Last year's bear market completely wiped out my account—lost everything, 900,000 just gone. I was in a really bad state at that time, smashed my phone, deleted all the apps, and disappeared for a while. I really thought the crypto path might be over for me.
But I just couldn't swallow that loss.
By 2025, there was only 3,000 USDT left in my account. I didn't think too much, told myself this was the last chance. With this small capital, I stubbornly went from 2,200 USDT all the way to 20,000, then 80,000, doubling at each stage. Someone asked for my secret, honestly there's nothing complicated—just three words: Play by the rules.
Specifically: no full positions, no all-in bets, no greed. I kept my positions very conservative, never exceeding 40%, and the rest was real life-saving money. When cutting losses, I was very decisive—never guessing the top or bottom. When the market rises, I focus on strong coins; when it falls, I switch directly to shorting. Switching back and forth like this, when I hit the right trend, I can make 5,000 USDT in about ten minutes. It sounds like a myth, but it's really a matter of probability.
What do I do after making money? Reinvest 30%, withdraw 70%. This ratio feels pretty balanced to me. Step by step, I managed to recover the 500,000 I lost before, and even made an extra 300,000.
Finally, I want to say that in crypto, no one ever earns faster than others; the real competition is about who can last longer. A steady mindset, strong execution, and proper risk management—these are the foundations of long-term stability.
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MEVHunter
· 7h ago
This 40% position setting sounds like probability arbitrage through mempool monitoring. The real way to live is not to greedily chase that last 5% increase... It sounds harsh, but I like it.
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GateUser-e87b21ee
· 8h ago
900,000爆没, that's really intense... But turning 3,000U into 80,000 definitely shows some skill.
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bridgeOops
· 8h ago
Basically, it's about living longer than others, or else you're just cannon fodder.
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FUD_Vaccinated
· 8h ago
900,000 directly wiped out, how desperate is that... But speaking of which, this guy's logic for turning things around in the end really isn't wrong. Playing by the rules is easy to say but incredibly difficult to actually do.
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LayerZeroJunkie
· 8h ago
900,000 directly爆账户, this mentality must be so strong, I'm nervous for you.
Last year's bear market completely wiped out my account—lost everything, 900,000 just gone. I was in a really bad state at that time, smashed my phone, deleted all the apps, and disappeared for a while. I really thought the crypto path might be over for me.
But I just couldn't swallow that loss.
By 2025, there was only 3,000 USDT left in my account. I didn't think too much, told myself this was the last chance. With this small capital, I stubbornly went from 2,200 USDT all the way to 20,000, then 80,000, doubling at each stage. Someone asked for my secret, honestly there's nothing complicated—just three words: Play by the rules.
Specifically: no full positions, no all-in bets, no greed. I kept my positions very conservative, never exceeding 40%, and the rest was real life-saving money. When cutting losses, I was very decisive—never guessing the top or bottom. When the market rises, I focus on strong coins; when it falls, I switch directly to shorting. Switching back and forth like this, when I hit the right trend, I can make 5,000 USDT in about ten minutes. It sounds like a myth, but it's really a matter of probability.
What do I do after making money? Reinvest 30%, withdraw 70%. This ratio feels pretty balanced to me. Step by step, I managed to recover the 500,000 I lost before, and even made an extra 300,000.
Finally, I want to say that in crypto, no one ever earns faster than others; the real competition is about who can last longer. A steady mindset, strong execution, and proper risk management—these are the foundations of long-term stability.