I once lost 3 million in the crypto world and slowly rolled back to 3500U.

That year in the bear market, I lost everything, a total of 3 million.

I couldn't sleep, cleared my social media, relatives avoided me, and friends distanced themselves.

At one point, I wanted to give up.

Until I saw a saying:

"No matter how much you lose, it's just the beginning; holding on is the end."

Like a wake-up call, I decided to give it another shot.

With only 3500U left, I dared not gamble anymore.

I completely reviewed my trades and started anew.

This time, I would only do two things:

👉 Strictly control my positions

👉 Steadily build my portfolio

Split the 3500U into two parts, one for defense, one for offense.

For each trade, I only aim for a small profit of 5-10%,

If I can cut losses, I will, never cling to a losing trade.

In the first week, I reached 5200U,

In the second week, 8600U,

By the sixth week, my account exceeded 40K.

It's not that I'm so strong, but I finally understood:

Trading isn't about betting high or low; it's about controlling the pace.

The crypto world isn't short of opportunities;

What's lacking is someone who understands the market and can control their actions.