Last year, a fan made a series of reckless moves, losing 100,000 U to just 5,000 U. This tragic situation is almost identical to that of 90% of losing traders.

What do losing traders look like? They frantically place orders frequently, sometimes dozens in a day, with transaction fees running faster than their principal. They stubbornly hold on, believing "the bull will return," only to see their accounts go to zero. Then there are those with FOMO, seeing others flaunt hundred-fold gains in meme coins, and impulsively invest their entire accounts, waking up to find just pocket change left. At that time, he was still watching the market at 3 AM, with an ashtray piled high, slumped in his chair lamenting: Am I just being slaughtered by the market?

Later, he came to me with 5,000 U, and I coldly remarked: If you want to turn things around, learn to be a sniper, stop firing a Gatling gun indiscriminately.

There are three steps to a comeback:

First, target certain market trends. Ditch the 1-minute candlesticks, only look for breakouts on 4-hour or higher timeframes. Better to miss ten opportunities than to make a wrong trade. Limit your trades to no more than three times a day; if you're itching to trade, go lift weights instead.

Second, master the devil's rolling strategy. No more than 10% on the first trade, increase position only when profitable. Take half profits immediately after a 20% gain, and set a trailing stop on the rest. Cut losses at 5% without hope of averaging down.

Third, stop-loss is a lifesaver. If you hit stop-loss twice in a row, shut down immediately to prevent revenge trading. Commit to daily reviews; understand your losses and maximize your gains.

He used this method to steadily recover his losses and then asked me: Why didn't anyone mention this earlier? I scoffed: 99% of people would rather blow up their accounts than admit they are gamblers.

The first step to recovery is to stay alive. Before losing all your capital, practice your stop-loss strategies. Discipline is greater than everything; those who blow up their accounts, 99% die in the delusion of "just holding on for a bit longer to break even."

Now, are you brave enough to open your trading records and see how you lost? If you still can't understand the market, perhaps you should follow the right person @俊子爱币 and turn things around together.