What does it feel like to lose 500,000? I understand that feeling. It’s not about the number; it’s the ashtray filled overnight, the trembling hand unable to press close positions, the numbness of staring at the screen waiting for dawn. Many people collapse after losing this much, but I’ve seen real tough guys—using just the remaining 5,000U to gamble again with the market.

This isn’t gambling; it’s executing a set of counter-human strategies. I’ve personally seen three traders grow 5,000U into 500,000U.

**First Trick: Only Eat the Pin, Not the Whole Fish**

When Bitcoin crashes or surges sharply, don’t chase the top or bottom. Wait until it calms down and volume shrinks back near the EMA20 before acting. Use 5x leverage to catch 3%-5% rebound waves; take profits and run. Strictly follow a two-trades-per-day rule; more than that is a violation. Sounds boring? But playing like this with 5,000U can grow to 10,000U in a week—this is discipline, not analysis.

**Second Trick: Seize the Chaos Window at New Coin Listings**

In the first ten minutes of a new coin’s launch, the order book is as thin as paper. Place buy orders 1.5% below the opening price and sell orders 3% above in advance. No need to watch constantly—just catch the moves and profit instantly. This isn’t gambling; it’s exploiting the inevitable chaos at market birth. The trading density during those ten minutes is probably beyond imagination.

**Third Trick: Lock in Profits When Winning, The Most Counter-Human Move**

When the account reaches 20,000U, forcibly withdraw 50% to a cold wallet before 8 PM every night, cutting off the possibility of a comeback. It’s that simple.

90% of people get stuck at this step. They always want to “double up with one more trade,” but a single night’s fluctuation can bring the account back to the starting point. True turnaround isn’t about always winning; it’s about daring to take profits when ahead. The biggest enemy is never the market, but the greedy beast inside your mind.

Climbing out of the 500,000 pit doesn’t rely on luck; it depends on these counter-human moves. If you’re in that pit now, don’t rush—clarify the rules and step by step, climb out.