Do you think that in the cryptocurrency world, success relies on technology, news, and inspiration? If you think like this, you are too naive; you have become the fodder for the market?

The only people who can survive in this market and turn into big shots are those who have been ground down by the market, lost so much they wanted to jump off a building, yet still grit their teeth and get back up.

1. If you have never been liquidated, you are forever a novice.

If you have never been liquidated, you do not understand what 'pain' means.

If you have never experienced going from a profit of 100,000 to losing it all, you will never understand what 'despair' means.

The market will not reason with you; it will only teach you harsh lessons:

Losing 50% of 100,000 leaves you with 50,000, but to break even from 50,000, you need to double it.

Climbing from the first floor to the hundredth takes an hour, but jumping from the hundredth floor only takes 30 seconds.

(Remember this):

Your principal is your life; whoever touches your principal, you should cut them off.

Even if you have doubled your money 100 times, one time going to zero means you are completely out.

2. Why are most people fodder?

Because they cannot control themselves at all.

They can compare prices for three days for a pair of shoes, but only take three seconds to decide to buy cryptocurrency.

The pain of losing 1,000 is ten times stronger than the joy of making 1,000.

Frequent trading can eat up 140% of your principal in fees over a year! (Don't believe it? Do the math yourself!)

How do truly tough people operate?

Think ahead:

In this wave of market movement, how much do I want to earn?

How much must I cut losses?

How much must I withdraw first when I make a profit?

Absolutely no all-in: Buy in batches, increase position only when profitable, and always leave an escape route.

Patiently wait for opportunities: The cryptocurrency world is a place where 'you don't open for three years, but when you do, you eat for three years'; moving around recklessly equals seeking death.

3. Top-level thinking: What you want is not small profits but a change in destiny.

If you are trading cryptocurrency with 10,000 and can't sleep over a few hundred fluctuations, then you should withdraw early; you are not suited for this game.

How do true big shots think?

The target is 1 million; a fluctuation of 100,000 is nothing to them.

When the trend comes, they hold on tightly; when there is no trend, they would rather sleep than act recklessly.

Trading is counterintuitive; you must be able to endure more than 99% of people.

The market does not eliminate those with poor skills; it only eliminates those with broken mindsets.

Are you willing to be the fodder that 'completely exits after liquidation,' or the winner who 'can make a comeback after losing everything'?