#巨鲸动向 The divorce protocol on the table has been there for three days. The 400,000 hole is not just a number; it is the credit card Transaction History, it is the parents' retirement money, it is the look in my wife's eyes when she finally said, "I’m tired."

At two in the morning, my phone vibrated and woke me up, a line of text popped up on the screen: "There are still 10,000 U left, can I give it a try...?"

I didn't say anything inspirational, just set him strict rules: a maximum of 500U per transaction. Only operate once a day. Stop immediately if profits exceed 1000U.

He followed suit. He made 800U by the end of the first day, his hands trembling. A week later, he began to understand what "patience" meant – not every fluctuation is worth chasing. On the day the account balance jumped to 50,000U after three weeks, he sent a red envelope to his ex-wife with just two words as a note: Sorry.

One night two months later, he sent a video call. The screen showed a living room with newly pasted wallpaper, and on the coffee table were the child's toy cars. "It's 200,000... she said she's willing to try again..." He held his son, his voice a bit choked.

Sometimes turning the tide doesn't require high-level skills. Strict discipline, simple rules, and a little bit of perseverance—these simplest methods can actually help you climb out of the deepest pits.