#稳定币监管风暴 witnessed a typical case last year: a trader got liquidated for 300,000 U, with only 10,000 U left in the account, and the person was close to a breakdown.

So what happened? Five months later, not only did I fully recover, but I also made an extra 50,000 U. The insights behind this matter are quite worth exploring.

Looking through his history, the problem is clear - chasing highs and selling lows, over-investing based on emotions, and stubbornly holding onto losses without admitting defeat. The standard three-piece set for losing money.

At that time, I directly asked him to stop for a week and do one thing: pull out all the losing trades for a review. As a result, it was found that 90% of the losses came from two mistakes: impulsively opening positions and having stop-losses that were essentially non-existent.

To address these two pain points, two hard rules have been set: a maximum loss of 5% per transaction, and a daily cumulative loss capped at 10%. Once the limit is reached, trading will be forcibly halted, leaving no opportunity to hold onto the position.

Then I taught a "profit snowball" strategy: only open positions near the key support or resistance levels of mainstream coins like $BTC $ETH, with the stop-loss set 1.5% outside the key level. What's more brutal is that once a profit of 5% is reached, immediately withdraw the principal, and continue to gamble purely with the money earned. This trick reduces the risk exposure by more than half.

The third step is to use 2000U to stagger into 3 altcoins, but not randomly. The selection criteria are very clear: on-chain data shows that the large wallet addresses haven’t run away, while the supply of the coin on the exchange is continuously flowing out - this usually means that someone is quietly accumulating, and the probability of a pump is not low.

With these three tricks, 10,000 U feels like it has a turbocharger, reaching 150,000 U in three months.

To be honest, 10,000 U is not considered a dead end in the crypto world at all, but 99% of people fall into the obsession of "rushing to recover losses." When the mindset becomes anxious, any strategy becomes useless.

Remember one thing: living long is much more important than earning aggressively.

Ask yourself now: Can you control your hands? Can you engrave these rules into your bones? If you can, turning things around is just a matter of time.

In the cryptocurrency world, what matters is not short-term ferocity, but long-term stable output. Those who understand this principle have already won on the level of cognition.

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