Used to lose sleep over losses, now I steadily earn 1000U a day. It's not luck, but slowly 'turning things around'.

During that period, I was in a terrible state, still watching the charts at 3 or 4 AM, not because there were many opportunities, but because my account was constantly shrinking.
Liquidation, stop-loss, failed bottom-fishing, adding to losing positions—I've basically fallen into all these traps.
When I went from hundreds of thousands down to just a few thousand U, it was no longer just about losing money—my entire rhythm was completely disrupted.
At the worst point, I had three liquidations in a single day. I had no energy during the day and couldn't sleep at night—I was basically just hanging on.
Later, I realized one thing: trading in crypto is not driven by emotions, but by living according to rules. $BTC
The first thing I did was not to make money, but to simplify my trading.
Gradually, I organized a very basic structure:
✔ Don't chase highs, don't hold losing positions, only wait for clear setups
✔ Keep position size low, control each trade within the bearable range of total capital
✔ Handle profits in layers: part rolls forward, part locks in
✔ Stay in cash when there is no signal, don't force trades
At first, the gains were very slow—from tens of U a day to one or two hundred U, then to a stable few hundred U, and later gradually to the relatively stable state I have now.
The point is not 'how fast you earn,' but that your account no longer swings wildly.
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Looking back now, it's not that I've become stronger, but that I finally stopped making decisions based on emotions.
If you're still repeatedly losing and charging in, the problem isn't the market; it's your rhythm.
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