When I was awakened by WeChat in the early morning of #特朗普加密货币政策新方向 , I knew something was going to happen.

A Cheng's voice message almost burst my eardrum: "Bro! The account has exceeded 23,000 U! You must treat me to drinks until I throw up tomorrow!"

I quickly replied with a congratulatory meme. Then without hesitation, I blocked and deleted.

You might think I'm cold-blooded. But I'm really afraid of being dragged into that abyss—the pit of the crypto world, I've seen it too many times.

**I still remember clearly what that useless person looked like four months ago.**

He squatted downstairs at my house, smoking, his gaze drifting without focus. He invested in three worthless projects, and all the rent money of 1500U went up in smoke. That expression looked like he had been rubbed against the ground by life.

I threw him three bottles of beer and issued three death commands:
First, the principal must be divided into different accounts, don't learn to go all in like a gambler;
Second, withdraw when the stop-loss line is hit, don't fantasize about a V-shaped reversal.
Third, I keep the private key of the cold wallet; you need to go through me first if you want to make a move.

He nodded like a chick pecking at rice at that time, but he didn't realize at all - these rules are meant to save lives.

**800U principal, I forced him to split it into three parts.**

300U for short-term trading, only touch mainstream coins, run away once I earn 5%; another 300U is specifically for waiting at support levels to add positions; the remaining 200U is locked in a cold wallet, with the passphrase kept by me.

At that time, my colleague went all in on PEPE and doubled his money in two minutes, showing off in the group. A Cheng's eyes turned green with envy, wanting to follow suit. I directly slapped him in the face with over a dozen screenshots of liquidations: "See how these people died."

End of month settlement, 37 trades, win rate 68%. The account is as stable as an iron barrel.

**But the real test was during those seven days when ADA was consolidating.**

The price of the coin is stagnant, and he is as anxious as an ant on a hot pan, staring at the market every day until his eyes turn red. I forced him to go to the gym, "Your enemy right now is not the market, but your own emotions."

A week later, his bench press increased by 10 kg. On the day ADA surged past $1.2, I had him open a 20x leverage position, and after capturing an 18% increase, he closed the position with a 15% profit.

He took his money to take his mom to eat Haidilao and sent me a voice message: "Bro, making money can be this enjoyable!"

What a load of crap. This is just the beginning.

**I set up an automatic script for his account: a 3% stop-loss that triggers forcibly, and profits of 8% automatically move to the breakeven line.**

During the LTC crash, he watched his profits shrink and wanted to manually stop-loss and average down. Without saying a word, I locked his account and threw a bunch of news about people in the crypto world jumping off buildings at him.

Finally, the coin price retraced by 22%, and he was stopped out at the breakeven point. Although he didn't make a profit, he also didn't incur a loss.

Then the account broke two thousand U, and this kid started to get carried away.

**WeChat Moments changed signature to 'Crypto Genius Youngster', he covered the afternoon tea for the company, got tired of drinking Starbucks.**

I repeatedly reminded him to aim for a 30% profit and reduce his position. Each time he would say, "Don't worry, don't worry," and then immediately go all in with 50x leverage chasing the hype of MEME coins.

Alright, not listening to advice, huh?

I took a screenshot as evidence and directly blocked them.

Sure enough, 30 minutes later, the coin price pulled back by 52%. He bombarded me with messages from his secondary account: "Bro, save me one last time! I'm begging you!"

I only replied: "The market specializes in dealing with arrogant people. Discipline is the only lifeline. Let's mutually delete each other and take care of ourselves."

**The cruelest part of this market is that it will first let you taste the sweetness, and then take back both the principal and the interest.**

How crazy it is to double, and how loud the slap of liquidation is.

The money earned through rules can only be safeguarded by rules. For those who cannot protect it, I can only wish you good luck.

Then never see you again.