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The "Luna collapse" in April 2022 was the most unforgettable blow of my cryptocurrency career. The price fell from $2 all the way to $0, and my account was also wiped out. During the craziest times, I was fully leveraged short and once won 700,000; unfortunately, greed was more fatal than the market, and I ended up losing everything. It took less than a week to go from peak to trough, and I couldn't even protect my principal. That kind of despair, to be honest, made me consider quitting the industry altogether.

But often, the turning point of fate hides at the lowest valley. That blow that nearly made me give up instead forced out my will to be reborn. I sold my computer, got rid of some collectibles, and reinvested the remaining funds. I chose TRB and hard work turned $20 into $420. At that moment, I finally pulled my account back from the ruins to millions, which felt like a true turnaround.

Looking back, I finally understood that wealth is not built on "insider information" or bull markets, but on a few simple yet extremely important principles:

A sudden surge followed by a quick drop is often the game of the big players: a sudden waterfall line is actually a trap; chasing the rise is akin to seeking death.

A sharp drop followed by a gradual rise is mostly a selling rhythm: don't naively think "it won't fall further after such a sharp drop"; the market never shows mercy.

High volume at the top does not necessarily mean the peak; low volume is the most dangerous: when trading volume dries up, a collapse is often near.

High volume at the bottom must be continuous to count: one or two days is an illusion; multiple consecutive days indicate real accumulation.

That experience made me completely awake — failure is not scary; what is scary is losing composure. As long as I can find a way to survive in the ruins, losses can also become stepping stones for experience.

The market will not stop because of your despair, but it will reward those who dare to climb up from the bottom.
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