2025-12-07 22:21:10

After his account was wiped out, he used his last 5000U to make this method work

A message popped up at 2 a.m.: "Only 5000U left, my bank card balance is down to three digits, should I just give up?"

I stared at the screen for a while, then typed: "Don't delete the software yet. Give me two months. I can't promise you'll get rich, but at least you'll know where the problem is."

He replied with a helpless laugh emoji: "I've tried everything—futures, shitcoins, copy trading... every path is a trap."

"This time, it's not about skills or luck," I said directly. "It's about whether you can resist impulses and stick to the plan."

The rules are dead simple: split the 5000U into 8 parts, never invest more than 625U at a time. Only touch projects you've thoroughly researched, cash out when you hit your preset profit, and don't worry how much more it could rise after. The most important thing—never go all in.

He nearly broke down in the first few days. Some people in the group were making four figures in a day, while he stared at the screen all day and only made a few dozen bucks. "At this rate, it'll be the year of the monkey before I break even," he messaged, full of frustration.

I just replied: "Those people might be enjoying quick profits now, but next month they could be in the group begging for help. Your job is to survive, not to see who blows up the fastest."

What this market lacks least are cannon fodder chasing pumps. When the market surges, those who go all in almost always end up stuck as bagholders. The ones who really make it are those who can hold back when others are FOMOing, and are willing to scale in bit by bit during crashes.

The turning point came on day 15. After a wave of panic selling suddenly reversed, he got in according to the rhythm we'd practiced, and pocketed a single profit of 7000U.

A voice message came from his end, his voice shaking: "I finally understand what you meant by rhythm..."

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LiquidatedThrice

· 12-10 10:21

Damn, this is the real way to live, not some fancy technical analysis. That's right, living is more important than anything. Full positions are just paper wealth, listen to me and don't touch it. I've seen too many people get rich overnight and then disappear completely. I’ve noted that individual transactions should not exceed the number 625; it's really a mindset issue. The worst are those who want to go all-in and double up after making a little profit, not even knowing how they'll end up.

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LuckyBlindCat

· 12-10 03:35

To be honest, this method sounds simple, but few can really stick to it. The key is mentality, most people die in the pursuit of quick success. Take profit is a hundred times more difficult than stop loss, and you can't swallow that breath if you can still rise. Not all in this is the most heart-wrenching, how many people are planted on the last all in... Money management is indeed a basic skill, but it is the most easily overlooked. Turning five 000U to seven 000U doesn't sound much, but this is already a person who survived. There are too many people who return to zero, and the winner is the one who can get out alive. I only earn a few dozen yuan a month and want to delete software, this mentality itself should be reflected. In fact, it is to use a small account to practice the brain repeatedly, not to practice hand speed. Don't look at the four-digit number a day, next month will be asking for help. I've seen a lot of things in this wave. The ones who really make money are those who seem to be wasting their time.

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SchrodingersFOMO

· 12-07 22:51

To be honest, I'm already tired of hearing about this methodology, but the operation on day 15 was indeed a bit interesting. However, how many people can really stick with it? Most people can't resist acting by the third day.

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SadMoneyMeow

· 12-07 22:51

Oh my, this is the legendary "survive and you win"... Easier said than done, how many people can actually stick to their plan? Everyone says not to go all in, but when the market really takes off, you still end up chasing it—that's just human nature. I can imagine the feeling the moment 7000U is in your pocket, it's like you finally don't have to watch others show off their profits. The key is patience. The hardest part of the market has never been picking coins, it's controlling your own hand. This whole logic is really just a game of compound interest, but most people surrender before they even make it to the second month.

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BitcoinDaddy

· 12-07 22:50

Really, the key is to hold back... so many people have ruined themselves because of this. You're absolutely right, survival is the most important thing, making money is actually secondary. The rule of not going all in is a lifesaver. Everyone around me went all in and got wiped out instantly. If you can truly grasp this sense of rhythm, you can definitely last a long time. Turning five thousand into seven thousand may not sound like much, but it's way more sustainable than those who go all in with one bet.

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ForkTongue

· 12-07 22:45

Damn, the sense of rhythm here is incredible. Just living like this, somehow managed to make it out alive... I've heard "don't all in" a thousand times, but I still can't control myself every time. It all comes down to mentality. There really aren't many people who can hold back. This story is satisfying to read, but in reality, how many can actually make it to day 15 without blowing up? Honestly, it's all about compounding + staying alive, everything else is nonsense. Seeing this logic makes me kind of want to try... but I'm scared.

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WenMoon

· 12-07 22:45

Honestly, I agree with this logic... but the problem is that most people simply can't endure those two months. Those guys who were shouting about making four figures a day are probably all stuck now, haha. The 625U per order rule may seem clumsy, but in reality, it's the only way to truly survive. To put it bluntly, in the crypto world, the ones who die the fastest are always those trying to make a quick comeback. When I made 7,000 on day 15, I started to believe that this story really is different. But in the end, we still have to see if we can keep holding on; two months is the real test.

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GateUser-c799715c

· 12-07 22:26

Surviving is winning; don’t be fooled by the false prosperity in the groups. To be honest, this approach goes against human nature—most people can’t do it. The 625U limit is really something; it basically forces you to last longer. Not going all in—this is where 90% of people fail. It’s pretty harsh. Every time I see people bragging in the group, by the next month they’re silent. Earning 7,000 in 15 days doesn’t seem like much, but this is what truly making money while staying alive looks like. Mindset determines everything; skills aren’t actually that important. This is why big players never go all in.

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