#我的Gate交易时刻 The Story of Growing Crypto Newbies😂
The initial reason I chose to stay in Gate is so funny I even find it amusing myself—it's because I enjoy watching Gate's customer service representative Zining's live streams. One day, I randomly came across Zining's live stream, and I was immediately attracted by that Vietnamese girl. I felt it was more interesting than scrolling through other videos.😃
Three years ago, a friend invited me to register a G account. At that time, I knew nothing about the crypto world and was also resistant to it, but I felt embarrassed to refuse, so I registered half-heartedly. One day, my friend asked again, so I opened the app and accidentally saw Zining's live stream. I was drawn in by her cheerful, lively, and adorable personality, so I stopped to watch her stream. After that, I just watched the streams occasionally!
What truly made me want to learn more was an airdrop during an initial offering. At that time, the airdrop was random. That day, I found assets in my account for no apparent reason. When I asked my friend, I learned it was a platform-distributed airdrop. Although it was only a few cents in USD, it sparked my curiosity. From then on, I gradually started exploring the platform's various features and began my journey into crypto.
What I will always remember is the big 1011 crash last year. Before that, I had two long positions in SOL and ETH, both full positions, always in profit with good returns. At that time, I had no risk awareness and didn't know how to set take profit or stop loss. As a result, during extreme market conditions, all positions were liquidated, and my profits disappeared overnight. Although it wasn't a huge amount, it still hurt a lot to get wiped out.😣
Sharing my personal experience is meant to give new friends in the crypto world a reminder: the crypto market is especially volatile. Position management must be strictly enforced. Whether it's spot trading or futures, always set take profit and stop loss to protect your principal. Only then can you go further. After all, those who make money relying on luck without discipline will inevitably have to pay back the market with their skills!
The initial reason I chose to stay in Gate is so funny I even find it amusing myself—it's because I enjoy watching Gate's customer service representative Zining's live streams. One day, I randomly came across Zining's live stream, and I was immediately attracted by that Vietnamese girl. I felt it was more interesting than scrolling through other videos.😃
Three years ago, a friend invited me to register a G account. At that time, I knew nothing about the crypto world and was also resistant to it, but I felt embarrassed to refuse, so I registered half-heartedly. One day, my friend asked again, so I opened the app and accidentally saw Zining's live stream. I was drawn in by her cheerful, lively, and adorable personality, so I stopped to watch her stream. After that, I just watched the streams occasionally!
What truly made me want to learn more was an airdrop during an initial offering. At that time, the airdrop was random. That day, I found assets in my account for no apparent reason. When I asked my friend, I learned it was a platform-distributed airdrop. Although it was only a few cents in USD, it sparked my curiosity. From then on, I gradually started exploring the platform's various features and began my journey into crypto.
What I will always remember is the big 1011 crash last year. Before that, I had two long positions in SOL and ETH, both full positions, always in profit with good returns. At that time, I had no risk awareness and didn't know how to set take profit or stop loss. As a result, during extreme market conditions, all positions were liquidated, and my profits disappeared overnight. Although it wasn't a huge amount, it still hurt a lot to get wiped out.😣
Sharing my personal experience is meant to give new friends in the crypto world a reminder: the crypto market is especially volatile. Position management must be strictly enforced. Whether it's spot trading or futures, always set take profit and stop loss to protect your principal. Only then can you go further. After all, those who make money relying on luck without discipline will inevitably have to pay back the market with their skills!
