#美联储恢复降息进程 Four years ago, that liquidation wiped out 800,000 to zero.

I smashed my phone on the spot, closed my account, and disappeared for half a year as if I had vanished from the world.

Back then, I thought I had completely cut ties with cryptocurrency for good. But the more I tried to quit, the more that fire inside burned—the unwillingness to give up, I just couldn't swallow it.

At the start of 2024, I only had 1,000U left in my pocket.
I set a strict rule for myself: this is my last bullet—if I lose again, I’ll leave the space for good.

As a result, I managed to grind that 1,000U up to 25,000U, and then roll it up to 120,000U. Doubling all the way, even I found it hard to believe.

Many people DM’d me asking what indicators I used or which guru I followed.
Honestly, there’s no secret trick. I just carved the rules into my muscle memory:

✔ Position cap locked at 40%
The remaining 60% isn’t idle—it’s there to save my life. The market doesn’t always give you a second chance.

✔ No all-in
No matter how tempting the market is, I only take on what I can handle. Greed is the start of getting rich, but also the prelude to liquidation.

✔ Only play certainties
No bottom fishing, no holding losing positions, no betting on reversals. If the market is strong, I go long; if it’s weak, I short. When I’m on the right side, making 6,000U in ten minutes is normal.

Every time I profit, I reinvest 30% and immediately withdraw 70%. Lock in profits in layers—secure what’s in your pocket.

That’s how I step by step made up the 500,000 I lost, and even turned a profit of more than 300,000.

I later truly understood: in the crypto market, it’s not about who charges hardest, but who survives the longest. The people who can outlast the cycles are often the ones who laugh last.

I’m not some trading guru, just an ordinary person who’s fallen into every pit and died a few times over.

Whether you can make a comeback depends on whether you have the determination to turn risk management rules into instinct. The market forgives those who follow discipline, but never lets gamblers with wishful thinking off the hook.