I took him from 2,300U up to 75,000U—yet in the end, he chose to let go.
When he first found me, he was a classic “burned once and afraid of losses, but unwilling to give up” kind of greenhorn.
He’d been liquidated and had only 2,300U left, yet every day he said:
“Brother Cai, if I lose again, I’m out.”
I didn’t rush him to try to get back his money. Instead, I first changed his trading habits.
The first thing to change was position sizing. $ZORA
Each time, only use about 10% of your position—learn to stay alive first.
He said: “With such a small position, when will I ever make money?”
I told him: “What you lack isn’t opportunities—you lack the ability to earn steadily.”
Three days later, relying on discipline, he got his first wave of gains.
I had him lock his profits separately, then roll the profits forward—without touching the principal.
Over the following month, he began to gradually change: $ZKC
No chasing pumps.
No opening trades randomly.
If he didn’t understand the market, he chose to wait;
Set take-profit and stop-loss in advance for every trade.
His account went from 2,300U → 5,400U → 14,000U → 75,000U.
What truly made him grow wasn’t a single huge win—it was that his trading rhythm became stable.
But later, he started getting cocky. $BTC
Without communicating, he went all-in on a low-cap altcoin—and the result was a major drawdown.
I asked him why he didn’t mention it beforehand.
He said: “I wanted to prove my judgment.”
At that moment, I knew he’d returned to his old pattern.
Making money isn’t about one lucky burst.
It’s about long-term execution.
In crypto, the people who can truly go far aren’t the ones with the biggest nerve, but the ones who can control their desires and stick to discipline.
How much principal you have isn’t the key.
Whether you can control your own hands—that determines how far you can ultimately go.
When he first found me, he was a classic “burned once and afraid of losses, but unwilling to give up” kind of greenhorn.
He’d been liquidated and had only 2,300U left, yet every day he said:
“Brother Cai, if I lose again, I’m out.”
I didn’t rush him to try to get back his money. Instead, I first changed his trading habits.
The first thing to change was position sizing. $ZORA
Each time, only use about 10% of your position—learn to stay alive first.
He said: “With such a small position, when will I ever make money?”
I told him: “What you lack isn’t opportunities—you lack the ability to earn steadily.”
Three days later, relying on discipline, he got his first wave of gains.
I had him lock his profits separately, then roll the profits forward—without touching the principal.
Over the following month, he began to gradually change: $ZKC
No chasing pumps.
No opening trades randomly.
If he didn’t understand the market, he chose to wait;
Set take-profit and stop-loss in advance for every trade.
His account went from 2,300U → 5,400U → 14,000U → 75,000U.
What truly made him grow wasn’t a single huge win—it was that his trading rhythm became stable.
But later, he started getting cocky. $BTC
Without communicating, he went all-in on a low-cap altcoin—and the result was a major drawdown.
I asked him why he didn’t mention it beforehand.
He said: “I wanted to prove my judgment.”
At that moment, I knew he’d returned to his old pattern.
Making money isn’t about one lucky burst.
It’s about long-term execution.
In crypto, the people who can truly go far aren’t the ones with the biggest nerve, but the ones who can control their desires and stick to discipline.
How much principal you have isn’t the key.
Whether you can control your own hands—that determines how far you can ultimately go.
