Yesterday, I made a small profit in the market, so I casually withdrew some money and ordered a bowl of pig's trotters rice from the old shop downstairs.

In the past, when I faced liquidation, I would sit in this same shop, ordering the cheapest vegetable rice, while eating and scrolling through the liquidation records on the exchange, cursing myself for my impulsiveness while also calculating how to recover my losses.

At that time, I realized that to truly succeed in trading cryptocurrencies, it’s not about dreaming of getting rich quickly, but about whether you can control your emotions. Even if my account has only 50 U left, I don't chase trades, don't add to losing positions recklessly, and don't stubbornly hold on.

Now, I have made a small profit, so I withdraw some money to treat myself to a meal, not as a reward, but as a reminder to myself: money is earned to be spent, not to be left as a digital illusion on the exchange.

Every withdrawal is a victory of self-discipline; every bowl of pig's trotters rice is proof of maintaining a steady pace.

Don’t underestimate this kind of small rhythm.

Only those who can control themselves to "not get carried away after winning and not panic after losing" can survive in this market. Do you agree?