In terms of success or failure, life is grand; at worst, just start over. Friends who are just entering the market, don’t panic too much. Survive first, then gradually grow bigger—that’s the real skill.

Do you remember those first few years? The only thought in your mind was: "If others can double their money overnight, why can't I?" At that time, I had 5000U in hand, went all-in in one shot, and held on stubbornly. And the result? Liquidated repeatedly. Every time I got wiped out, I would deceive myself by saying, "Next trade will definitely bounce back." But reality was one pit after another, and my account was like falling into an endless abyss, sinking deeper and deeper.

Later, I realized it wasn’t bad luck, but that I simply wasn’t qualified to hold onto that money. With a gambler’s mindset lacking logic and discipline, surviving in the crypto world was already a miracle.

The real turning point came from a thorough self-analysis. Stopping to review my trading habits carefully, I discovered that liquidation was never an accident but an inevitable result. Those exaggerated claims of "risk under control"? In the face of unsystematic, illogical operations, they are just a joke.

Contract trading isn’t gambling; it’s about entering and exiting with rhythm and logic. The most frightening thing in the crypto world isn’t market volatility, but a collapsing mindset.

Afterward, I started obsessively studying Bollinger Bands (BOLL), not just drawing a few lines randomly. I paid attention to order book dynamics, analyzed structures, distinguished true breakouts from false ones, understood the concepts of closing and opening, and waited for pullbacks to confirm… When I first made 30x profit using this method, the sense of security was indescribable. At that moment, I finally realized I had grasped the secret of the crypto world.

But no matter how good the method is, if your mindset collapses and your positions are chaotic, liquidation is unavoidable. Ask yourself: Are you placing logical trades or emotional ones? Are you using a systematic approach or just gambling on the market? Not setting stop-losses? Then you’re not here to make money; you’re just seeking the thrill of getting wiped out.

Too many people claim they don’t believe in fate, but in reality, they leave their destiny entirely in the hands of the market. Now, I place fewer orders, but each one is clean and decisive, with clear risk awareness. This is the only secret to surviving and gradually strengthening in the crypto world.

Don’t talk to me about getting rich overnight. The crypto world has never lacked stories of sudden wealth; what’s missing are the tough guys who can survive and grow step by step.