A fan I met some time ago had been repeatedly taught lessons by the market about altcoins, and his account shrank to just 2000U.

He's not a newcomer; the problem is that his trading relies entirely on gambling: chasing highs and selling lows, unpredictable emotions, losing two or three thousand a day, and his entire mindset collapsed.

I told him very simply, with just one sentence:

This 2000U isn't here to double, it's here to lay the foundation.

Turning the tide never depends on gambling; it depends on endurance.

Later, I asked him to do three things:

First, stay alive. #数字资产动态追踪
When the market has no clear direction, lie flat, don't chase or rush, learn to wait. Doing nothing can sometimes be the best approach.

Second, strictly control risk. $TAKE
Single trade limit of 400U, must set stop-loss.

From "bleeding heavily every day" to "small profits and small losses but still alive."

Third, review and find logic.

Review every trade, see where he was right and where he was wrong, without making excuses.

He was skeptical at the time: Can I really recover if I take it slow?

I replied: Slow is actually the fastest way.

A few months later, his account gradually grew from 2000U to 140,000U.

No miracle trades, no luck involved—just rhythm, discipline, and patience.

If you now only have a few thousand left, don’t worry.

Opportunities in the crypto market are plentiful; what’s rare is those who follow rules, control emotions, and can stick to it.

Don't fear slow market movements; fear yourself losing control.

Don't fear small capital; fear giving up halfway.