Over the years, I've seen many people almost give up under the destruction of the market. When they come to me, their accounts often have only a few hundred U remaining, and their psychological defenses are almost broken. The question is always the same: "Can I recover after losing so much?"

My idea is straightforward: don't regret the timing of your entry; the key is whether you can adjust your strategy and seize the current opportunity. As long as you're willing to calm down, your progress may not be slower than others, but your stability can be far ahead.

Data speaks the loudest. After Tingting was laid off, she entered with 1500U, gradually building positions and adjusting according to the rhythm I suggested, and in three days, her account grew to 5300U. Then there's Brother Fei, who lost everything in an e-commerce project—he was scared after being liquidated in the market and lost over 30,000. After reviewing several of my trades, he re-established his understanding of risk. In a month, he not only recovered his losses but also made a net profit of 32,000U.

Similar cases have been happening all along. Doubling your position in the crypto space is not a miracle nor a matter of luck. Ultimately, it boils down to a few factors: how to control the rhythm, how to allocate your positions, how strong your market judgment is, and whether you can stick to your execution.

If you keep losing money, it's usually not a talent issue. Most often, it's because you lack someone to truly teach you—how to survive in this market, how to step by step reverse your situation. Maybe before, you had to figure things out blindly; now, with the method laid out here, are you willing to give it a try?