#大户持仓动态 What does losing 500,000 feel like? An ashtray filled overnight, hands trembling so much that I can't click to close positions, staring at the screen, mind blank waiting for dawn—I understand. Most people would break down at this number, but I’ve seen the real deal—using the remaining 5,000U to fight the market once more.

This isn’t gambling; it’s system execution against human nature. I’ve tried it myself, and I’ve seen three people turn 5,000U into 500,000U.

**First tactic: Only eat the pin, don’t greed for the whole fish.**
Forget about fundamental investing—if your principal is gone, everything is pointless. The way to turn things around is straightforward: wait for Bitcoin to suddenly plummet or surge sharply, don’t chase highs or bottom-fish, wait until it calms down and trading volume shrinks close to the EMA20 moving average. At that point, use 5x leverage, take a 3%-5% rebound, and exit. If you have gains, take them. At most two trades per day; more than that is courting death. Is it boring? Yes. But with just 5,000U, I turned it into 10,000U in a week—this has actually happened. It’s not some deep analysis, just discipline.

**Second tactic: The "death window" ten minutes before a new coin launches.**
When a new coin first hits the market, those ten minutes are as thin as paper. Place orders in advance: set buy orders 1.5% below the opening price, and sell orders 3% above. Don’t watch the screen—just eat the orders and profit. This isn’t gambling; it’s exploiting the inevitable chaos and loopholes of market infancy. Many people are scared, but do you know how dense the trading is during those ten minutes? The opportunity lies right there.

**Third trick: The most heartbreaking move—lock in profits.**
When your account hits 20,000U, before 8 PM every night, forcibly transfer 50% to a cold wallet, cutting off your retreat. It’s that simple and brutal.

But nine out of ten people die at this step. They always think, “Just one more trade to double,” but a single night’s volatility can bring you back to zero when you wake up. The ones who truly turn things around aren’t those who can always make money, but those who dare to stop once they’re ahead. Your biggest opponent is never the market—it’s the greed in your own mind.

I crawled out from losing 50,000U, relying on these anti-human actions. If you’re still stuck in the pit, don’t move recklessly. Understand this logic clearly, and let’s climb back up together.