Shallow and abandoned
A modest drawdown on an account nobody logs into any more. These close fastest — the fix is restarting systematically, not rescuing anything.
Loss recovery
MEXC futures loss recovery, in practice
Recovery means new trades covering a recorded loss on the same account. Not a refund, not a correction of statistics, not a percentage anyone can promise in advance.
−$300
entry level
24/7
chat
$0
upfront
What to have ready before writing
The sharper the inputs, the shorter the review — one message is usually enough.
- How many MEXC accounts you want to put back to work
- The approximate negative futures PNL on each of them
- How long the loss has been sitting untouched
- Whether the account is yours or a client’s
- Whether there are open positions right now
- A working Telegram account — everything happens there
Inside a cycle
Three stages, in this order, every time.
Stage 1
Reading the account
The real drawdown reconciled against the stated one, plus limits, instruments and whatever is still open.
- Actual loss versus the figure you named
- Fee share separated from market losses
- Working volume decided for the cycle
Stage 2
Running the scenario
The body of the work. One strategy, held through the cycle, sized for the depth of the drawdown rather than for the balance.
- No switching strategy mid-cycle
- Volume matched to what has to be covered
- Questions answered in the chat as they come
Stage 3
Summary and split
Entry state and exit state written down. The share is calculated from the difference and nothing else.
- A written summary, not a verbal claim
- The difference is the only thing divided
- The next cycle is the owner’s decision
Three shapes of loss
Deep, after a losing run
A small loss chased into a large one. Needs a long scenario and more than one cycle, and the review will say so honestly.
Spread across accounts
Several accounts, each with its own history. Treating them as one number is the fastest way to ruin the plan on all of them.
Questions about recovery
What comes up after reading the stages.
Can we skip the review?
No. Without it there is no scenario and no timeframe, and trading an account blind is bad for both sides. The review takes less time than people expect.
What counts as the result of a cycle?
The difference between the state of the account at the start and at the close, written into the summary so there is nothing to argue about later.
Is a deep loss hopeless?
Not automatically, but some are. The review says which case yours is instead of selling you a cycle that cannot work.
Can I stop after one cycle?
Yes. Continuing is always the owner’s call and there are no automatic renewals.
Send the numbers, get a scenario
One account or five — it starts with a single message in the chat.