From losing 2 million, to rolling it back little by little with 3,500 U

That year in the bear market, I lost a full 2 million. I couldn’t sleep every night. I cleared my friend circle. My family didn’t understand. My friends started avoiding me. I really even thought about giving up.
Until one day I came across a line: “No matter how much you lose, it’s only the beginning—holding on for dear life is what ends it.”
In that moment, it was like someone suddenly knocked me awake.
I took my remaining 3,500 U as my last gamble—no betting, just honestly going over everything, making summaries, and starting over as a person.
That’s when I realized the reason I was losing money wasn’t bad luck at all. It was because: no stop-loss, going all-in with a heavy position, blindly chasing after trends, constantly switching coins—there was simply no position control.
To put it bluntly, I wasn’t trading—I was betting on the size.
This time, I only did one thing: roll the position and strictly execute.
I divided the 3,500 U into two parts: one for defense, one for offense. I only trade the market movements I can understand. For each trade, I take 5%-10% and exit—I never get greedy. If I lose, I cut it—never drag it out. If there’s no signal, I stay in cash.
First week: 3,500 U → 5,200 U
Second week: 10k U
Sixth week: finally, “50k+” appears on the account
That night, I sat there staring for a long time. Not because of how much I made, but because for the first time I felt something real: I really could turn it back.
I didn’t use any magic operation, and I didn’t have insider info—just a dumb method: don’t rush, don’t take heavy positions, keep the pace steady, and only go after the setups in the market that I can clearly read.
In the end, most people lose money because, at bottom, it’s one word: chaos.
The pace is chaotic. Emotions are chaotic. And even the trading plan is chaotic.
As long as you keep the pace steady, even small capital can turn around.
As for how to roll the positions specifically—how to pick the entry points? Which market conditions you can trade, and which ones you must stay out of?
Here it’s 30%, and the remaining 70%—if you understand, you’ll understand naturally.
Follow A Jia. No bragging, no empty promises—just sharing hands-on real experience that keeps you alive in this circle. If you’re still losing over and over and starting over again and again, come talk to me—I’ll teach you how to make trading simple.
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