On the road from 3,000 U to 600,000 U, my biggest realization is: don't rely on anyone.

When I first entered the circle, I couldn't even distinguish between bullish and bearish candlesticks. I followed calls in the group, and within a week, I lost half my investment. Lying in bed at midnight, scrolling through trading records, the more I looked, the more awake I became — there is no one in this world who can help you earn money beyond your understanding.

The turning point was when I started researching on my own. I covered my desk with candlestick charts, reviewing trades at three in the morning, and spent the day studying technical analysis books. When I independently identified a rebound for the first time and my account surged from 3000 to 10,000, I actually panicked. It was at that moment I suddenly realized: taking profits in a timely manner isn’t cowardice; it’s the prerequisite for survival.

What impressed me the most was the extreme market situation last year. My account dropped from 200,000 directly to 80,000, and my friends around me were saying to run quickly. I stayed up all night monitoring the market, constantly thinking about that old saying - flowers bloom and wither, which is inherently impermanent. In the end, I gritted my teeth and adjusted my strategy, and two months later, not only did I break even, but I also pulled it up to 400,000.

My account is now stuck at the 600,000 mark, to be honest, the initial excitement has long faded. I've seen the market rise and fall so many times that no one can always stay on the crest of the wave. Now, I only believe in three things: reviewing trades, continuous learning, and steady operations. Profits should be taken in batches when necessary, and gains should be realized when it's time.

After being in this circle for a long time, you will find that the most reliable things are always your own judgment and mental resilience. You can listen to others' advice, but in the end, it's you who makes the decision.

Who still remembers me after a few years? It doesn't matter. What matters is that I have survived in this stormy sea relying on my own understanding, and I'm living more steadily than ever.

To everyone who is still persevering: loneliness is the norm. But every decision you make through independent thinking could be the starting point for your next turnaround. #美国终止政府关闭 $ZEC $SOL