#数字货币市场洞察 Last week, a buddy DM'd me, his voice trembling:

"Bro, this ETH move has left me stunned, I only have 2000U left in my account... If this keeps up, I honestly just want to delete the app."

I was silent for a few seconds after hearing this, then slowly replied: "Don't panic. This 2000U isn't your end, it's your new starting point."

Too many people think making a comeback relies on a stroke of luck, but it's actually the opposite—the ones who really make a comeback are those who keep their rhythm steady.

🛡️ First thing to do: Control your hands

I've seen his previous trades—a classic case of chasing pumps and panic selling—buying high after a surge, cutting losses in a panic after a drop, always ending up buying at the top and selling at the bottom.

I told him honestly: "If you can't read the market, just do nothing." Staying in cash is also a strategy; don't rush to bottom fish, and don't chase highs.

💰 Next, do the second thing: Lower your position size

He used to lose 2000 a day, now I told him to keep each trade to a max of 400U. Once he controlled his risk, something amazing happened—he started steadily pocketing 300 to 500 a day.

And every trade needs a stop loss set. Better to exit with a small loss than to stubbornly hold until liquidation.

📝 Finally, do the third thing: Review your trades daily

After every trade, spend ten minutes to review—was this trade impulsive or logical? Where should you have entered or exited? The more you review, the more stable your mindset becomes.

✨ Two months later

He sent me a screenshot: his account climbed from 2000U to 90,000U. It wasn't about getting rich from a single trade, but steadily building up with a consistent rhythm.

Maybe right now you only have a few thousand as your principal and you're feeling anxious too.

But you need to understand one thing: making a comeback is never about getting rich overnight, it's about taking it step by step, steadily. There are plenty of opportunities in this market cycle—the ones who make it are those who can stick to the rules and keep their mindset steady.

It's okay to be slow, the real problem is being reckless. The path is right in front of you—whether you can keep walking it, that's up to you.