That day when the account was wiped out, I really thought about giving up. 500,000 just disappeared like that, the K-line made my eyes hurt, I couldn’t sleep all night, and a pile of cigarette butts was scattered everywhere.

The most heartbreaking thing was that there was only 5000U left in the cold wallet. What should I do with this little money? Keep gambling? Or accept my fate?

I chose the third way—no gambling, no giving up, just hard hitting back.

Later I realized that those 5000U weren’t bets; they were my ticket back to the table.

**With these three strategies, I turned a dead end into a way out**

The first trick is needle stabbing sniper. After each major market fluctuation, at the moment when the price retraced to the 20-day moving average, I entered with a 5x small position. No greed, take a 5% profit and exit. Only two trades a day, executed mechanically like a program. I later understood that not being greedy is truly the fastest shortcut to wealth.

The second trick is ambushing new coins. Ten minutes before a new coin launches, the order book is still sparse. I place my orders in advance, then immediately sell at a 3% higher price. Once I secure the profit, I withdraw immediately—never fight a battle I can’t win.

The third trick is the discipline at 8 PM every night. As soon as the account drops below 20,000, I move half into the cold wallet without hesitation. Later, this trick saved me countless times—so many people doubled their money but couldn’t bear to leave, only to lose everything back. I’ve seen too many crash like this. The money that truly stays is the money that’s earned.

At this stage, technical analysis becomes the least important. It’s about whether you can be ruthless with yourself, whether you can engrain the rules into your bones and follow through.

Turning the tide never depends on luck; it relies on that fierce determination to stay calm and execute the plan even in the dead of night.

If you’re at the bottom now, still holding chips, still have a breath in your heart, then follow along. It’s easy to fall before dawn alone, but with a direction and someone by your side, you can walk much further.