After losing 500,000, you will understand one thing:

The market has never lacked opportunities; what it lacks is people who can survive to the next round.

I also came out of that state—account empty, emotions in ruins, staring at the screen until dawn, with only one thought left in my mind: how to get this little money back.

Later, I restarted with 5000U, not relying on luck, nor suddenly having an epiphany, but relying on a set of "extremely cold" execution methods to gradually roll my positions back.

The method is not complicated, but most people cannot do it—because it is too counterintuitive.

Step one: Only make money in "out-of-control moments"

The most chaotic market conditions are the easiest times to take profits.

After significant fluctuations, do not chase or guess the tops and bottoms; just wait to enter when the price retraces to the moving averages, with a small position and low leverage, taking a few points and then exiting.

The focus is not on how much you earn, but on stable repetition.

Step two: Focus on "liquidity gaps," not on beautiful candlestick patterns

Many people like to look at patterns and listen to news; in reality, the moments with true profit potential are those deep, thin, and chaotic moments.

Set your orders in advance; take the profit and leave, do not get attached to the battle, and do not talk about faith.

This kind of money may seem small, but it accumulates quickly.

Step three: Enforce "bloodletting," do not fall in love with profits

When the account starts to grow, the most dangerous phase has just begun.

I set a strict rule for myself: every time I move up a level, I take half and walk away.

Do not wait, do not gamble, do not fantasize about doubling.

Because if you do not take it, the market will definitely take it away from you.

In the end, the core of this entire approach is one sentence:

You are not making money; you are "surviving while making money."

Many people get stuck at a stage—like reaching 10,000U or 20,000U, then they start to get carried away, increase their positions, double down, and think about a big win.

But those who can truly get out are the most conservative at this time.

You can ask yourself two questions:

After making five consecutive profits, can you stop?

When your account just doubles, do you dare to directly take out half?

If you cannot do these two things, then the problem lies not in the technique, but in yourself.

The cruelest point in the cryptocurrency world is not losing money, but—

When given a chance to turn things around, you still lose it in the same way. $BTC $ETH