I have been cut in half twice in the crypto world, not once, but twice, each time almost emptying my account and making me doubt life.
The first time was at the peak of the bull market when I heavily invested and chased highs, the market value dropped from 300,000 to only 40,000. At that time, I thought it was 'bad luck'.
The second time? I got a bit smarter, learned some techniques, but frequent trading led to earning on one trade and losing on two, and in the end, my account fell from 80,000 back to over 20,000.
It was then that I realized the real losses were not those few liquidation events, but the fact that I had been stubbornly using the wrong methods. To be honest, during that period, I felt completely empty.
The first thing I did every day upon waking was check my account, and before going to bed, I was still flipping through market trends. As a result, not only did I not turn it around, but I also broke down emotionally and my life became chaotic.
Until one day, an experienced person in the circle told me: 'It's not that you can't do it, it's that your rhythm is completely wrong.'
I was unconvinced but decided to try what he suggested: set stop losses in advance, reduce my positions, avoid chasing highs, and not get involved in random fluctuations.
Then something amazing happened:
I started to only make 1-2 trades a day, taking only the opportunities I understood, not being greedy, not holding on, and not chasing. As a result, my account steadily increased to 65,000 in a month. It wasn't a dramatic surge; it was the kind of steady progress that you could see every day, which felt more reassuring than making tens of thousands at once.
At that moment, I truly understood what it means that the crypto world is never short of opportunities; what's lacking is rhythm + discipline + consistent execution.
Whether you believe it or not, I now only do three things: manage positions, execute, and review.
When the market is there, I participate; when it’s gone, I rest. I don't force it, I don't fantasize, and I don't compete with the market.
I no longer think about multiplying my investment several times at once; instead, I focus on doing well each time and then rolling it up bit by bit.
Others may rush in with luck and perhaps earn dozens of times overnight, but I survive and turn things around relying on 'system + rhythm'. You ask me if it's hard to turn things around? I will say one thing:
The hard part is not turning around; it's whether you are willing to throw away the habits of being 'wrong'.
The crypto world is not wrong; what’s wrong is our previous gambling mentality.
I have helped too many people climb up from the lows, and I have also seen too many regret not acting sooner after being liquidated. Opportunities are always left for those who are prepared, but they will never wait for those who hesitate. The current market is a great time for recovery and flipping positions — whether you want to turn things around depends on whether you dare to step in!
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