I once lost 3 million overnight in the crypto world, and that feeling is unforgettable to this day.
It wasn't the pain of disappearing numbers, but the collapse of my entire belief.
I watched the market until dawn, went all-in, chased trends, and jumped on hot topics...
I went through every mistake written in textbooks in practice.
Later, I directly closed the software, exited all trading groups, muted my phone, and didn’t even dare to look at the prices. At that time, I thought I was done with this market for life.
But weeks passed, and I found that I still wasn’t convinced in my heart.
I was unwilling, not because of money, but because I felt I hadn't even managed to 'survive'.
So I came back again, with only a few thousand dollars left.
But this time, I no longer thought about getting rich quickly, nor did I want to eat a big meal all at once.
I only focused on two things—
staying alive and then making money steadily.
I started to only trade in coins I was familiar with, with single trades not exceeding 10% of my position.
If I didn’t understand the market, I would let it go; even if others were making money and I was envious, I wouldn’t follow.
For each opportunity, I only took a portion in the middle, took my profit and left, never greedy for the last bite.
Taking profits, cutting losses, and position control—these rules that I used to find troublesome, I now adhere to more than anyone else.
At first, it was very slow; a few thousand turned into ten thousand, ten thousand into twenty thousand, twenty thousand into fifty thousand...
There was no explosion, no miracle, just a gradual accumulation.
Slowly, I stopped fixating on my balance and instead focused on whether I had drawdowns or made impulsive mistakes.
I realized that the reason I lost so badly back then was that I wanted to win too much, and ended up losing everything;
but now, I can turn it around because I first learned to admit defeat, which gave me the chance to slowly win.
This market is not short of opportunities, but it lacks those who can remain calm until the end.
If you are still in the low point, not knowing how to get out, don’t think about turning it around first,
learn to survive. Once you survive, opportunities will naturally come to you.
If you don’t want to keep spinning in place, then come with me, the current market is a good time for recovery and flipping positions.
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