In three days, I went from 4000U to 30kU. Looking back, this kind of volatility is honestly pretty crazy.

But the truth is not "legendary" — I just happened to hit a few high-volatility nodes.

At that time, my account had only 4287U left. It would be a lie to say I wasn't anxious. I had already reached a stage where I had to tighten my rhythm.

What I did those days was very simple:

First order: shorted BNB, caught a pullback.

Second order: traded ETH in a swing, caught the mid-trend.

Third order: rode a BTC acceleration with the trend.

A few trades stacked up, and the net value shot up.

It looks fierce, but the logic was actually very simple: only trade clearly structured swings, avoid fuzzy consolidations.

Many people only see the result and think it's "consecutive profits."

But the reality is: the premise was that position sizing was under control. If wrong, I could exit; if profitable, I dared to scale up a bit.

Without risk management, this kind of market would kill you even faster.

Later, there was indeed a stretch of consecutive favorable winds — the account went from over 4000 to around 30k.

But I knew very well that this phase doesn't mean stable skill — it only means the market happened to cooperate.

The easiest mistake in trading is to mistake "favorable winds" for "skill."

A lot of people ask me if I found some fixed method.

Actually, no.

It's just that during that period, I did only one thing: only act when the structure is clear; the rest of the time, stay completely in cash and wait. #比特币经历2022年来最差上半年

At the end of the day, this market isn't won by emotions, nor by stories.

Those who survive are controlling risks, not chasing extreme returns.

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