From 702U to Millions: My Comeback
At three in the morning, the cold light of the screen reflected on my face, showing a balance of 702U. My fingers trembled, and my heart felt like it was being squeezed, gasping for air.
Three weeks ago, I was flaunting a balance of 28,000 U in my social circle, full of confidence. In the blink of an eye, consecutive liquidations brought me back to reality.
This is not the first time. Four years in the crypto world, 17 liquidations. The worst was LUNA, where 680,000 U evaporated overnight. But this time was heavier — I had more than a dozen brothers who trusted me behind me.
"Hao Ge, how about taking a break?" A message from my partner, Xiao Chen, popped up.
I stared at that message, silent for twenty minutes. The trust of friends, the greetings in the group, my encouraging voice messages... Reality slapped me hard.
At that moment, I suddenly understood: the most terrifying thing in the crypto world is not the liquidation, but the 'mental demons' that come after the liquidation. Most people fall into the trap of 'wanting to make a quick comeback' — the more urgent, the faster they die.
That night, I made two decisions:
Never pursue a quick comeback; turning the tables relies on discipline, not luck.
Establish a foolproof trading discipline that allows anyone to survive, rather than blindly going all in.
Some laughed at this method for being too stupid and not exciting enough. But I used this 'stupid method' to turn 702U back into several million.
I don't consider myself smart; I was just hit the hardest by liquidations. What you see is the result after the comeback; you haven't seen the despair when I was staring at 702U.
The crypto world has never been a 'game for the brave,' but rather a battlefield for the patient.
Smart people rely on talent, ordinary people rely on luck; in the end, the only ones who can survive are those who can stick to their discipline.
This is the lesson I bought with blood and tears, and also the most sincere advice for my brothers.
— At three in the morning, from 702U to millions, my comeback began at that moment.
