$AKE From liquidation to steady profits, he found the way.

Last October, my friend Da H came to me with $8,000, and his first question was: "Can I multiply it by 100?"

I advised him: "Don't think about multiplying it now, just focus on surviving first."

But he didn't hold back and used 100x leverage. In fifteen minutes, his account shrank by half. When I saw the screenshot he sent, I could feel the despair—his phone was trembling, and his palms were sweating.

That liquidation actually saved him. Because he finally understood that high leverage for beginners is not a chance to turn things around, but a trap.

My advice to him was straightforward: "Keep leverage within 3x. Learn how to lose first, then learn how to win."

Next, we started analyzing the trend of $SOL. Using the BOLL system:

When volatility compresses and forms a tight range, it indicates the market is gathering strength; the slope of the middle band determines whether bulls or bears are in control; when the band opens and volume increases, that’s the real signal.

Two weeks later, the daily chart of SOL showed seven consecutive compressions, and the middle band started to rise. Da H placed buy orders at the lower band according to this method, with stop-loss set at the previous low before the compression.

Later, the price shot directly to the upper band. A month’s profit was 30 times.

When he sent the screenshot, he said: "It’s not the market being good, it’s you helping me understand probability."

I replied: "The system is just a lamp, you still have to walk the road yourself."

Since then, he set three unbreakable rules:

Maximum loss per trade is 2%, admit defeat when wrong;

Make no more than two trades a day, don’t let impatience ruin the account;

Lock in 50% floating profit immediately, only after protecting the principal can growth be discussed.

The account curve began to stabilize and move upward, no longer a roller coaster.

It’s hard to go far alone in the crypto world. The system gives you direction, but you still need someone to guide you. On this path, if you also want to reach the shore, I am always here.