Take a look at this client. Three years ago, he entered the market with a few thousand US dollars, but he couldn't understand the candlestick charts, couldn't find support or resistance levels, and ended up liquidated, doubting his life.

This month, he started to find me. His profits are gradually recovering. Just yesterday, during this Ethereum market move, I had already mentioned in my analysis that if the price reaches around 2190–80, go long immediately! So in real trading, this client listened to my advice, bought 30 Ethereum with 100x leverage, opening at an average price of 2190.02, with an average exit price of 2358.8. He was supposed to set a take-profit at 2390, but he only set a stop-loss and forgot to set a take-profit. So when the price pulled back a little in the morning, I told him to exit everything. This trade alone earned over $5,000, with a profit rate of 819.86%.

When this client was placing the order with me, he explained his previous situation. I gave him a few rules: never hold a position overnight, always set a proper stop-loss, cut losses immediately if the market moves against you. A stop-loss is never about giving up; it’s about leaving yourself a chance to re-enter. As long as the green mountains remain, you’re not afraid of running out of firewood!

Markets change rapidly, and even analysts make mistakes. I told him that if I make three consecutive wrong calls in a row on the same day, I will immediately close the software and review the next day. Because once your thinking is wrong, no matter how you trade, you'll be wrong. The best solution is to not enter the market at all, just close the software and rest. The next day, come back with a fresh mindset and new ideas!

The third point is to always set a proper take-profit point. Traders who have been in the game know that markets fluctuate wildly. Even if you enter at a good point and the direction is correct, holding on without taking profits can lead to profit erosion or even zeroing out. It’s common. Lock in profits—only when you take your profits and cash out is your real money in hand.

Another thing is position sizing. I’ve said it many times: don’t go all-in. Never risk more than 20% of your capital on a single trade. Enter with a small position, never gamble. Earn slowly, let your wealth grow steadily.

If any fellow crypto traders are confused and want to learn methods to turn things around and get out of the market, you can jump on board. Let’s do this together!