21 days, from 7000U to 300,000U. Honestly, looking back now, it still feels a bit unreal.

$MAGMA At the start, my account only had 7000U left. In the volatile environment of crypto, having more or less doesn’t really matter—you’re still vulnerable to a single sharp drawdown in a violent market.
$ETH On the first day, I was very cautious. I only used a small position to test the waters—make a little profit and leave. I didn’t dare to rush in.
More than anything, that day was about confirming one thing: whether I could still keep living in this market.
On the second day, the market gave me some feedback, and for the first time it broke past 1,000U.
I wasn’t too excited; instead, I became a bit calmer and started to realize that rhythm matters more than impulse.
On the third and fourth days, the market’s fluctuations were huge, and market sentiment also started to turn extreme. In the group, many people added positions, and some even went all-in.
I chose to split my position and test things in batches, doing my best not to bet everything on a single direction.
After that stretch, my account slowly moved up to more than 10,000U. It wasn’t a comeback, but at least it extended a little beyond the “survival line.”
In the last few days, I kept it even simpler: I didn’t chase extreme returns—just controlled risk and drawdowns.
When it was time to take profit, I took profit. When it was time to reduce positions, I reduced them. I always left some room.
Looking back, there was nothing miraculous in this process—no so-called secret.
It was simply that when the market was very hot, I didn’t let emotions make the decisions for me.
Sometimes, living a little longer matters more than making money a little faster.
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