Unknowingly, I've been in the circle for over 10 years.
At 31, looking back to when I first entered in 2014, the capital was borrowed—60,000 yuan, no confidence. Now my account exceeds 10 million. Honestly, my feelings are quite complicated.
This money doesn't come from luck; it's earned through digging one pit after another and reflecting step by step.
In recent years, I've seen too many people—turning tens of thousands into tens of millions, only to lose it all in one bear market.
The problem isn't that you can't make trades; it's that you're used to holding onto losing trades.
When luck runs out and bullets are gone, one drawdown can wipe you out.
There's something even more common: people get anxious as soon as they lose money.
Want to break even? Chaotic operations lead to a complete loss.
I have my moments too, but I'm clear:
The market won't listen to your commands.
When you think it should rise, it falls instead; when you think it's a trap, it truly plunges.
If you're wrong, you should leave, not stubbornly persist.
Trading cryptocurrencies essentially boils down to three words: can you endure?
Can you admit you were wrong? Can you follow the rules?
To put it bluntly, many people don't understand; they just don't want to lose, are greedy, or unwilling to admit mistakes.
What 'faith', what 'holding on will bring it back', are just illusions to comfort gamblers.
I've now broken the ten million mark; there's nothing to boast about.
I simply take the simple rules to the extreme:
If you see it wrong, admit it.
Always set a stop loss when opening a position.
Make decisions when calm; turn off the computer when emotional.
Do you think making money relies on skills?
The truth is: every time you don't follow the rules, you're digging a pit for yourself.
The market is always there, and opportunities are always available.
As long as you can turn off your emotions and stick to the rules, don't say 60,000 in capital, even 10,000 can turn around.
