First, money must be divided—going all-in is suicide. $XRP

Split 900U directly into three parts: 300U for day trading with a maximum of one trade per day, 300U for swing trading, entering a trade only once every ten to half a month, and 300U as your lifeline—if you lose it all, you still have a chance to bounce back.
Never go all-in even if you die. When capital is divided, risk is divided.

Second, only bite the thickest meat; don't touch anything else.
Don't trade sideways—80% of losses happen here.
If direction is unclear, stay in cash. Better to miss gains than lose foolishly. Only strike when the trend is clear. The market doesn't move every day, but your life does.

Third, write the rules in stone and clear your emotions.
A 2% stop loss is as normal as eating, cut half your position at 4% profit, withdraw 30% of your account immediately once gains exceed your principal by 20%, never average down during losses. $RIVER
This is why 90% of retail traders can't turn things around. Don't gamble, don't hold, don't fantasize it'll come back.
His account is already at 50,000U now, and more importantly, he no longer needs to stay up watching charts. He spends ten minutes checking levels each day and calls it done.
$ZEC
Remember one thing if you want to make a comeback: as long as your principal is still there, you have the right to talk about doubling it.