This guy is not short of money; it is precisely because he has seen the harshness of the market that he has learned true respect.

In the early years, he operated by himself and experienced the real lesson of being liquidated twice. The tuition paid was not in vain — he has completely changed his approach now. Instead of focusing on quick money that doubles in one go, he has prioritized risk control. The primary premise of every trade is to survive long enough.

The operational logic is actually very simple: do not over-leverage, do not be enslaved by emotions, and have stop-loss and plans for each trade. Whether one can get rich quickly is uncertain, but the goal is very clear - to minimize mistakes and avoid the pitfalls that predecessors have encountered. This method is particularly suitable for traders who want to be more stable, take it slow, but do not want to act blindly.