At one o'clock in the morning, a message suddenly popped up in the chat box from him, filled with anxiety in every line: "Bro, there are only 3800U left in the account, if I lose more, there will really be no way out." I didn't beat around the bush and replied directly: "Don't focus on recovering losses, first stabilize 'not losing', that's better than anything."

He followed the advice and completely stayed away from high leverage for the first 10 days, locking the principal ratio at 12% for each trade—he decisively closed positions when BTC rose by 2.5%, and even when there were signs of profit during ETH's fluctuations, he would never hold on if it didn't meet expectations. Early on the 11th day, he sent a screenshot of his account: a profit of 6200U, followed by a message: "Finally not waking up at midnight to check the market anymore."

After ten years of ups and downs in the cryptocurrency space, I never thought about gaining followers by hyping up a persona, nor would I engage in activities that harm retail investors. I have seen too many people fall victim to the "gambler's mentality": treating candlestick charts as fortune-telling symbols, using 20x leverage to bet on worthless coins, and then getting wiped out by a single large bearish candle that zeroes their account. In fact, what retail investors lack the most is not complex analytical skills, but rather the trading discipline of "doing what you say."

Regarding the core of guaranteed profits, I never hide three key points:

1. Only use profits to increase positions, the principal must not be touched, this is the "safety valve" to protect the principal;

2. Set take-profit and stop-loss in advance; withdraw part of the principal once you earn 4%. If it drops to 2.5%, immediately stop-loss. Don't hold on to the illusion of "waiting for a rebound" stubbornly.

3. Only invest in mainstream cryptocurrencies, and allocate at most 5% of funds to small coins for testing, never heavily invest to avoid being trapped by the extreme fluctuations of niche coins.

A while ago, a brother I was with had previously lost 80,000 U. Following my trading rhythm for 10 days, he saw a turnaround: for the first 4 days, he used 800 U as a base, with no more than 100 U invested per trade; on the 5th day, he added BTC with the 150 U profit, setting stop-loss according to the rules, and finally made a 7% profit; by the 10th day, he not only recovered his principal of 2,500 U, but the remaining profit also kept up with the rise of ADA, yielding more than 8 times.

There are no miracles that come out of nowhere in the crypto world; all profits are backed by the discipline of "not being greedy, not being impatient, and not gambling." Some people complain that I "earn slowly," and then turn around to gamble on new coins with 15x leverage; while those who follow me steadily have already made "locking in profits" a trading habit.

Ultimately, the cryptocurrency space is not a high-stakes casino, but a battlefield that emphasizes discipline and patience. Whether you believe it or not is not important; what matters is believing that "stability" can win. If you want to change the habit of heavily investing in rising prices, we can take every step solidly together in the next trade - you must know that real opportunities are always reserved for those who understand restraint. #GateLayer正式上线 #LaunchpadXPL认购开启 #狗狗币ETF进展