💰 Witness a real turnaround: in three months, from 1800U raised to 52,000.

When she found me, the account balance was exactly 1800 dollars. The voice on the other end was trembling:
"This money is saved over three months; I lost a lot in the previous liquidation, I really can't afford to lose this time... The child is still waiting for the money."

I totally understand that feeling. Wanting to take a risk in the cryptocurrency market to improve life, but also afraid of stepping wrong and losing everything.

🎯 Starting Stage: Restrain Greed

The suggestion I gave on the first day: only use 10% of the position.
She was anxious: "With this little money, how long will it take to break even?"
"Let's not gamble on luck, let's take it steady. First, let's earn back what we've lost."
She thought for a moment: "Alright, I'll go with what you say."

📊 Key Action: Profit Separation Strategy

The account has a floating profit of 36% after three days.
I asked her to immediately withdraw the profit portion and keep it separately, while continuing to operate with the principal.
She always has time to review late at night - every time after putting the kids to sleep, she messages at two in the morning: "Just finished, sorry to disturb you so late."

💎 Growth Curve: Step by Step

1800U → 2300U → 4900U → 8500U → 52000U

Every step is taken steadily. No chasing hotspots, no all-in bets, no high leverage.

⚡ Turning Point: Signs of Discipline Collapse

On the 28th day, she asked: "Am I at a level now where I can teach others?"
A sudden jolt in my heart — that sense of stability began to waver.

On the 34th day, she didn't give any prior notice and heavily invested in a meme coin.
By the time I was notified, it had already retraced 43%.
There was a stubbornness in the tone: "I want to try to judge for myself."

At that moment, I suddenly understood: the cautious trader from the beginning was gone.
Once the account balance increases, discipline has long been thrown to the back of the mind.

This story is not over yet, but the lesson is already clear —
The market will never show mercy just because you have made money before.