A 2000U won’t save a gambler, but it can retrain a trader.
$IOST
After I lost 200,000, I was left with only 2000U.

At that time, the thing I wanted most was to find a coin that would pump hard, and put everything into it to get my money back. But I knew in my heart that if I gambled again, I couldn’t hold onto even this 2000U.

So I paused and went through every losing trade in detail.
Chasing pumps, holding positions, going all-in, losing and rushing to break even… Each time the reason seems different, but in reality I’ve been repeating the same mistakes.

Later, before entering a trade, I set a stop-loss in advance. I also controlled position size on every trade. When there was profit, I took it in batches instead of fantasizing that one trade would turn everything around.

My pace slowed down, but my account became stable instead. The drawdowns got smaller and smaller—that’s when I realized I’d taken the right path.

Now, when someone comes to find me, I first look at their most recent three losing trades. Because a person’s trading problems are all hidden in how they lose money.
$PHA

If you’ve also been watching the market and placing trades, yet your account keeps getting smaller, send me your most recent three losing trades.
$KAT

Come see me, and I’ll help you figure out what you actually lost on—direction, position sizing, or execution.