#数字资产市场观察 When I first entered the market, I was staring at the $ZEC Candlestick from midnight until dawn. As soon as the red bars popped up, I would rush in, and when it turned green, I panicked to Cut Loss; when $ORCA pumped, I wished I could go All in, but after a two-point pullback, I began to doubt if I was a dumb buyer. Back then, making 50U could let me brag with my fren for a whole day, while losing 100U meant lying in bed scrolling through my phone until 3 AM—looking back, the market probably loves giving away money like this.

On the day $IRYS made me liquidate for the third time, I deleted all trading software and sat in the park for an afternoon. Suddenly, I realized one thing: for retail investors to win, it's never about being smarter than the big players, but about being more patient than yesterday's self.
Later, I set a few strict rules for myself.
**Only make money that you understand.** While others chase those vertically pumped meme coins, I focus on the second chance when a pullback stabilizes; when I see calls for bottom fishing flying everywhere against the trend, I'd rather wait for the trend to truly reverse before taking action. It is indeed envious to see others flaunting tenfold trades, but I grit my teeth and stick to my own pace – it may be slow, but I have confidence in every step.
**Positions must be light enough to sleep well.** I used to see others going all in and felt that I wasn't aggressive enough; now I only have a maximum of 30% of my funds in the market, and I don't even touch leverage. It's not being cowardly, it's to allow myself the opportunity for continuous trial and error. Only those who can withstand volatility can truly benefit from the main uptrend.
**No hesitation when it's time to go.** Immediately stop loss when a breakout fails, clear all positions on the day the plan fails, and never get emotional the moment the stop loss line is reached. Technical analysis can help you make money, but discipline is what allows you to keep it.
Many people see me go from 1000U to 90,000U and think it was just luck. They don't know how many times I've blown up my positions, how many sleepless nights I've spent staring at losing trades, and how many times I've doubted whether I was even suited for this field, which is more than the times I've placed trades.
The crypto world lacks everything, except for smart people. However, there are really not many who can grit their teeth, review their losses, adjust, and come back again.
Looking back over the past three months, the most valuable thing is not the string of numbers in the account, but finally turning a few counterintuitive things like 'small positions, high certainty, and strict discipline' into muscle memory.
Now I consider myself to be out of it. What about you? Are you going to continue being that emotional trader who gets played for suckers, or decide to be someone who can laugh last?
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