One account
A single MEXC account with a negative PNL.
Reviewfree
- Review before the start
- One cycle of work
- Summary at the close
Step by step
How a MEXC negative PNL is worked, step by step
The order of operations: where it starts, what happens to the negative futures result inside a cycle, and at which point the terms stop being negotiable.
Four steps
None of them can be skipped: no review, no scenario; no scenario, no work.
Describe the situation
In the chat, name the number of MEXC accounts, the rough negative PNL on each and how long it has been there. Screenshots are optional but speed things up.
Review and scenario
We read the history: how the loss built up, what volume the account carries, what the limits are. Then we say which scenario is realistic and roughly how long a cycle would take.
Fixing the terms
Before the start we agree everything: order of work, cycle length, what counts as a result, when the summary arrives. After that the terms do not change.
Work and split
The account trades on the strategy. The cycle closes with a summary, the result is recorded there, and you decide whether to continue.
What to have ready
The sharper the inputs, the shorter the review — usually one message is enough.
- How many MEXC accounts you want to put to work
- The approximate negative PNL on each account
- How long the loss has been sitting untouched
- Whether the account is yours personally or a client’s
- Willingness to discuss a range instead of demanding an exact number upfront
- A working Telegram account — all communication happens there
Inside a cycle
This is a sequence of work on an account, not a single trade.
Stage 1
Preparing the account
Before launch we check the state of the account: access, limits, open positions and the real size of the negative PNL.
- Actual loss reconciled against the stated one
- Limits and available instruments checked
- The working volume is decided
Stage 2
Running the strategy
The bulk of the cycle. The account is traded on the scenario chosen in advance, without improvisation or attempts to win it all back at once.
- One scenario per cycle, no switching
- Volume matched to the size of the loss
- Questions along the way are handled in the chat
Stage 3
Result and split
The cycle closes with a summary: state at the entry, state at the exit. The share is calculated from that.
- A summary at the close of the cycle
- The result is recorded in writing, not verbally
- The next cycle is the owner’s decision
What it costs
There is no price list — there is a share of the result. Here is how it looks in the usual cases.
Best fit
Pack of 2–5
Several accounts with different depths of loss.
Reviewfree
- A scenario per account
- A launch queue
- One combined summary
Volume
Client or partner accounts.
Reviewfree
- A schedule for your flow
- Split by owner
- Direct contact
Questions about the steps
What people ask after reading them.
Can we skip the review and just launch?
No. Without a review there is no way to name a scenario or a timeframe, and trading someone else’s account blind is a bad idea 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 entering the cycle and leaving it. It is written into the summary so there is nothing to argue about at the split.
Can I stop after the first cycle?
Yes. The next cycle is always the owner’s call. There are no mandatory continuations and no automatic renewals.
How long is one cycle?
It depends on the depth of the loss. We give a range at the review — before that, any number would be invented.
Ready to review your account
Post the size of the loss in the chat and get a scenario instead of an ad.