The last dance from Rest Assured Loan...#CryptoCircle

I put in 2000 RMB, and in three days I earned over 40k RMB.

I wasn’t planning to trade at all—I kept watching Ethereum and Bitcoin, but they never gave me an opportunity, so I just kept writing quantitative strategies and doing reviews. Then three days ago, my family told me they urgently needed 30k RMB. I had no choice but to take out a loan. Since my credit report needed to be nurtured, I couldn’t restart trading—but then I happened to see Gold! What a coincidence.

Last time I made big gains and big losses was in March—3000 RMB turned into nearly 100k RMB in a month. At that time, I had only 200k RMB on my mind—one more cup and I could pay off my debts and rest. Unfortunately, I was blinded by that 200k RMB. I went all-in three times, and every direction was wrong. This is what trading is all about—in the market, you can’t guarantee you’ll win every time. And at that moment, I was gambling, gambling that I would certainly win. Sadly, I failed, because I was too desperate for money back then. Now I understand: trading cannot be rushed. It’s something that goes against human nature. The more anxious you are, even if you’re a genius, you’ll keep hitting walls in this market.

Thinking back now makes my eyes want to pee.

The weirdest part was that not only did I not withdraw the big gains, but I also kept adding positions frantically. And the result was big gains turning into big losses. At that time, I was also running the quantitative version 1.0. But because I was trading myself and being way too crazy, I set aside my quantitative strategy.

I really regret it. After another three months, my quantitative strategy is finally ready, and I’m back on the trading market with a winning attitude.

Here I want to tell everyone: in trading, nothing matters more than stability. You must, absolutely must control your risk.

Actually, isn’t life the same? Right? Every decision we make carries risk. We need to keep those risks within our controllable range and never let them spiral out of control.

Well, that’s all for today—just a bit emotional.