#密码资产动态追踪 When my 500,000 principal was wiped out, I was almost completely broken.

Every day staring at the K-line, my eyes sore and swollen, palms sweating, anxiety making it impossible to sit still. Tossing and turning all night, smoking until my throat hurt. When the account dropped to 5,000 USD, I kept asking myself, should I just give up? It’s too tormenting.

In the end, I made it through. Not because of stubbornness, but because I understood what those 5,000 USD meant — this is the last chance, I can't afford to gamble.

During that time, I set strict rules for myself. Only do things I see through and can control the risk. After the market turbulence, I wait for a pullback near the moving average before entering. Small positions, low leverage, take profits and exit immediately, at most two trades a day. Prefer to earn less than to be greedy.

When new coins were issued, I also paid attention, but only the first small segment of the trend. Take profit immediately and never fight the market.

After the account grew to 20,000 USD, I would transfer half out every night. Basically, I was guarding myself — once people get inflated, the market will harvest.

That stage was not about how high my technical skills were, but about who could control their greed.

I don’t think I’m particularly smart, nor do I consider myself lucky, but one thing I’m very sure of — you can be broke, but you can’t be clueless. There are no miracles in the crypto world; whether you can turn things around depends entirely on whether you stay calm and act decisively at critical moments. Losing money is easy, but the hard part is bringing out that last bit of principal alive.

One person alone can’t go far by fighting alone. With a clear direction, a sense of rhythm, and guidance, you can keep moving forward. $ETH is already in this market, stay calm, secure the opportunities you should take, and that’s enough.