I personally guided a follower from 1400U to 75kU, but on day 36, I blocked him. This story might help you understand the true meaning of "turning things around" in crypto.

When this follower first came to me, his account had only 1400U left, the aftermath of his third liquidation.
Every early morning, he would send me a message: "Brother Jia, if I lose more, I'm quitting crypto for good." That anxiety of wanting to make quick money while fearing missing out was exactly like us when we first entered the space.
On the first day, I taught him to allocate 10% of his position to open an ETH trade. He stared at the screen and asked back: "Only 200U? When will I ever make any real money?" I looked him in the eye and said: "You're not here to gamble; you're here to rebuild your account." He gritted his teeth and pressed the buy button.
Three days later, the market moved, and the account showed a 36% unrealized profit. I told him to transfer the 600+ U profit to a stablecoin wallet and continue only with the original capital. "Profits should be like planting seeds; store them first before they sprout." During that period, we watched the charts almost in sync. He recorded every trade in a notebook, even marking the 3 a.m. market analyses with dense annotations.
1400U, 1900U, 5200U, 8700U... On day 28, when it broke through 70kU, he suddenly asked: "Bro, am I a pro now? Can I bring my friends in?" I didn't respond; I only saw him start posting profit screenshots on his Moments with the caption "Crypto comeback is not hard."
On day 34, without telling me, he went heavy into an altcoin, reasoning: "I've watched the candlesticks for three days; I'm sure it will go up." By the time I found out, the account had lost 43%. "I wanted to test my own judgment," he said with a tone of defiance. From that day on, he started trading frequently with short-term positions, setting his stop-losses wider and wider—exactly like his state right after getting liquidated.
On day 36, when I blocked him, the account had 28kU left. Watching him throw away the most basic rules like "position sizing, stop-loss, and pyramiding" — the discipline that we painstakingly engraved into his operations over 28 days ultimately couldn't withstand the impulse to "prove himself."
The cruelest truth in crypto is this: going from 1400U to 50kU is not hard; what's hard is holding onto 50kU and continuing forward. Those who survive don't rely on a single big win but on turning discipline into a conditioned reflex. As old fishermen say, going out to sea doesn't depend on catching one big fish, but on knowing which waters have hidden reefs.
If you're still losing over and over and starting over, come talk to me. I'll teach you how to make trading simple.
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