A buddy of mine entered the market last year with 3000 USDT, and on his very first trade, he doubled it to 6000 USDT. He was so excited and messaged me, saying, “Is making money really this easy?” I immediately poured some cold water on him: the real test is just beginning.

The next day, he fell for some “insider tip” about a pump and went all-in with 80% of his funds. In less than ten minutes, his 6000 USDT shrank to 3300 USDT. At that point, his eyes were red and he frantically reached out to me for help. I just replied with four words: “Learn to breathe first.”

Amazingly, three months later, that 3300 USDT had grown to 90,000 USDT!

His transformation came down to just one thing—“indifference.” Whether he won or lost, his emotions no longer swung wildly.

I’ve met hundreds of traders, and 90% of them blow up their accounts for the same reason: after making a little money, they get overexcited and impulsively go all-in. My own system is actually pretty simple:

Trade at a fixed frequency every week, predetermine entry points, stop-loss levels, and position sizing logic; always withdraw profits, and if emotions get out of control, shut everything down and cool off immediately.

This approach won’t make you rich overnight or tenfold your money, but it will keep you at the table even in a bear market.

Want to break free from adrenaline-fueled trading? The key to flipping your account is always relentless discipline.