Losing 500,000 USDT—what does that feel like? It’s not just a few digits missing from your account. It’s the entire night’s worth of cigarette butts piled in the ashtray, the helplessness of your fingers trembling on the close button until they can’t move, the hollow numbness after staring at the screen until dawn. Most people would completely break down at this point, but I’ve seen some truly tough traders—when only 5,000 USDT remains, they choose to fight the market one more time.

This isn’t a game of all-in gambling; it’s executing a reversal system that fights against human weakness. I’ve used it myself, and I’ve seen three people grow from 5,000 USDT to 500,000 USDT through sheer discipline.

**Step 1: Only trade on pin-point rebounds, give up chasing big trends**

When the principal is gone, all the value investing theories seem powerless. The logic of the reversal is straightforward: wait for a sudden spike or plunge in Bitcoin, don’t chase the highs or sell at the lows. Instead, when the price pulls back to the EMA20 and volume shrinks, leverage 5x, and aim for a 3%-5% rebound, then exit immediately. Only two trades per day; no more.

Sounds monotonous? But some people have turned 5,000 USDT into 10,000 USDT in a week with this method. It’s not about sophisticated analysis; it’s about ironclad trading discipline.

**Step 2: Lock in the 10-minute window after a new coin launches**

In the first 10 minutes after a new coin goes live, the order book is virtually empty. Place a buy order 1.5% below the opening price, and a sell order 3% above. No need to stare at the screen obsessively—just wait for the trades. This is stable profit. It’s not luck; it’s exploiting the chaos during the initial phase of a new listing. Many fear the risks here, but these 10 minutes of trading are often the key to reversing losses.

**Step 3: The most testing part of human nature—lock in profits**

When your account reaches 20,000 USDT, before 8 PM every night, forcibly withdraw 50% of the profits to a cold wallet, cutting off the urge to add more. Just this simple step—90% of traders can’t stick to it. They always think, “Just one more trade, and I’ll double my money,” but a night of volatility can wipe their account back to zero.

The traders who truly climb out of the deep pit aren’t those who can always win, but those who can win and then actively stop. Your real opponent is never the market itself, but the greed inside your own heart.

From the pit of losing 500,000 USDT, I rely on these anti-human operations. No fluff, only real trading—this is the survival rule.