#数字货币市场洞察 , here's a harsh truth—there are tons of people in this space flaunting their profit screenshots, but how many dare to talk about their losses? I was one of those who used to play dead.

During the bear market, I lost 600,000, couldn't sleep at night, and when my family asked, I could only brush it off vaguely. Later, every time I opened the trading app, my hands would shake. The turning point was when I came across this line: "Losing money is the newbie village; stubbornly holding on will send you straight to the grave."

At that time, my account was down to just 3,500U. I forced myself to review what happened—losing that 600,000 wasn't bad luck; it was because I didn't know what I was doing and still charged in headfirst.

After that, I changed my strategy: split my principal in two, one part for stability, one part for risk. Only touched markets I understood; took profits and left, cut losses decisively, and if I didn't get it, stayed out with an empty position. Grinding like this for six weeks, my account broke 50,000.

There’s no secret trick—just treat "not messing around" as a creed: don’t get emotional, don’t go all in, stick to your rhythm. The essence of losing money in this game is chaos: chaotic timing, emotions, and positions. Stay steady, and even a small principal can turn things around.

As for the specifics of picking entry points or how to roll positions, those details aren’t easy to share publicly. But if you really want to see live how it’s done, I can walk you through a part of the journey. The premise is that you genuinely want to change—don’t expect to win by doing nothing.