People who can't turn things around in the market are mostly not lacking in skills, but rather their rhythm is completely thrown off.

I've seen too many stories of liquidation—heavily investing in a single trade, borrowing money to leverage, chasing high prices to buy in, and the outcomes are basically the same. But there are also those who really managed to rise again: there was a guy who turned 2000U into 63,000 in three months; and others who crawled out of a 100,000 hole; more often, it's about learning to control losses, after which the account starts to show improvement.
It's not that mysterious.
I don't think it's very useful to stare at K-lines every day, draw patterns, and analyze false breakouts. What really works are the basics: controlling the rhythm, grasping probabilities, and not going against human nature.
Most people lose money, and the core issue is not the ability to analyze the market, but rather the lack of someone who understands to pull you back at critical moments. Know when to stop and when to act without hesitation; this is more practical than any technical indicators.
Take the recent rebound of #数字货币市场回调 as an example. If you caught it, going from 3000U to over 20,000 is not a dream. But the premise is that you need to know when to enter and when to exit.
Don't always rely on luck to strike. What you lack is not the market, but a companion who understands the logic of margin trading and can help you make the right moves.
Some people have already realized profits, while others are still stuck in a cycle of liquidation. The market doesn't wait for anyone, and positions are changing. If you want to take action, you can only do it now. If you feel you need a reliable partner to walk this path together, I'm here.