
A shallow loss, an abandoned account
The drawdown is modest but the owner lost interest. These recover fastest — there is little to fix beyond restarting the account systematically.
Unwind the minus, do not bury it
We take a MEXC account carrying a negative futures PNL and work the loss off on one agreed strategy. Accounts from −$300, the review costs nothing.
Screenshot sent by a chat member. Result of a single account, not a promise of returns. Futures trading carries the risk of losing funds.

The drawdown is modest but the owner lost interest. These recover fastest — there is little to fix beyond restarting the account systematically.

The classic: an attempt to win a small loss back turned it into a large one. This needs a long scenario and patience, not one decisive entry.

When the loss is spread across accounts, the temptation is to treat it as one number. Each account has its own history and needs its own scenario.
This is the free part, and the part that decides whether anything runs at all.
The same order whether you hold one account or five.
The expensive half of a loss is usually added after the first drawdown, in the attempt to close it in one trade.
Not "quite a lot" — the real figure per account. Without it nobody can judge which scenario is possible.
Sometimes the account is better closed by its owner. The review exists to establish that before anything starts.
If the scenario holds you either run a cycle with us or hand the account over on rent or sale terms priced against the real size of the loss.
What people ask after reading the steps.
Post the size of the loss in the chat and get a scenario instead of an ad.