it’s already like this, I might as well give it one last shot.

At the start of the year, I only had 3,400 U in my account. I asked myself: with this small capital, should I give up or find a way out?

The choice was simple. I began to review my trades, digging out the root causes of each loss. Over three months, that 3,400 U grew to 120,000. Later, I kept reversing, and now I’ve broken even and earned more than 20,000.

Some say this sounds unbelievable, but these are my account records.

The key points are three:

**First, always leave yourself a breathing space.** Never risk more than 40% in a single position, and cut losses immediately if they exceed 15%. Many people get wiped out because they lack this safety net. As long as the account is still alive, the chance to turn things around will come.

**Second, follow the trend, don’t try to precisely catch the bottom.** Many lose money trying to guess the lowest point. When the market moves, just follow it. Uptrend for longs, pullbacks for shorts—making thousands of U in ten minutes all depends on this “momentum.”

**Third, only take three-tenths of your profits to keep trading, withdraw the rest.** This was the costliest lesson I learned. Many people make a profit, then immediately reinvest everything and end up losing it all again. Greed is truly the biggest enemy. Large-cap reversals depend on surviving long enough.

I’m not a genius, nor a gambler, just someone who’s been brutally taught by the market and finally woke up.

In recent days, I’ve led a group from 1,000 U to over 5,000 U, and helped many on the brink of liquidation get back on track. Honestly, many people don’t lack skills—they lack discipline and reliable guidance.

The market is gathering strength again, and this wave of opportunity isn’t small. If you’re also feeling lost, consider trying together. But I must make it clear—I only mentor those who truly want to turn things around and have the determination to change.
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TokenStormvip
· 1h ago
3400 to 120,000? The data looks good, but has this pattern been backtested?
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GraphGuruvip
· 11h ago
Stop loss is really more important than anything else; those who blow up their accounts just didn't hold this line. --- From 3400 to 120,000, this operation is indeed brilliant, but even more impressive is that they didn't lose it all back later. --- Following the trend and not bottom fishing, this phrase sounds simple but is really hard to do. Most people fall into the trap of trying to guess the bottom. --- Greed is a point well made. Thinking about going all-in after making a profit is actually the fastest way to zero out. --- Discipline is truly valuable; it's more effective than any technical analysis. The only worry is realizing this after you've already lost enough. --- I've heard many stories of turnaround, but having the account records in front of you is the real proof. I truly respect that. --- 40% position size, 15% stop loss—just these two rules can save many people. The key question is: can they really stick to it? --- From 1000U to 5000U, this cycle is too fast. It feels like it might drop back again someday, and the psychological barrier is really the hardest part.
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AirdropChaservip
· 12-12 09:41
3400U flipped to 120,000, this number is a bit outrageous, but I've definitely heard of this kind of move. The key is still that stop-loss discipline; too many people die because of greed.
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¯\_(ツ)_/¯vip
· 12-12 04:11
To be honest, there's nothing wrong with this stop-loss discipline; it's just that executing it truly tests human nature.
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LiquidityNinjavip
· 12-12 04:10
Losing 500,000 and still managing to bounce back is truly impressive. However, the part about "bringing people along" somehow feels like the vibe has changed a bit.
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MetaverseHermitvip
· 12-12 04:08
Discipline is easy to talk about but hard to do. But looking at the account records, it really hits home—way better than my reckless guesses.
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GasFeeBeggarvip
· 12-12 04:08
This story is quite realistic, but what I fear the most is the "I'll take you" routine. I've heard it too many times.
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TokenTherapistvip
· 12-12 04:04
Stop-loss is really a threshold; many people die because of it. The move from 3400 to 120,000 looks outrageous, but the logic is indeed solid. I totally agree that discipline > technique. That phrase "Greed is the biggest enemy" hits the mark. I've seen too many cases where people get rich quickly only to lose it all. Trend following is indeed more reliable than trying to catch the bottom. I previously fell into the obsession with perfectly bottoming out. Playing with a 30% stake and withdrawing the rest is brilliant, as it puts the risk control in your own hands.
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CryptoPhoenixvip
· 12-12 03:56
This story sounds good, but losing 500,000 to 3,400U and still turning it into 120,000... Honestly, it's a bit questionable. It's not that I don't believe, but the probability cost of this operation is indeed outrageous. Those three points are nothing new either: stop loss at 15%, follow the trend, withdraw promptly... these are all old risk management clichés. The real difficulty is in execution, not just talking about it. A bear market can indeed change people, but more often it changes traders into more cautious ones rather than into overnight millionaires. Be aware of the selection bias here. Talking about taking people from 1,000 to 5,000, this number game is quite skillful. But for me, stable compound interest is far more worth learning than such extreme cases. Mindset is indeed important, but don't let the "rebirth narrative" become the prelude to the next round of losses. History always repeats itself, just with different participants.
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unrekt.ethvip
· 12-12 03:56
This 15% stop-loss is truly a blood and tears lesson; so many people have fallen because they couldn't bear to let that one go.
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