#数字货币市场洞察 once heard a story about someone entering the market with 3000U, and it was quite interesting.

He had incredible luck at the start—his first trade doubled his money to 6000U. Still riding the excitement, the next day he heard a certain coin was about to rally, so he went all in with 80% of his position—within ten minutes, his account dropped from 6000U to 3300U, nearly wiping him out.

But the story didn’t end there. Three months later, this guy turned that 3300U into 90,000U.

Where was the turning point? Two words: emotional numbness. He didn’t get cocky after winning, didn’t panic after losing, and executed his rigid set of rules like a robot—trading at fixed intervals each week, pre-setting entry points, stop-losses, and position adding strategies; taking profits when ahead, and forcing himself offline if emotions ran high.

To be honest, I’ve seen too many people in this industry. Make a little profit and they think they’re chosen by fate, then go all-in and get liquidated, leaving the scene. The people who truly last aren’t those chasing overnight riches, but the “boring” ones who treat trading like an assembly line.

This approach isn’t sexy, and it won’t make you ten times richer in three days. But at least when the bear market comes, you’ll still have a seat at the table.