From Debt to Millions: The Cryptocurrency Redemption Journey of a 211 Graduate
I, a 211 graduate, was once a financial novice with savings of less than 200,000 in 2018. In 2015, I bought a house for 830,000 and sold it the next year for 1.29 million, netting a profit of 600,000. In 2017, I entered the market with 800,000. I bought shares of Tonghuashun at a high price, losing 170,000 on 400,000; then I made 1.4 million by following a trading signal, but lost 1.84 million on Bitcoin contracts, resulting in a loss of 340,000 in principal. After the liquidation, I stubbornly spent 200,000 on technical analysis, purchasing over a thousand indicators for 199 yuan, and in three months, I rolled it up to 980,000. During the pandemic in 2019, I tested the waters with 5,000 yuan, made 50,000, and decisively liquidated, accurately avoiding the 312 crash, gaining my first batch of followers through my predictions. In 2020, I entered the market with a capital of 100,000, grew it to 1.6 million by August, but lost 1 million during a correction yet remained confident that a bull market was coming. On October 3, I calculated that Bitcoin would bottom out on November 5, to the exact day; followers who invested 100,000 earned 10 million. By April 2021, my assets reached 27 million, but after buying the dip on altcoins on May 19, they shrank to 18.5 million; in July, I traded contracts up to 60 million, but due to a rainstorm (traffic jam + phone battery died), I was liquidated down to zero, with only 5 million left. My gambling nature resurfaced, using leverage on my entire account, ultimately losing down to 43 million before stopping, leaving only 400,000 in 2022. In 2023, I bet on a small bull market with a bottom line of 300,000, and by 2024, I reached 48 million. This journey, from liquidation to a net worth of millions, involved stepping into the pitfalls of contracts and believing in the allure of high-profile traders, leading to the realization: the market is always changing, but the one constant is a mindset that respects risk. Now holding onto my positions, the story continues — there are no myths in the crypto world, only the discipline and clarity of survivors.
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