#数字资产市场洞察 Staying in the crypto world is more important than anything else.

I have experienced the most embarrassing moment—only 5000U left in my account. I had previously lost hundreds of thousands due to consecutive liquidations, and that sense of despair really makes you question everything. Every day, I stared at the K-line, with my fingers on the close position button, feeling icy cold.

But it was this 5000U "lifeline" that stubbornly grew into 500,000U. It wasn't luck-based gambling, but a complete change in strategy.

The first shift: Focus only on familiar coins. The 99% of sudden surges and crashes of new coins are traps. I fixed my attention on $ETH—eventually, I didn't even need to look at the charts; I could draw the key support levels and shakeout patterns in my mind with my eyes closed. I wouldn't move regardless of how much money was in unfamiliar coins.

The second shift: Quit chasing rises and selling declines. I used to rush in at every rise and cut at every fall, making my account like a roller coaster. Now, the rhythm is completely reversed—plan the entry points in advance. When the market panics and others are bleeding from their sell-offs, I enter against the crowd, calmly waiting for the market to recover and profit from it.

The third shift: Abandon the dream of getting rich overnight. From treating trading as a war and rushing to double, to having patience like raising fish. That 5000U is life itself; protecting the principal is victory, and everything else is left to time.

Many now say they’re too burned out to recover. I want to say— as long as you’re still alive and have your mind, there’s still a chance. The key is not how many times you can multiply your money, but simply surviving.