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800U rolled to 6000U, to be honest, it's not some genius operation,

just finally stopped messing around.

At that time, I had just blown two trades, lost almost 4kU, and felt completely numb,

only 800 left in the account, not even daring to open a large position,

could only take it slow, reviewing for two days, picking out every point where I lost money before to look at,

then decided no more gambling, no more stubbornness.

The first wave of long ETH positions wasn’t pretty, but I timed it right,

3x leverage, while others hesitated, I went in and made some confidence.

The second wave of short BNB positions is where I made the big bucks,

that wave was really smooth, went down all the way without adding,

when I hit 3200U, I realized, it seems like I can take it steady.

Then on that day BTC had a false rally,

it was too obvious, I kept an eye on it ahead of time, shorting in batches, went straight to 6K.

Actually, after these few trades, I understood one thing:

It’s not that the market became simpler, it’s that I stopped messing around.

I started to get used to being in cash,

started to get used to missing opportunities,

also stopped viewing a single trade as an 'opportunity', but just a part of the system.

For each trade, I only use 70% of my capital,

set stop-loss and take-profit levels in advance, and after opening, I don’t touch it.

Flipping the account is the result, not the goal.

Looking back now, starting from 800U is not considered small at all,

whether I can turn it around really doesn’t depend on the capital,

it depends on whether I can learn something from blowing up.

It’s not about sharing some secret,

but really, if someone asks, I’ll share,

before figuring it out, don’t go all in, don’t come to futures to donate money.

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