Looking at these two doors, it's like standing at the junction of the past and the present, truly able to step back, I would never walk the path I took back then.

Back then, I was making big bets, holding chips from 30k to 60k, floating profits doubling, feeling on top of the world, always thinking I could push for another wave, but then I turned around and got smashed back to 40k, with floating profits halving. My mentality collapsed, chasing gains and cutting losses, ultimately losing more than I gained.

If I could do it all over again, I would never do it this way. I wouldn't blindly go all-in, nor would I gamble with high leverage to double my money. I would only build positions in the bottom range in batches, set clear take-profit and stop-loss levels, and walk away when the time comes—never cling to the market. Earn what I should earn, and no matter how high the market flies afterward, it has nothing to do with me.

Actually, there is no way back. This door looks like a shortcut, but in reality, it's a reminder for traders: the mistakes made in the past were never because they didn't see the market clearly, but because they couldn't control their greed. Instead of fantasizing about going back to get rich quickly through foresight, it's better to lock in discipline now—make every trade something you can control, earn steady profits, and avoid blindly chasing quick gains in the market—that's the real right path. #美国4月CPI上涨3.8% $BTC $ETH