In the rise and fall of the cryptocurrency market, an investor who was left with only 50,000 USDT after a liquidation once relied on discipline to escape despair. Initially, he entered the market by splitting his capital according to rules, immediately reinvesting profits after making gains, and steadily building his capital with a ‘profit supporting profit’ roll-over strategy, growing his funds to 150,000 USDT in just 26 days. His perseverance in monitoring the market until dawn and his meticulous review of trades late into the night allowed his numbers to steadily rise within the framework of discipline.

However, the confidence gained from profits gradually turned into arrogance, and he began to crave validation. On the 32nd day, he secretly invested heavily in altcoins, using 'trial and error' as an excuse to deviate from the system, resulting in a single-day loss of 46%. When the gambler's mentality replaced his instinct for discipline, what was once a safety net became a sacrifice to greed.

The blacklisting on the 36th day had nothing to do with losses, but because he forgot: the true threshold in the cryptocurrency market is never about how much capital one has, but whether one can control the impulses of human nature and make discipline the foundation of profit. Winning in the market is easy, but winning over oneself is difficult. $BTC $ETH #比特币流动性危机