#密码资产动态追踪 An uncommon experience changed my understanding of the crypto market.



Once, floating profits made me lose my way, and when holding assets, I firmly believed I was destined to succeed. It wasn't until reality dealt me several heavy blows that I realized the truth. I have tasted betrayal by trusted people and the backlash of decisions made with high hopes. I mortgaged the property my parents prepared for me, only to end up with nothing. It was this despair that led me into the crypto world and taught me what it truly means to survive in this market.

A person with a child, renting in the suburbs, spends the day taking care of the kid and the night watching the charts. I repeatedly tested with a demo account, treating every loss as tuition. I have been liquidated more than once and experienced countless stop-outs. Those painful moments eventually became my trading rules.

In this process, I summarized six ironclad trading principles, each gained at a cost:

1. Don’t chase rapid rises, don’t sell on slow gains — the fastest climbs are the easiest to fall into traps; slow ascents test your patience.
2. Run during a waterfall decline, buy the bottom — preserving capital during a downturn always takes precedence over trying to catch rebounds.
3. High volume at a high level signals risk — large transactions at peaks often indicate reversals.
4. The bottom is earned — not rushed in, but waited out through pain.
5. Forget K-lines, understand human nature — technical analysis is secondary; market psychology is the decisive factor.
6. Holding no position also takes courage — sometimes, being willing to clear all is harder than being fully invested.

The deepest insight I gained at the cost of three liquidations: borrowed money is a death sentence; those who go all-in ultimately end up at zero. Only those who survive the bear market are qualified to welcome the bull.

Looking at these years of accumulation today, I don’t see myself as just trading coins. I use blood to practice, failure to enlighten. There are no shortcuts in the crypto market; behind every account is a story of paying tuition. My story is just one of them.

In this circle, you must admit: the market is always smarter than you, and the risks are always greater than you imagine. But as long as you survive, your understanding will keep upgrading.
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airdrop_huntressvip
· 01-10 00:13
All the houses have been mortgaged, how desperate must one be to make such a decision... I'm truly convinced. --- Hitting liquidation three times and still able to come back and give a lecture, this is more valuable than anything else. --- The phrase "going all in without holding any position" hit me hard. How many people would rather be trapped than sell? --- That moment when I was watching my child and monitoring the market alone, I broke down. This isn't trading crypto, it's a battlefield. --- Forget about reading candlesticks; understanding human nature is spot on. Technical analysis can deceive, but psychology doesn't. --- Borrowing money to go all in will eventually lead to zero. This should be engraved in every newcomer’s mind in the crypto world. --- Only after surviving a bear market do you deserve to wait for a bull market. Simple and brutal, but true. --- Compared to those who hype up signals, those who summarize lessons from blood and tears are the most convincing. --- Behind every account is a tuition payer... I am still the one paying my tuition.
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HashBanditvip
· 01-08 10:20
nah this hits different... back in my mining days i lost way more than just capital, lost my mind for a solid year. the part about all-in leading to zero? *that's* the real TPS bottleneck nobody talks about lmao
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LiquiditySurfervip
· 01-08 10:17
Hmm... After reading this, I think the most heartbreaking thing is still that line "Empty positions also require courage." To be honest, many people simply don't understand that the real surfing entry point is often at the moment when you do nothing.
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OnchainUndercovervip
· 01-08 10:07
Mortgageing property and losing everything really hit home. The crypto world is like that, teaching you how to behave again and again. That "even holding a position requires courage" I think was said too harshly, it reveals something most people are afraid to admit. Borrowed money is a death sentence, this phrase is too painful, so many people around me have gone bankrupt because of it. I agree with the second point, you need to survive during a decline; rebounds are just illusions. It's crucial not to rush in at the bottom; many people rush in and stay at the bottom forever. Brother, your experience is truly heavy, but the insights gained from it are indeed valuable.
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BlockchainFriesvip
· 01-08 09:58
Mortgage property, losing everything... This guy is really ruthless, exchanging real costs for lessons, much more reliable than those who just talk empty words of coolness. Only after three liquidation events did he realize it. The cost is a bit steep, but the saying "Survive to upgrade" really hits home. People who go all-in ultimately end up at zero. I have to remember this—how many haven't realized it yet?
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