Last year's bear market, I really almost couldn't get out of it!!!!!!!

Over 200,000, it's not much but that was what I saved for more than half a year, almost putting my entire life on the line.

There was a time when I would open my eyes every day just to look at my account, the more I looked, the more anxious I became, my heart raced, and my scalp tingled.

That feeling, if you haven't experienced it, you really wouldn't understand; it felt like I was about to shatter.

People around me advised me to stop, saying, "Don't play anymore, this is not something you can handle."

I said "Okay" out loud, but not a single word of it registered in my heart.

It wasn't that I wasn't afraid; I really just didn't want to give up like this.

In the end, only 2000U was left in my account, I really had no choice.

I gave myself a final ultimatum: I can't mess around this time.

It's not gambling; it's about starting over.

The first thing I did was go back and look at the previous losses one by one,

I realized — I wasn't trading at all; I was just gambling.

Heavy positions, following the crowd, no plan, no stop-loss, emotions getting the better of me.

Back then, I was completely a retail investor being led by the market.

This time, I started to change.

I didn't seek to make quick money; I just wanted a rhythm, a stable route to multiply my capital.

I divided the 2000U and began to grow it, only choosing mainstream coins that I had been watching for a long time.

I didn't touch those skyrocketing, low-volume, or social trading.

Every trade had to meet three criteria: a reasonable trend, alignment with market sentiment, and a breakthrough in trading volume.

If there was a signal, I acted; if not, I waited; if it was time to take profit, I took profit.

Never hesitating on stop-loss; if it needed to be cut, I cut it, never looking back.

In the first two rounds, I made small gains.

First round: 2000 grew to 3600.

Second round: 3600 grew to nearly 6K.

There were also pullbacks in between, but I managed to control them, staying in rhythm.

By the seventh round, I dared to say: I'm stable now.

At that point, the account had already exceeded 40,000, and I directly withdrew 32,000 to secure my gains.

Many people thought I was just lucky.

But I can tell you, there was no luck here.

Only a bunch of reviews and self-destructive reflections that you couldn't see.

If you want to turn things around, it's not about learning signals from some influencer.

It's about first admitting where you went wrong in the past.

As long as you still have 2000U, as long as you're not blown out and your heart is steady,

You still have a chance to turn it around.

Don't fantasize about making a quick comeback.

The market rewards those who can endure.

Don't be greedy, don't act recklessly, don't gamble; these three phrases were bought with my blood.