Brothers, I am the banker Bo Fuqi in the crypto circle.

After 7 years in the industry, looking back, when I first entered in 2015, I had 60,000 in capital which I borrowed, and I was extremely anxious.

Now my account has surpassed eight figures; to be honest, it’s really not luck but rather crawling out of pit after pit with reflection.

I trade, going from long-term to short-term, from ultra-short to intraday swings, trying out all sorts of styles.

You say my skills are amazing? I’m really not a top expert.

But I dare say, my understanding of 'losing money' is much deeper than most people’s.

In these 6 years, I’ve seen too many people build high towers, only to watch them collapse.

From tens of thousands to tens of millions, one bear market can wipe it all out.

Do you think their skills are poor?

No!

They are used to holding positions, and when luck runs out and bullets are gone, a single drawdown wipes out their profits.

Some people can recover after losing 100 times, but if they fail just once, it’s not a small loss, it’s a total wipeout.

What’s even scarier is that many people panic at the first sign of loss, and in a rush to recover, they mess up their operations and end up losing everything.

I’m not a saint either; I have my moments of weakness.

But I know one thing clearly: the market won’t listen to your commands.

Don’t think that just because 'I feel it will rise' it will actually rise, or that 'I judge it’s a pump' it will definitely be a pump.

If you’re wrong, you should leave, not stubbornly hold on.

In cryptocurrency trading, it’s fundamentally about whether you can endure. Can you admit when you’re wrong? Can you work according to the rules?

To put it bluntly, it’s not that you don’t understand trading; it’s that you’re unwilling to lose, don’t want to admit mistakes, and are greedy.

Stop saying you have 'faith', that 'holding on will bring it back'; this is not faith, it’s self-deception of a gambler.

Now that I’ve come this far, there’s nothing to boast about; it’s simply about executing simple rules to perfection:

Admit when you’re wrong

Set stop-loss when opening a position

Make decisions when you’re calm, and shut down the computer when you’re emotional.

You think making money relies on skills, but the truth is:

Every time you don’t follow the rules, you’re digging your own grave.

The market is still active, and there are many opportunities.

As long as you’re willing to turn off your emotions and establish rules, don’t say you can’t turn 10,000 into a fortune.

Latest market associations and reminders (updated August 22):

Recently, market volatility has increased, but overall liquidity remains sufficient.

Bitcoin ETF approval expectations, Ethereum ecosystem upgrades, and other news are still fermenting, and the mid- to long-term trend remains unchanged.

But remember: don’t get carried away just because of temporary good news; rules first, emotions second.

Banker's Summary:

The crypto space is not short of opportunities, but lacks people who follow the rules.

I’m not here to teach you how to get rich quick; I’m here to teach you how to survive longer.

Remember: as long as you’re willing to admit your mistakes, the market will always give you opportunities.

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