Have you ever calculated the worst drawdown in your account? 60%, 80% loss? Many people see these numbers for the first time and their minds go blank, thinking their life is over. But everyone who has been in this circle knows that this is far from an unbeatable situation. The market operates like this—bull and bear cycles, opportunities are never lacking. Mainstream coins rise and fall at their own pace, and undervalued coins are always quietly brewing in some corner. Losing money can be earned back, the key is not to mess up the rhythm. I have seen too many people who were not knocked down by the first wave of retracement, but instead died because they were eager to recover their losses. When the account turns red, people start to panic. How panicked? They resort to all means to leverage, which could have been slowly repaired, but they push their positions into the abyss with that extra push of the accelerator. Their motto is "must recover," but what they actually do is gamble with the remaining principal in a life-and-death game with the market. The most realistic part of the crypto world is this: the market is willing to give you time, willing to wait for you, but it will not pay for your emotions. You can slow down your operations, be more cautious, or even do nothing for a while. But never face the market head-on after a loss. Experienced traders know how to hit the brakes at critical moments—this is not giving up, this is timely stop-loss. Preserving the principal is the only way to wait for the next opportunity.