#数字货币市场回调 six years ago I invested 150,000, and now I have two traps in Beijing—sounds like a refreshing story, but this is the lesson and gain I earned with real money.

At the worst time, my principal was directly cut in half to 50,000, and people around me advised me to pull out, but I refused to believe it was over. I didn't chase any new tricks, just stubbornly stuck to one logic: compound interest through rolling positions. As a result, I caught that wave of market movement, turning my base position into 200 times in 4 months, and that night when I pocketed 20 million, I stared blankly at the account numbers all night.

In all these years of trading full-time, I have stepped into every deadly trap possible, and later I simply wrote the rules down and pasted them on the wall—not because I was afraid of forgetting, but because I was afraid of getting itchy hands.

In simple terms, if you want to stay in this industry for the long haul, there are a few core principles:

Mindset determines life and death. Don't get carried away when it rises, don't panic when it falls, if emotions get chaotic, judgment becomes useless.

Don't rush in with small funds. Catching a decent market trend once a year is enough to break even; going all in will only lead to a quick death.

Lack of understanding will lead to losing the money earned eventually. Practice skills on a demo account, and strengthen your composure on a real account.

To make medium to long-term investments, you need to maintain liquidity. Sell in batches when the price rises, and have the courage to buy more when it falls; don't exhaust all your bullets.

Short-term trading only involves highly liquid coins. Insufficient trading volume can make you doubt your life due to slippage.

A sudden drop often leads to a quick rebound, while a gradual decline tends to be slow and grinding. Understanding this rhythm can help avoid many pitfalls.

If the direction is wrong, immediately admit defeat. As long as the principal is still there, there is a chance to turn the tide. For short-term trading, I focus on the 15-minute level, using KDJ and MACD to look for entry and exit signals.

From the army of losses to stable profits, it relies not on luck or insider information, but on a trap that can withstand verification. Now with assets in the eight digits, what I want to do more is to lay out these practical experiences — in the short term, it relies on luck, but in the long term, it relies on discipline; this saying is especially applicable in the crypto market.