"April 1st, Sister Jin Officially Returns"


Over the past five months, I canceled all my online accounts and chose to completely step back from the circle. Today, I decide to start over. More than 150 days and nights of polishing, waiting quietly for the bloom.

It's not that I can't afford to lose, but I must piece together the shattered self, bit by bit, before I dare to lead my trusted partners back into the game...

First, I want to ask all my old friends in the crypto circle: Have you really put the money you earned safely in your pocket? Are the profits you made still there?

Exactly one year ago today, Ethereum was at 1930. Today, Ethereum is at 2124. After going in circles, the market has spun around and returned to the starting point. Has a year of bull and bear markets really passed in the blink of an eye? Was it exciting enough?

I probably will never forget this: August 24, 2025, when ETH surged straight to 4957. At that moment, the profit in my account was enough to buy three Bentleys.

Back then, I was floating on cloud nine, thinking I had become a god in the crypto world. I updated my trading records daily, and my friends followed and admired me every day.

But I never expected that a nightmare was quietly waiting just a few hours later!!!

In the early hours of August 25, within an hour, the market plummeted 200 points. I watched the charts calmly, even comforting myself that this was just a normal market correction.

The arrogance of an experienced trader secretly planted a deadly trap at that moment.

On August 26, the market suddenly plunged 600 points. I panicked completely, couldn’t hold back anymore, and painfully cut my losses with tears. Half of the huge profits I had was gone in an instant, and my heart felt like it was being tightly squeezed, aching like blood.

From that day on, I couldn’t sleep at night. I studied all technical indicators repeatedly, afraid that a single piece of news would disrupt my judgment. Human greed and fear were fully exposed at this moment.

What’s more ironic is that after I cut losses, the market immediately rebounded. Haha... This is a trap set by the market, but I, blinded by emotion, mistook the trap for hope of recovery. I had long forgotten the core taboo of trading.

I started to go crazy, with only one thought in mind: to make back all the money I lost. For the next month, I stubbornly didn’t stop trading a single order.

All risk warnings and market news were ignored by me.

Every day, I stared at my account, repeatedly trading and getting caught, falling into a dead cycle of chasing gains and selling at losses. The more I lost, the harder it was to stop.

Until October 11, this waterfall... I completely broke down, smashing my computer. Need I say more? My account was wiped clean. Filled with despair, I canceled all my accounts and chose to disappear from the internet.

During these five months of disappearance, I didn’t touch the market once, but I never stopped reflecting, reviewing, and consolidating. I practiced repeatedly on a demo account, pushing myself to grow and transform.

I hated the merciless market, cursed my foolish self, and even thought about never stepping back into the crypto circle again. But in the end, I realized: it’s not that the market is too cruel; you can dodge market fluctuations, but you can never escape human weakness.

Sister Jin has never been a quitter. Today, I am back—still that daring, bold, and brave Sister Jin. I hope these five months of reflection will allow me to stand before everyone with a brand-new face.

Sister Jin has experienced overnight riches and fallen into deep pits of despair. I understand the pain of retail investors better than anyone. We are all the same—greedy when making money, unwilling to accept losses, always thinking of earning a little more, hoping to break even and then leave, but ending up sinking deeper.

The market never sympathizes with tears, nor does it indulge your luck. The money you earn by luck will ultimately be lost back through strength.

In the face of the absolute market, we are all just tiny ants. Last year's brief glory and this year's stagnation have been the most painful lessons for me.

A word of advice to all old friends:
1. Strictly set stop-loss and take-profit levels: Don’t be greedy after making money; lock in profits at preset points. Don’t hold on stubbornly when losing; cut losses decisively at the stop-loss line. Never fight the market head-on.

2. Never gamble your entire assets on the market: Only trade with idle funds. Even if you lose, it won’t affect your normal life. Absolutely avoid leverage gambling—speculative trading never ends well.

3. Avoid frequent blind trading: Doing ten trades a day blindly is less effective than focusing on a clear trend and making one precise move. Frequent trading only eats away at your profits through fees and mistakes.

4. Mindset is 100 times more important than trading skills: Don’t be arrogant or impatient when making money; don’t panic or lose composure when losing. Never let emotions control your decisions. The market is never short of opportunities; what’s missing is your calm mind.

I have lost, suffered, and completely collapsed before, but I have never given up.

A true strong person is not someone who never makes mistakes, but someone who, after falling into the abyss, can wipe away tears, regroup, and start again.

In the days to come, I won’t talk empty words or make big promises. I will speak honestly and practically, helping everyone avoid all the pitfalls in the crypto world and firmly protect your own money.

Follow me, and Sister Jin will never let you down.
I am Sister Jin. Please give me your guidance from now on. Let’s see the real strength in the crypto circle! $ETH
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