200k U, it exploded and dropped to only 5,000 U left,

How else could he get his capital back?
In the afternoon, just a little past one, he sent a message; the first sentence was:
Big Sister Cat, my situation is like this... Can I still turn it around?
Big Sister Cat opened the screenshot and stared at it for several seconds.
$RE
The 200k U account now had only a tiny amount left hanging there.
The strange thing was—he went in full during the SHIB peak, even using 10x leverage.
$BEAT
Do you think it’s already over?
Far from it.
$BSB
He could make dozens of trades in a day, staring at 1-minute charts until his eyes ached; transaction fees were like a dull knife slicing into flesh, one cut at a time, slowly wearing down his capital.
When it dropped, he added to his position—only one thought in his heart:
Bull back, quickly go home.
So what happened?
He didn’t even get the chance to go home—his balance got wiped first.
What was worse was FOMO.
In the middle of the night, seeing other people flaunt profits a hundred times over from the dog pit, his head heated up, and he went all in right away.
The next day he woke up—his account was still there, at 5,000 U.
He asked whether he could still turn things around.
I answered honestly:
You can, but the way you trade has to be rebuilt from scratch.
Then I asked him to do only three things—simple, but kind of against human nature.
First: Stop making a fuss.
Turn off the 1-minute chart; don’t follow the K-line anymore. Just wait for market conditions you can understand.
If you can’t understand it, clear your position—better to miss than to enter blindly.
Second: Only when you’re winning, only then are you allowed to add to your position.
Your first trade was never more than 10%, and 500 U stays 500 U.
If you make 20% profit, take half first; set the rest with a moving stop loss and let the gains run on their own.
Third: Stop loss is life.
Every trade must have a stop loss—if you lose 5%, you exit immediately.
If you get stopped out twice in a day, close the app right away; you’re not trading today anymore.
Not cool—almost “cowardly,” even—but truly effective.
Two months later, his account was back to 10万U.
He didn’t suddenly get rich, but he was saved.
Big Sister Cat wants to tell you who are still drowning under water:
Don’t rush to get your capital back—first learn how not to drown.
In this market, 99% of people aren’t unaware of market conditions; they just keep deceiving themselves:
Hold on a little longer—surely it will come back.
If you really want to change how you live, try opening your transaction records and replaying them one by one.
See how you sent that money—one by one.