"Don't Let Trading Ruin Your Life"

Brothers, hello everyone, I am trader Zhu Yidan. Recently, I have been losing money in all sorts of ways, and the pain has led to reflection. To summarize, my recent actions stem from one mindset: "I want to make quick money too much."

I am convinced that there will be a wave of imitation markets around the Spring Festival. The more certain opportunities in the first half of 2026 are in the Ethereum staking sector and sports fan tokens. Originally, I was honest and laid out my plans early, which allowed me to operate smoothly and confidently. However, after a few high-risk trades, my principal was directly cut in half, and my plans were completely disrupted. It was like rushing and crawling, all caused by greed—trying to deploy a larger capital and seize an opportunity to reach the 4 million target this year.

Continuous losses really broke my mentality. I have experienced moments like this before. Fortunately, I can quickly realize when my state is off and choose to slow down and rest. For us traders, a failed trade often means a failed life, even leading directly to debt. Although many emphasize trading with money you can afford to lose, the unwillingness to accept defeat often makes us pull out our last chips. Trading can truly ruin a person's life, and each of us must think carefully about how to avoid this situation.

Now that I’ve been beaten, I am more honest. I hold 200,000 LDO and Ethereum ETF staked, hoping for a 2-3x return. As for other opportunities, I have given up and set them aside. After selling the LDO, I plan to withdraw half of the funds and keep the other half to continue playing.

During this holding period, I will have more free time. I plan to seriously learn some things—about trading, English, and exercising—hoping to have a good harvest in 2026!