$ZEC The account only has 3000U, so stop drooling over others' hundred times trades.
$TNSR What you see is their excitement from doubling overnight, but you don’t see that those old-timers who easily open hundred times positions—aren’t backing it with three thousand, thirty thousand, but rather three hundred thousand, three million.
$MYX What the crypto world fears the most is having a small capital but trying to mimic the rhythm of large funds. The result is not getting rich, but a total loss.
I have seen too many newcomers:
With 3000U in their account, they see the K-line spike and open 20 times or 30 times shorts,
thinking if they can turn things around with a single “chosen trade.”
When the market moves up two levels, their heart races with excitement,
but when it drops three levels, their hands shake as if they want to smash their phone.
It’s not that the market is too fast,
it’s that their position is too heavy, leverage too high,
and they can’t support their emotions.
Others’ high leverage is using profits to test the waters;
your high leverage is risking your life for luck.
The real problem for most small funds isn’t lack of effort,
but rather—
taking too big steps, running too fast,
still thinking they can gamble at the same table as the big players.
But the cruelest fairness in the crypto world is:
When your capital is small, the only thing you can do is to stay steady.
Keep your rhythm steady, keep your positions steady, keep your emotions steady.
This is the amulet for small funds, and the only ladder to regain losses.
When I started with 5000U, the deepest lesson I learned was:
Every time I lost a lot of money, it was because I was focused on others making quick money.
While others make ten times, I want a hundred times;
While others make a profit, I want to eat three rounds in one go.
The result was not a turnaround, but a direct fall back to square one.
Until I started doing three things, my account slowly began to thicken:
Light positions, low leverage, fixed stop-loss.
Want to turn your 3000U around? You can.
But it’s not about hundred times trades, but about a steady rhythm—
Earn a little every day, control the position a bit, be less impatient,
Once the capital reaches 10,000, 20,000, the rhythm will naturally become more relaxed.
Ask yourself, do you want to be a vegetable for life? Or do you want to be the one laughing at the end? Carp leaping over the dragon gate👉@顶级交易员逸总 Action speaks louder than words
$ZEC People often say: “Hoarding coins for ten years is not as good as rolling over in ten days.” In the past, when I heard this, I just laughed it off and didn't take it seriously.
$BANANAS31 Until that time, I took my 10,000 USDT principal to roll over, and three months later my account jumped to 1 million USDT. I finally understood — making money in the crypto world is never about predicting the market, but about discipline, rhythm, and being 'lazy'.
$LIGHT At that time, I had just entered the market and was both excited and anxious looking at the sea of red and green candlesticks. With every rise, I wanted to go all in, and with every fall, I wanted to hold on and average down. This is a trap many newcomers fall into.
During that rolling period, I changed my strategy:
First, split positions. I divided the 10,000 USDT into five parts, only moving one part at a time, keeping the remaining four parts as 'backup', so even if the market exploded, I wouldn't go to zero.
Second, strict profit-taking and stop-loss. Before opening each position, I set the profit-loss ratio, taking profits when I earn and acknowledging losses without dragging my feet.
Third, focus on familiar cryptocurrencies. Altcoins can be very enticing, but they are too volatile and risky. I only selected mainstream coins that I was familiar with, seeking stability.
Fourth, reviewing is more important than watching the market. I summarized every trade before the market closed each day, analyzing where I went wrong and where I succeeded, and made adjustments for the next day.
The most critical aspect is mindset — no matter how the market fluctuates, I remain calm and do not act impulsively. Some people watch the market daily, overwhelmed by indicators, staying up late to leverage, yet cannot even protect their principal. I used a 'lazy' approach to transform rolling over into stable compounding rather than gambling.
Three months later, my account jumped from 10,000 to 1 million, and that sense of security is incomparable to short-term surges and betting luck.
In the crypto world, what can make you wealthy is neither prediction nor luck, but the patience and wisdom to roll over your principal with discipline.
Ask yourself, are you willing to be a vegetable for life? Or do you want to be the one who laughs last? Carp leaping over the dragon gate👉@顶级交易员逸总 It's better to take action than just to feel excited.
$ZEC Many newcomers enter the cryptocurrency market, always thinking about "doubling overnight," and eagerly opening positions with a few thousand U.
$TNSR I have seen too many cases like this: with less than 10,000 U in principal, they just opened a position and were severely taught a lesson by market fluctuations shortly thereafter.
$DYM The cryptocurrency market superficially looks like a casino—buy more when it’s green, cut losses when it’s red, and the K-line jumps around like an ECG.
But those who truly survive are never relying on luck.
People with less capital, the more they chase quick money, the more likely they are to amplify their losses.
I still remember a fan who had only 3000 U, and when he saw others opening 50x leverage, he became envious.
As a result, his account was liquidated twice in one day, losing even the money to buy lunch, and had to borrow from friends.
That suffocating feeling is similar to the panic I felt the first time I was liquidated—
the moment the numbers disappeared from view hurt ten times more than cutting losses.
Making money in the cryptocurrency market has never relied on gambling or "following trends."
With enough stable capital and stable strategies, one can survive during fluctuations.
Those who do not have enough capital to withstand volatility, even if the market gives opportunities, cannot make money.
Because of low capital, high leverage, and psychological tension, they will make losing trades—
over-leveraged positions, chasing highs and cutting losses, missing stop-losses… one careless mistake can wipe out everything.
So, I advise friends with less than 10,000 U in principal:
Don’t rush to open positions.
Don’t be envious of others’ high-leverage profits, and don’t think that doubling is the goal.
First, accumulate capital, learn strategies, and practice mental resilience.
When your capital is thick enough to withstand market shocks, then go for opportunities, and only then is it possible to survive long-term.
Ask yourself, do you want to be a perpetual loser? Or do you want to be the winner who laughs last? The carp leaps over the dragon gate 👉 @Top Trader Yi General Action speaks louder than thoughts Continued attention: $BEAT $MYX $AKE $NIL $DUSK $AIA $ETH $BTC $SOL $BNB $XRP $DOGE $XAN
$ZEC Little Feng found me on that day, his face was grayer than a candlestick chart. He handed me his phone, the trading interface paused on the 'Buy' button, his fingertips trembling as if they were leaking electricity, yet he hesitated to press it.
$TNSR Account balance: 1800U.
$DYM That was his 50,000 principal, which was drained by altcoins like siphoning water after three days, leaving behind only residue.
The course of events was actually very simple - he played out every classic tragedy of the crypto world.
Two weeks ago, a new coin suddenly hit the trending search, and the crypto community was shouting 'Hundredfold expectations' and 'It's about to take off'.
That day, Little Feng impulsively threw in 50,000 U, all in, betting everything, risking it all.
Just two hours after buying, the coin price rose by 12%, and he was so excited he couldn't stop rubbing his hands:
'Bro, I'm about to turn my fortunes around!'
But he forgot that this market is best at not giving hope,
but rather striking you down when you're at your highest.
The next day, a big candlestick crashed down, making him question his life.
On the third day, he didn't even touch the shadow of a rebound.
By the time he realized, only 1800U was left in his account -
he even started worrying about this month's rent.
That day, the first thing he said to me was:
'Bro, am I completely hopeless?'
I didn’t comfort him, nor did I scold him.
Because I understood this feeling too well:
The account turned so green it looked black, palms sweating profusely, afraid to buy in case of a drop, reluctant to sell...
You’re not trading; you’re fighting for your life against emotions.
I just asked him one question:
'What do you want to do the most right now?'
He was silent for a long time and said:
'I want to turn back to 50,000.'
I laughed.
Not out of mockery, but out of helplessness:
90% of losses in the crypto world start from this phrase.
So I showed him my rhythm:
It’s not about going all in, not about chasing pumps, not about gambling.
It’s -
Layering positions, clear stop-losses, only following trends, absolutely avoiding sideways coins and cold markets.
Ask yourself, do you want to be a vegetable for life? Or do you want to be the winner who laughs last?
The carp jumps over the dragon gate 👉 @顶级交易员逸总 Taking action is better than just feeling excited Continuously follow: $BEAT $MYX $AKE $NIL $DUSK $AIA $ETH $BTC $SOL $BNB $XRP $DOGE $XAN
$ZEC 2018 Year, I took the 60,000 savings that I had painstakingly accumulated over the years and plunged into the cryptocurrency world. At that time, all I could think of were four words: "Quick in, quick out."
$TNSR It seemed that as long as I kept an eye on the K-line and had fast hands, I could catch the next big upward trend. For this illusion, I almost stayed up until 3 AM every day.
$MYX The air conditioning in the internet café made me feel sleepy, but as soon as a certain altcoin suddenly shot up with a long line, I immediately became energized, like I had been injected with adrenaline and rushed in.
In my mind, I was always thinking: "Go! If it rises by 20%, I’ll run!"
But reality was harsher than a knife.
Every "long upward trend" I chased after,
was backed by carefully laid traps set by others.
Just when I thought I had seized the opportunity,
the market makers had already started to pull the ladder away.
The first time, I got caught in a "project about to take off" for three days and ended up losing five thousand.
The second time, I followed the big names in the crypto world and rushed in, but just a minute after I bought, it turned directly red to black.
The worst time, I bought an altcoin that suddenly surged in the middle of the night,
but ten minutes later, it was smashed down,
a super big downward trend came crashing down from the top of the screen,
and I was completely stunned.
That night, my account went from 60,000 to 30,000.
I lost half.
I sat in front of the computer, the brightness of the screen illuminating my pale face, and I had just one thought:
"It turns out I’m not here to make money; I’m here to hand over the knife to others."
That feeling of powerlessness after being cut was worse than losing money.
You think you’re smart, you think you can run faster than others,
but in the eyes of those old foxes, you are just the little lamb rushing up to deliver warmth.
At that moment, I suddenly understood:
The crypto world is not about who is more envious, but about who can stay steady.
True masters are not just fast with their hands, but stable in heart, stable in position, and patient.
And my previous "quick money logic"
was just the first step in pushing myself towards the abyss.
Ask yourself, are you willing to be a leeks for a lifetime? Or do you want to be the winner who laughs last? Carp leaping over the dragon gate👉@顶级交易员逸总 It's better to act than to just feel excited
In the bull market of 2021, ETH skyrocketed like a rocket into the sky. I surfed with a principal of 50,000, and at the highest point, my account floated at 650,000, with a profit of 600,000.
During that time, I felt elated—watching the balance rise crazily, even drinking water felt sweet.
A voice in my heart grew louder: "It can still go up! This isn't the peak yet!"
So I held onto my position tightly, with no thought of taking profits.
I even bragged to friends: "ETH 5000 is just around the corner!"
But you know the result; the crypto market never follows the script.
Half a month later, ETH plummeted from 4800 directly to 2500.
That day, I stared at the K-line, my palms sweating,
The 600,000 profit in my account felt like a faucet with the plug pulled out,
Whoosh—suddenly it retracted to just 90,000.
The moment I opened the balance,
I felt like I was doused with a bucket of cold water.
It wasn’t heartache; it was my soul being pressed down.
Suddenly realizing:
Losing money is indeed painful, but having to give back the money earned is the most suffocating.
That day I finally understood—
In the crypto world, "making money" isn’t called winning,
"Keeping profits" is what winning means.
Many people are like I was back then:
Imagining infinite limits when prices rise,
Only remembering where the take-profit button is when prices drop.
During the hottest part of the market,
Not everyone is making money,
But everyone is greedy.
Looking back, that 600,000 was earned quickly, but lost even faster.
What truly steadied me wasn’t the violent ups and downs,
But the painful lesson of "the meat in hand falling to the ground."
Ask yourself, are you willing to be a vegetable for life? Or do you want to be the one who laughs last? Carp jumping over the dragon gate👉@顶级交易员逸总 Don’t just think; take action Stay tuned: $ZEC $TNSR $MYX $AKE $NIL $DUSK $AIA $ETH $BTC $SOL $BNB $XRP $DOGE $XAN
$ZEC There are often newcomers who ask: "Bro, what should newcomers learn? K-line? White paper? Or should they chase popular sectors?"
$TNSR Every time I see such questions, I can't help but think of when I first entered the circle - with 5000U in hand, naively believing: if I learn enough skills and understand the indicators, I can step on the market correctly and easily make a profit.
$MYX What was the result? I didn't fully understand the techniques and ended up losing money quickly.
It wasn't until later that I truly realized one thing:
What newcomers should learn the most is not "how to get rich quickly," but "how not to lose money."
During that time, I would hold my computer every day, learning from indicators to logic,
RSI, MACD, Bollinger Bands, volume, patterns...
The more I learned, the faster I lost money.
Because in front of the real market,
most techniques lose to one fact -
if you can't even protect your principal, all techniques are just empty talk.
I've seen too many newcomers who, out of impatience and impulsiveness,
rush into the market chasing highs and cutting losses,
getting excited when they see red, panicking when they see green,
as if being led by the market.
And those who truly understand the business always prioritize stability:
light positions, stop losses, never going all in, are always more important skills than making a profit.
Do you know what the cruelest part of the crypto world is?
It's not that you can't make money, but that you lose it faster than you can imagine.
One full position, one high chase, one refusal to stop loss -
is enough to instantly clear out months of savings.
At that time with 5000U, I was just like countless newcomers,
wanting to become rich overnight.
But what really pulled me to the shore was never complex techniques,
but the realization after being severely educated by the market:
Before making money, first learn not to lose money.
When I began to strictly implement light positions, limited losses, and avoid impulsive trading,
my account finally began to crawl out of the deep pit.
Staying alive is always more important than "making quick money." Only with your principal can you have the qualification for the next rebound.
Ask yourself, are you willing to be a lifelong leek? Or do you want to be the one who laughs last? Carp leaps over the dragon gate👉@顶级交易员逸总 It's better to take action than to just feel excited Keep following: $AKE $NIL $DUSK $AIA $ETH $BTC $SOL $BNB $XRP $DOGE $XAN
$ZEC 2020, in my junior year, college life was as ordinary as ever—900 yuan in living expenses each month, having to watch my spending on food.
$TNSR But I always felt that this kind of life shouldn't be the end. That year, I suddenly had a thought: "I don’t want to just drift through life anymore; I need to find an opportunity to turn things around." So I scraped together 2000 yuan from my living expenses,
$MYX dragging a heavy backpack, and steeled myself to go to an internet café. The screen was filled with incomprehensible English, but I knew that behind it was a revolution not to be missed.
With 2000 yuan in hand, I clicked the buy button on the exchange for the first time—
2.5 Ethereum, at that time each Ethereum was only 800.
As soon as I clicked confirm, my dorm mate patted me on the shoulder and laughed,
"With that money, you might as well buy a game skin; it’s not really useful anyway."
I ignored him, just looking at the numbers in my account, my heart filled with anticipation.
At that time, I had no idea that this decision would truly change my life.
In the following months, day after day, I watched the candlestick charts,
Every rise and fall made me incredibly nervous, even a bit at a loss.
But every time I saw my Ethereum rise by dozens or hundreds, it filled me with motivation.
800, 1000, 2000, 4000, just like that, my Ethereum grew day by day.
Until early 2021, with the surge of Bitcoin and Ethereum,
My 2.5 Ethereum also once broke through 1000U,
My account balance steadily floated to 600,000,
As if a daydream suddenly turned into a real fantasy.
I remembered my dorm mate’s words back then,
"With that money, you might as well buy a game skin."
Now I stand at the peak of this virtual wealth, smiling and reflecting,
He may never understand,
Why I chose Ethereum instead of skins in the first place.
On this journey, I have endured countless anxieties, experienced numerous doubts,
And been repeatedly tormented by the market, until finally—
I asked myself, do I want to be a vegetable for life? Or do I want to be the winner who laughs last? The koi leaps over the dragon gate👉@顶级交易员逸总 Action speaks louder than words Keep an eye on: $AKE $NIL $DUSK $AIA $ETH $BTC $SOL $BNB $XRP $DOGE $XAN
$ZEC Three years ago, I was like a man possessed and went all-in 5 times: 3 times chasing the rise, 2 times selling on the decline, each time thinking, "This time will turn around."
$TNSR The reality slapped me hard — 110,000 U in principal, I personally messed it up to only 1,100 U left.
$MYX The account seemed hollow and shriveled, and after staring at the glaring loss interface for too long, I became numb.
The most embarrassing moment was on the day the landlord urged me for rent; I couldn't even gather the deposit and could only grit my teeth and say, "Give me two more days."
After hanging up, I stared blankly at the screen and suddenly realized one thing:
The loss isn't the market's cruelty; it's my naivety.
Others make steady profits, not because they are lucky,
but because they engrave "stability" into their bones and regard "preserving capital" as a belief.
But what about me?
All I could think about was making back my losses; the more it dropped, the more I wanted to go all-in, the more it rose, the more I wanted to chase.
Like a gambler, I bet my fate on the next K-line,
In the end, not only did I not turn around, but I also blocked my own escape route.
During that time, I stayed in my rental room every day, too afraid to order takeout, and I quit smoking,
only relying on 3 yuan buns for two meals.
But what really tormented me wasn't the lack of money, but the thought stuck in my heart:
"You clearly could have avoided losing like this."
Until one early morning, I saw a brother's trading record:
Light positions, steady rhythm, not chasing highs, not holding positions, daily profits aren't exaggerated, but never reckless.
At that moment, I suddenly understood —
The crypto world isn't about who is braver,
but about who can endure, who can stay steady.
So I began to reinvent myself:
Starting to practice with a position from 20%,
Setting my stop loss from 1% down to 0.5%,
Only trading on markets I understand,
Even if I earn only dozens of U in a day, I will never be greedy.
Three months later, my account slowly rose from 1,100 U back to 6,000, 18,000, 56,000...
Although it didn't rise quickly, every step was solid.
Ask yourself, do you willingly want to be a vegetable for life? Or do you want to be the one who laughs last? Carp leaps over the dragon gate👉@顶级交易员逸总 Action speaks louder than words Keep following: $AKE $NIL $DUSK $AIA $ETH $BTC $SOL $BNB $XRP $DOGE $XAN
$ZEC 36 years old, this year marks my 5th year in the cryptocurrency world. That day, I was having tea with an old friend at a small shop on the street corner when he suddenly leaned over and handed me a cigarette, the cigarette butt spinning on his fingertips, half-jokingly and half-seriously asking:
$TNSR "Stop talking about the market all day, have you really made any real money?" I didn't beat around the bush.
$MYX I opened my account and brightened the screen in front of him. The next second, he froze completely.
—— In 2021, that wave of bull market quietly added 5 zeros to my account.
He stared at that string of numbers, his mouth opening and closing, as if trying to comprehend the reality before him.
But I know better than anyone, the hardships and life-and-death persistence behind this journey are more heart-wrenching than any number.
Five years ago, I was the kind of person who was "ordinary to the point of being extremely ordinary."
With less than 5000 in my salary account, my life felt like it was fixed in place, no matter how much I struggled, I couldn't see a future.
It was that year that I accidentally came across a screenshot of the market—green and glowing with gains, and I suddenly realized:
It wasn't that the world had no opportunities, it was that I had never reached out.
So, I took a gamble and exchanged all my savings, which I had saved for several years, for U.
At that time, I didn’t understand macroeconomics or emotions, I just knew to stay up all night staring at the K-line, my heart racing when it dropped and speeding up when it rose.
To cut losses, I ate the cheapest instant noodles;
To average down, I sold my beloved camera;
I even went without sleep for several consecutive 48 hours, staring at the minute charts until my eyes were sore.
Until the moment the 2021 bull market fully erupted—
I finally understood what it meant for "the times to give you a lift."
The account seemed to board a high-speed train, jumping from 5 digits to 6 digits, then to 7 digits,
Finally, one morning I woke up and saw,
That string of numbers had quietly grown 5 zeros.
I ask myself, do I want to willingly be a vegetable for a lifetime? Or do I want to become the one who laughs last? Carp leaping over the dragon gate 👉 @顶级交易员逸总 It’s better to take action than to be moved Continuous attention: $AKE $NIL $DUSK $AIA $ETH $BTC $SOL $BNB $XRP $DOGE $XAN
$ZEC In the first two years after entering the circle, to be honest, I was simply a cash machine in front of the market.
$TNSR Others say 'chasing highs and getting trapped once teaches a lesson', but I’m different— as long as it rises, I'm willing to risk it; as long as it falls, I don't dare to move.
$MYX A typical contrarian indicator, even the systems have led me to question life.
The most classic instance occurred in 2021. Ethereum broke through 4500, and everyone was shouting 'heading straight for five thousand! It's about to take off!'
I was caught up in the excitement,
feeling that missing out would mean missing a lifetime—
So I gritted my teeth,
went all in! No turning back!
And you know what happened,
the market didn't continue to soar, but instead, it took a nosedive,
dropping 30% in one go,
leaving me too scared to even unlock my phone screen.
During that time, whenever someone mentioned 'Ethereum',
my heart would skip a beat,
like I had been struck by lightning.
But that’s not all.
Even more ridiculous was my 'order obsession' during that time.
Everyone says to patiently wait for a pullback,
and I really took it to heart—
firmly believing 'a low price is the greatest safety margin'.
So, every time there was consolidation, I obediently placed orders:
'Lower a bit, even lower, ideally ten bucks cheaper.'
So what happened?
When the market jumped, not a single one of my orders got filled.
I felt like I was standing beside the platform watching train after train whiz by,
ticket in hand,
but never managed to board a single one.
The most despairing moment,
a certain altcoin surged 20% in an hour,
my pre-placed order missed out by 0.5U,
I stared at the K-line for those ten minutes,
feeling like I was watching my money slip through my fingers,
the kind of frustration, regret, and impulse to smash my phone,
I still remember it to this day.
During those two years, I repeatedly lost myself in the ups and downs,
chasing highs and getting trapped, missing out due to order obsession, selling low only to see rebounds, and diving after going all in—
I've experienced all kinds of absurd scenarios.
I ask myself, am I willing to be a vegetable for a lifetime? Or do I want to become the winner who laughs last? Carp leaps over the dragon gate👉@顶级交易员逸总 It's better to take action than to hesitate
Keep an eye on: $AKE $NIL $DUSK $AIA $ETH $BTC $SOL $BNB $XRP $DOGE $XAN
$ZEC Six years ago, I lived in a 10 square meter small studio, with takeout boxes piled in the corner that I hadn’t had time to throw away, and the smell of instant noodles always lingering in the air.
$TNSR Every day I shuttled between office buildings delivering takeout, sweat dripping from my neck onto the insulated box, my phone battery always staying below 20%, but I still gritted my teeth to save money—
$MYX because I had saved up 30,000 yuan. Thirty thousand may not mean much to others, but for me, it was all my savings earned from half a year of life and hard work.
I originally planned to buy a better electric vehicle, to deliver faster, run further, and earn more.
Until one night after finishing my last delivery, I was scrolling through short videos on my worn-out bed,
accidentally clicking into a trading blogger's share—
he woke me up with one sentence: "Ordinary people can only turn their lives around by seizing the invisible opportunities others cannot see."
At that moment, my heart raced as if it would jump out of my chest.
What opportunity? The cryptocurrency world.
The comments were filled with passionate profit screenshots,
and the market at that time seemed like it was under a spell,
rising so fast it made breathing feel urgent.
I initially just wanted to learn a bit,
but the more I watched, the more fascinated I became, the more my heart raced,
as if a voice whispered in my ear:
"If you don’t try, you will always be stuck here."
I stared at that 30,000 for half an hour,
my palms were sweaty,
but all I could think was:
What can I change by continuing to deliver takeout?
So, at 2:13 AM,
I exchanged all my savings for U,
and the moment I clicked to transfer to the exchange,
I felt like I had jumped into a world of ice and fire.
At first, after finishing deliveries every day, I would watch the market until dawn,
my heart raced faster than when grabbing orders during market fluctuations,
when losing money, my stomach would ache,
but when making money, the future felt right in front of me.
During that time, no one knew what I went through,
only that 10 square meter room,
and the piles of takeout boxes I hadn’t had time to clean up witnessed my confusion and madness.
I asked myself, do I want to be a vegetable for a lifetime? Or do I want to become the winner who laughs last? Carp jumping over the dragon gate 👉 @顶级交易员逸总 It’s better to act than just feel excited Stay tuned: $AKE $NIL $DUSK $AIA $ETH $BTC $SOL $BNB $XRP $DOGE $XAN
$TNSR 2020 The strictest time during the pandemic in 2020, the office was so quiet that you could hear the air conditioning gasping. I was secretly checking the market at my workstation when I spotted a sudden spike in K, as if my heart had been violently tugged.
$XAN I hadn't even had time to close the page when my boss slammed the report I had stayed up late to revise onto the table and coldly laughed, "Is this the level? With a salary of 3000 yuan, do you still want to turn your life around through trading?"
$MYX That mocking remark pierced my chest like a needle. I didn't retort; I just silently closed my laptop.
But at that moment, I suddenly understood —
It's not about whether I deserve to earn, it's that if I don't take action, I'll forever be stuck in this cubicle.
That night when I got home, I repeatedly looked at the little over 2600 yuan left in my bank card.
Hesitation, fear, a heart that ached with each beat,
In the end, I still clicked the deposit button.
No big capital, no mentor, no insider information,
Just a small worker pushed to the brink by reality.
In the first few weeks after entering the market, the fluctuations were like a roller coaster.
I learned in the most clumsy way:
Watching data during the day, reviewing at night,
Copying historical trends into my notebook, writing densely on page after page.
The account oscillated within a small range,
But for the first time, I felt —
Effort could actually yield feedback.
Three months later, I caught a wave of sustained slow growth.
During that time, I had to confirm three times every morning, fearing it was a dream:
2600, 4100, 7200, 11,000…
The speed at which the numbers jumped was much faster than my salary increase.
The real turning point was in the early morning of a certain day.
The moment I saw my account break 20,000,
I felt like I was electrocuted —
Not because of the money,
But because I finally knew:
I could push my fate forward a little by myself.
Later, when my boss came to ask me to revise the report again,
I no longer secretly closed the interface,
And I wouldn't lose control of my heartbeat because of a mocking remark.
I didn’t quit, didn’t slam the door,
I just held both stability and freedom in my hands.
I asked myself, do I willingly want to be a leeks for a lifetime? Or do I want to be the one who laughs last? Carp jumping over the dragon gate 👉@顶级交易员逸总 Actions speak louder than words
$XAN Five years ago, I had just graduated. My classmates were busy sending resumes, looking for jobs, and accumulating work experience,
$TNSR while I, with the 30,000 saved during my internship, impulsively jumped into the cryptocurrency market.
$MYX Back then, I couldn't even understand candlestick charts; my palms were sweating when I opened the trading interface,
yet I felt that I could carve out a path in this turbulent market.
People around me said I was crazy, said I was not being serious, but the more I heard, the more excited I became:
—— The less understood the place, the greater the opportunity.
The initial days were truly tough.
Running interviews during the day and staring at the screen learning patterns at night,
I struggled with various indicators and strategies, my head ached,
my positions were washed back and forth, and 30,000 once fell to just 17,000.
That period was suffocating,
but I was determined not to give up.
I kept flipping, reviewing, and studying the trajectories of big players,
slowly figuring out the tricks:
Don't go all in, don't chase highs, build positions in batches, and cut losses when necessary.
Lock in emotions, throw away impulses,
that's how I truly stabilized my footing in the cryptocurrency market.
Until the bull market of 2021.
How wild was that market?
As long as you dared to enter,
it was as if the market had put a booster on you.
I will never forget the morning I woke up,
the moment my phone screen lit up —
my account was floating with 1.7 million.
In that instant,
I was completely stunned,
logging out and reopening repeatedly,
to confirm it wasn’t a system glitch.
From 30,000 to 1.7 million,
the losses and pitfalls I encountered on this journey were more than what I earned.
But every significant loss and every emotional trade
felt like a brand on my hand, forcing me to become steady, ruthless, and clear-headed.
I asked myself, do I willingly want to be a lifetime loser? Or do I want to be the one who laughs last? Carp jumping over the dragon gate 👉 @顶级交易员逸总 Action speaks louder than words
$TNSR A year ago around this time, I was still stuck on the assembly line in the factory, the machines roaring nonstop, I worked from the afternoon until dawn,
$XAN There was a layer of cold oil floating on the instant noodles, yet I didn't even have the courage to buy another bucket.
$MYX Because in my phone, there was only 20U left. That 20U was the leftover remnants after my 1000U principal got wiped out twice.
The first time I blew up, I comforted myself: "Small loss, I can take it."
The second time I blew up, I felt completely empty.
Staring at that line of cold numbers,
It felt not like losing money, but like being slapped in the face by reality.
It was during those most destitute days,
I finally understood:
It's not that the crypto world is ruthless, but that I was too reckless.
Full positions, holding onto trades, gambling with my life, which one isn't trading the future for stimulation?
But very few people flip their fortunes by luck,
While those who impulsively drain their capital are everywhere.
That 20U, I originally wanted to just delete the exchange and be done with it,
But after staring at the screen for a long time,
A thought suddenly popped into my mind:
"It's already dropped to the bottom, if I don’t change my approach now, there will truly be no chance left."
So I started to learn strategies, analyze charts, and review trades every day after work,
My phone was filled with rules:
Low leverage, light positions, phased entry, with stop-loss, not chasing highs, not gambling with my life.
Each rule felt like I was weaning off my past reckless self.
20U isn't much, but I treated it as 20,000 to manage, as a lifeline to hold tight.
For the first time, I felt:
Stability can determine fate more than being aggressive.
The results quickly reflected in the numbers.
20U to 60U, 60U to 300U, 300U to 2800U…
That feeling of slowly climbing up from the ruins was more exhilarating than a surge.
I asked myself, do I want to be a vegetable for life? Or do I want to become the winner who laughs last? Carp leaping over the dragon gate 👉 @顶级交易员逸总 Action speaks louder than thoughts Stay tuned: $AKE $ZEC $DUSK $AIA $ETH $BTC $SOL $BNB $XRP $DOGE
$XAN 2021 At the beginning of the year, my restaurant lost money for eight consecutive months. On the last night, when I turned off the lights in the kitchen, I felt completely drained.
$MYX After managing the restaurant, settling accounts, and refunding deposits... After a busy round, I was left with only 30,000 in my pocket. That 30,000 was my bottom line to hold on until the end.
$AKE I originally thought about saving it for a comeback, but that night lying on the hard bed in the rental room, I kept staring at the market on my phone,
Ethereum was fluctuating around 1700, as if asking me: "Dare to bet on the future?"
My finger hovered over the buy button for a full half hour, cold sweat pouring out behind me,
But the more I hesitated, the louder the voice in my heart became:
"The store is closed, the road is cut off, if I don’t change tracks, the thirty thousand will eventually evaporate."
At 1:27 AM, I took a deep breath—
I bought 17 Ethereums in one go.
In that moment, my heart was racing so fast it felt like it was going to burst out of my throat.
Not out of excitement, but fear:
Fear of losing everything again.
The real change began in the second week.
Ethereum kept rising from 1700, 1800, 2200...
Every time it went up a bit, my heart would skip a beat,
But I firmly restrained myself, not chasing the rise, not cutting positions, not adding more.
I told myself:
This time, I won’t be a slave to my emotions.
Until one early morning, I was awakened by the sound of my phone,
The value displayed on my account made me sit up straight from bed—
The market value of 17 Ethereums had actually multiplied several times.
In that instant, my throat felt like it was ignited,
The shadow of the continuously losing restaurant, the disappointment during the restaurant management, the embarrassment on the day of closing...
All of it was slowly erased by that number.
Some people always say that the crypto world relies on luck.
But I know better than anyone:
Those 17 Ethereums were not luck,
It was me putting all my past failures, pressures, grievances, and desperation
—All on one correct choice.
Later, the market continued to soar,
The returns from that 30,000 far exceeded any version I could have imagined at the beginning.
Ask yourself, are you willing to be a vegetable for life? Or do you want to be the winner who laughs last? Carp jumps over the dragon gate👉@顶级交易员逸总 Action speaks louder than words
$XAN Last month, my colleague Ayi sat across from me with a coffee, frowning and asking: "The market is currently flat, with no leverage or hot spots... Can we really make money in U like this?"
$MYX I just smiled after hearing that. Because while others make a living off wild price fluctuations, I rely on precisely this kind of 'boring market'.
$AKE In two months, 2500U turned into 75,000U. No all-night monitoring, no crazy coins,
and definitely no all-in gambling. When Ayi heard the numbers, he sat up straight.
Not making money in a sideways market? That's not understanding the rules. The biggest feature of a sideways market is low capital sentiment, small fluctuations, and slow direction,
but it also means: fewer false moves, light washout, and trends as clear as a line drawn.
Most people think a sideways market is 'uninspiring', but those who truly make stable profits prefer it.
Because in this kind of market, you don't have to predict the next second's wild price fluctuations,
just grab the range, keep an eye on the rhythm, control your position,
and each small wave can bring about steady price differences,
profits quietly pile up.
How did I do it in those two months?
It's not about betting on direction but about doing three simple things that people often overlook:
First, watch the range.
A sideways market isn't stagnant; it's repeatedly vibrating.
Once the upper and lower edges are drawn, buy in batches near the lower edge, reduce in batches near the upper edge,
it's that boring but incredibly stable.
Second, don't go heavy on positions.
What a sideways market fears most isn't being wrong but holding on.
A light position allows you to trade more smoothly, without fearing fluctuations that don't favor you.
Third, avoid violent sectors.
Shitcoins rise quickly but die even faster, with fluctuations large enough to disrupt the rhythm entirely.
I only trade mainstream coins, those with stable enough trends to sleep on.
Trades of tens of U, trades of hundreds of U,
may not look impressive,
but together they can quietly push someone to another level.
A sideways market doesn't mean few opportunities; it means too many people can't stand the wait.
The quieter the market, the calmer your heart;
the smaller the fluctuations, the steadier your operations.
Ask yourself, are you willing to be a leeks for a lifetime? Or do you want to be the one who laughs last? Carp leaps over the dragon gate 👉 @顶级交易员逸总 Action speaks louder than words Keep an eye on: $ZEC $DUSK $AIA $ETH $BTC $SOL $BNB $XRP $DOGE
$XAN Too many people, holding onto 1800 U when entering the crypto world, are left with only four words in their minds: "Get rich overnight."
$MYX Fantasizing that they will immediately catch the main uptrend, grab the profitable coins, and seize the kind of "tenfold myth" that others flaunt in late-night screenshots.
$AKE But once they truly enter, they realize — the crypto world is best at letting people fall from the clouds back to the ground.
And it falls very quickly. I have seen too many newcomers,
At the moment of recharging, they still aspire to "operate steadily,"
But as soon as they hear the call to action, they immediately rush in with full investment.
A few K-lines look off, and their hearts race faster than the market;
They can't accept a small drop, they add more positions;
If it drops again, they start holding on;
In the end, they can’t hold on any longer, and they smash out:
Clearing positions and leaving, it took less than a week.
Why?
Because they never thought about making money, they just wanted to "get rich."
But in a place like the crypto world,
The ones who love to harvest are the newcomers holding onto the dream of getting rich.
You think that with 1800 U, you can turn your fate around,
But the market will only gently yet ruthlessly tell you —
Your capital isn’t enough, your mindset is too flighty, you can't even handle the volatility.
Some say: "It's just 1800 U, if you lose it, you can earn it back."
But the problem is, every time you blow up, it's not just money,
It's confidence, it's rhythm, it's rationality.
You think you're losing your capital,
In fact, you're losing the most basic respect for the market.
I have seen a young man,
On the first day, he made 200 U and excitedly treated his friends to barbecue;
On the second day, he lost 300 U, urgently added positions wanting to get the money back;
On the third day, he directly lost everything, and his account only had a single-digit left.
That day he sat in front of the computer, not saying a word for half an hour.
When you ask him what he learned?
He said: "I learned that the market doesn’t take care of anyone."
In fact, the threshold of the crypto world has never been technology,
It's mentality, it's patience, it's position.
Those who can truly survive are those who can endure, wait, and stabilize.
Not those who are only thinking about getting rich and acting impulsively.
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$XAN Last spring, when the weather was just warming up, I was closing my shop. My old friend Yang was squatting on the steps at the door, shivering while smoking a cigarette.
$MYX The phone screen was glaring like a needle—1.5 million in principal, only 180,000 left. He has been in the building materials business for more than ten years, enduring through wind and rain, but he just couldn't withstand this impulsive 'all-in' move.
$AKE Here’s how things slid downhill: with a full contract of 1.5 million, everything started smoothly, and when profits came in, he thought he had 'figured out the market.'
But then the market turned, and his account dropped from 1.5 million to 900,000.
When others saw this, they would reduce their positions to stop losses, but he stubbornly held on,
the more he thought about turning things around, the more he added to his position, and the more he added, the more confused he became.
The market gave him another drop,
all his additional investments were like throwing bricks into a deep pit—
in the end, after cutting everything, only 180,000 was left.
That day, his eyes were as red as if they had been whipped by the wind all night,
his fingers holding the phone were trembling,
after holding it in for a long time, he could only squeeze out one sentence:
"It's over, there's no saving it, I can only sell the shop now."
At that moment, I suddenly understood,
the harshest thing in the cryptocurrency world is not the volatility, but the word 'luck.'
As long as you still fantasize in your heart, 'If I get another wave, I'll break even,'
the market can throw you from the peak to the valley, pressing you down to grind.
I patted him on the shoulder and asked him: "Do you want to break even, or do you want to return to a normal life?"
Yang was stunned for a few seconds, as if awakened by this sentence.
In fact, he couldn't afford to lose money,
he couldn't afford to feel 'inferior to others.'
But the cryptocurrency world doesn't care who you are,
and it won't be kinder to you just because you work hard, suffer, or are honest.
If you dare to go all in, it dares to liquidate you;
if you place heavy bets, it dares to make you question your life.
Later, we calculated a sum together:
Selling the shop wasn't because 180,000 couldn't hold on,
but because his position had already overdrawn the future years.
What truly crushed him wasn't losing money, but 'refusing to admit defeat.'
Ask yourself, do you willingly want to be a perpetual loser? Or do you want to be the one who laughs last? Carp leaping over the dragon gate👉@顶级交易员逸总 Action speaks louder than words.