#Strategy加码BTC配置 The experience in 2018 still gives me chills when I think about it now.

The 80,000 yuan I saved up over two years, used as a down payment for my wedding house, I put it all into $BTC, with an average price of $480.

That night, my parents were silent for a long time, and finally they said in a trembling voice: "Forget it, don’t gamble your whole life away."

But all I could hear in my mind was one sentence: The opportunity is here, if I miss it, it’s gone.

When the market rises, I feel elated, thinking I’ve understood the times; when it falls, I comfort myself, "This is just a shakeout."

To save on living expenses, I rented a cheap guesthouse in Chiang Mai alone. During the day, I pretended to shop around, and at night, I stared at the K-line charts until dawn, relying on instant coffee to keep my spirits up.

One early morning a year later, my phone popped up a notification about my account—

Balance: 1.7 million.

At that moment, it was as if the world went silent.

I sat on the edge of the bed, my heart pounding as if it was about to burst out, my mind a mess—

"Luck really can turn around."

"Hold on? Maybe it will go up again?"

"Is this my chance to change my fate?"

But as I gradually calmed down, true fear set in.

It wasn’t the fear of losing money, but the fear of starting to believe that all this was deserved.

Later, I realized it wasn’t some special skill, just the amplification effect of the market.

If the price had moved in the opposite direction that year, I would have lost not just money—but also my marriage, my family, and all my options.

That was my shift in understanding about assets like $ETH and $ZEC. True investing is never about winning once, but about surviving long enough.