That year during the bear market, I really couldn't hold on any longer. My account was getting smaller day by day, and in the end, I lost nearly 3 million. I was completely numb.

No one replied in my friend circle, my family thought I was possessed, friends stopped contacting me, and I was losing the courage to even watch the market.

During the most frustrating times, every morning I woke up checking my balance, and every night I closed my eyes still thinking about the market, my heartbeat synchronizing with the candlestick patterns.

I am not a naturally talented trader, nor am I a lucky one. Previously, I relied solely on sheer determination, but it ended up backfiring on me.

When I was left with only 3,500 U, I really sat there that night thinking for a long time,

I figured it out—either accept my fate or change.

I chose to change.

This time, I won’t gamble anymore, nor pretend to be a trader,

I honestly split my money into two parts, one to stabilize my bottom line, and the other to take small risks for opportunities,

Only trading the coins I am most familiar with, understanding the market I am in, aiming for just 5%-10% on each trade, and exiting when I reach my target.

I also cut my losing trades without dragging them out, not being greedy at all.

From 3,500, I slowly built it up, over 5,000 in the first week, over 8,000 in the second week,

By the sixth week, it broke 40,000. I still remember that night when I didn’t want to do anything,

I just sat there in a daze, and a voice in my heart emerged:

"You are still alive."

Some people asked if I used some system or some magical technique,

To be honest, it was none of that.

I just controlled my hands, stabilized my heart, began to acknowledge my accounts, admit my mistakes, and accept my fate,

Then, step by step, I turned it around.

In the end, small capital recovery does not rely on being smart; it relies on whether one can avoid making reckless moves, maintain stability, and withstand pressure.

When the rhythm is right, it’s okay to take it slow; the scariest thing is wanting to make a fortune without fully understanding, which leads to a direct exit.

When the wind is strong and the waves are high, it's hard to keep a lone boat steady;

In a world of ups and downs, going alone is easy to sink.

If we can walk together, even the storms can become beautiful scenery.

This era lacks not brave souls, but companions on the journey.

I am willing to be the power behind you, just ask if you dare to reach the shore?