I just came across a post in the square that left me speechless for a long time.
Someone named Awen said his account once peaked at over 7 million,
but now that the market has crashed, he only has a few hundred thousand left,
and is still in the square asking for advice:
"Should I cut my losses? Will there be a rebound? Should I hold on?"
To be honest, I found it a bit confusing.
How can someone who has reached a net worth of 7 million be struggling with these questions?
This doesn’t seem like a mistake a newcomer would make,
but rather a typical case of someone who got too used to the market,
and suddenly faced with a downturn, their mindset just exploded.
If the bet goes right, maybe there will be a small rebound,
but if it goes wrong, it’s not just a matter of a downturn,
it’s a matter of losing a million outright.
I considered many possibilities:
This guy could be:
1️⃣ A rich second generation, who already has considerable wealth in society
2️⃣ Or someone like me, who struggled from the countryside to get into this circle, relying on fate and rhythm to get here?
If it’s the former, he has the right to be willful, he’s confident and can take it.
But if it’s the latter, I can only say
I am left speechless.
In this circle, what we fear most isn’t a lack of ability,
but thinking that after having a lot of money, one will never fall again.
You can make it to 7 million, but can’t withstand the crash of a shitcoin,
then your comeback is not about “ability,”
it’s just that you happened to be at the right place at the right time, and you mistakenly thought that was talent.
For me, the logic of a comeback is simple:
Controlled positions + Take profits to secure + Roll profits into positions + Emotional management
Even if it’s only a few hundred U a day,
the account curve is steadily upward, with controlled drawdowns and clear rhythms.
I don’t seek to get rich quickly,
I just want to walk step by step with a group of "respectful people,"
moving up in the crypto circle.
Not everyone with a 7 million account is worth envying,
but those who can steadily rise from 500 U,
and still be around in the end, are the truly admirable ones.
