Last year, I suffered a huge loss in the crypto market, losing a total of 1 million in one go. That period was truly a living hell. I smashed my phone, uninstalled apps, and locked myself in my room for two months. At that time, I felt like there was no way out.

But I refused to give up. Later, I summarized three ways to turn things around:

**The first is position discipline.** Never fall into the trap of full leverage. Now I only allocate a maximum of 40% of my capital per trade, with the remaining 60% as a safety net. If the price drops 15%, I cut my losses. This way, no matter how much I lose, I won't be wiped out. It sounds simple, but actually doing it is much harder—those who can't accept closing their positions often end up with disastrous results.

**The second is following the trend.** Don't expect to guess the top or bottom—that's gambling. When the market rises, go long; when it falls, go short. Once the direction is correct, everything else depends on time. I used to stubbornly fight against the trend in my early years, and the cost was extremely high.

**The third is learning to take profits.** Don't be greedy after making money. My approach is to take 30% of the profits and roll over the position, while immediately withdrawing the rest. This way, I can protect my principal and participate in the next wave of the market.

Now, there are new opportunities in the market. To truly turn things around, don’t just watch others make money—you need to toughen up yourself. I’ve helped some friends, turning a few thousand into over 50,000 in just ten days, and also pulled back many who were close to liquidation. Honestly, what many people lack isn’t some divine technical skill, but the ability to strictly follow discipline and maintain a reliable mindset. Stick to these principles, and even with small capital, you can have big opportunities.