When I first entered the crypto world with 700u, I knew nothing. I followed others to place orders, played various altcoins, and ended up losing everything until I was left with only 15u. That period was really tough. Only later did I realize that the problem wasn't luck at all, but that I had never learned how to properly operate Ethereum and Bitcoin.
Recently, I started systematically studying the trading logic of mainstream coins and summarized my own methodology. Over the past few days, I’ve hit all the key points, and when the market moves, I follow with rhythm. I feel like my entire approach has become clearer. Previously, I relied on intuition and luck; now, with an actual trading framework, I feel much more confident in my operations.
Honestly, this process made me realize that winning or losing in trading isn’t just a matter of luck, but whether you’re willing to spend time understanding market principles. Things are definitely moving in a better direction now.
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StablecoinEnjoyer
· 27m ago
700u lost down to 15u... This guy has truly experienced hell, but I agree with his later turnaround strategy. Mainstream coins definitely need to be thoroughly understood before taking action.
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OldLeekMaster
· 17h ago
Experiences from 700 to 15, oh, isn't this just a compulsory course for most people? But the key is that you later realized it and didn't continue to blindly play with knockoffs, which is indeed commendable.
Following a methodology to set the rhythm is much more reliable than guessing based on intuition, but don't trust recent winning streaks too much; the crypto market can turn on a dime.
That's right, continuous learning >> luck; this is the true principle for long-term survival.
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CascadingDipBuyer
· 18h ago
I'm really a bit worried about the 700 to 15u segment, but I think you should validate this approach over several more cycles before making a conclusion.
Mainstream coins are indeed much more stable than altcoins, but be careful with the phrase "hit all the key points," as the market can change suddenly.
How should I put it, learning market rules is not wrong, but don't get carried away by the recent smooth gains.
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CodeAuditQueen
· 18h ago
In plain terms, losing from 700u to 15u is just like a smart contract not performing overflow checks—what seems like a small issue is actually a structural vulnerability. The core of the altcoin approach is essentially a re-entrancy attack on one's own wallet.
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DegenWhisperer
· 18h ago
Having heard the story of going from 700 to 15 many times, the key question is whether you've truly changed. However, systematic learning is indeed necessary; don't just guess blindly every day.
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Is it about hitting key points? The recent market has been easy to talk about, but wait until the bear market comes again to test your framework.
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The logic behind mainstream coins is indeed more reliable than chasing altcoins. The only concern is that a gust of wind might come again, and you'll forget your methodology.
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From chasing hot trends to having a trading framework, this transition is worthwhile, but don't become overly confident too quickly.
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That's right. Most people lose because they refuse to learn and then make excuses, saying they are chosen by fate.
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From turning 15u around to now, it seems like you've recovered? Do a specific review, or else this is just another motivational story.
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Methodology takes at least one complete cycle to be considered reliable. Don't rush to draw conclusions.
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WalletAnxietyPatient
· 18h ago
I understand the part where 700 crashes to 15, really feel like life is worse than death
Climbing back from 15 must be so frustrating, but is your methodology reliable or are you just hyping yourself up again
The worst thing is this kind of "recent enlightenment," as soon as next week's market reverses, you're back to square one
Mainstream coins still need to be held long-term, don't always think about timing the market, that's a gambler's mentality
By the way, how did you react so quickly to altcoins? Most people are still holding on tightly
Having a framework is good, but don't treat the framework as a belief, the market is always changing
It's true that you can make money in this wave, but don't rush to review your experience; you need to be stable for at least three months before talking
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GasOptimizer
· 19h ago
Losing from 700u to 15u and still being able to recover through research system methodology—this mindset is indeed commendable. I'm just worried that most people would have already broken their defenses by then.
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VirtualRichDream
· 19h ago
700 dropped to 15, damn, how tough is that mentality, if it were me, I would have quit the scene long ago
Only after climbing out of the trap of altcoins did I realize what tuition fees really are, and I’ve gained some insight from this wave
Having a framework makes a difference, finally not just pure luck, this feeling is really comfortable
To be honest, you still need to put in effort to research, otherwise no matter how much capital you have, it’s all in vain
Hitting the timing so accurately, it seems like you’ve recently figured out the trick
When I first entered the crypto world with 700u, I knew nothing. I followed others to place orders, played various altcoins, and ended up losing everything until I was left with only 15u. That period was really tough. Only later did I realize that the problem wasn't luck at all, but that I had never learned how to properly operate Ethereum and Bitcoin.
Recently, I started systematically studying the trading logic of mainstream coins and summarized my own methodology. Over the past few days, I’ve hit all the key points, and when the market moves, I follow with rhythm. I feel like my entire approach has become clearer. Previously, I relied on intuition and luck; now, with an actual trading framework, I feel much more confident in my operations.
Honestly, this process made me realize that winning or losing in trading isn’t just a matter of luck, but whether you’re willing to spend time understanding market principles. Things are definitely moving in a better direction now.