#数字货币市场洞察 $ZEC Five years ago, I was holding 180,000 yuan in my hands.

Saved up bit by bit over two years.

$BOB Back then, I was on all kinds of forums every day, looking at those get-rich-quick posts, with screenshots showing millions in profits at the drop of a hat.

I had just one thought in my mind: If I don’t get in now, this is how my life will be.

$ORCA Then I started messing up.

Seeing people shout in the plaza that a certain coin was about to take off, I’d jump in without a second thought.

Someone said, “Now’s the golden bottom to buy in,” and I’d immediately put all my remaining money in.

Still felt it wasn’t fast enough, so I went straight for 10x leverage—at the time, I really thought I’d found the secret to wealth.

In less than half a month, my account shrank from 180,000 to 20,000.

That night, I just sat in front of the computer, staring at that number for a long time.

The air conditioner was blowing, and I felt completely drained.

My phone kept buzzing with notifications:

“XX coin is surging!”

“You’ll regret missing this wave!”

Every message felt like someone pushing me to keep jumping into the pit.

But what really sent chills down my spine wasn’t that the money was gone.

It was suddenly realizing one thing—

I wasn’t actually trading; I was just being dragged around by my emotions.

Someone shouts “take off,” and I bet my entire net worth;

See someone say “the rebound is here,” and I instantly add more;

When it rises, I’m afraid of selling too soon and missing the big move; when it drops, I can’t bear to cut my losses;

Every decision was based on gut feeling, with zero logic.

During that time, I finally understood:

The scariest thing about this market isn’t the volatility, but how it amplifies your greed and fear to the extreme.

On the surface, it looks like altcoins are too volatile,

But at its core, I had no trading system at all and was completely led by the market.

Then one night at 3 a.m., I asked myself:

“If you could do it all over again, would you still do this?”

The answer was clear—absolutely not.

After that, I forced myself to calm down:

Stopped chasing pumps, stopped gambling on bottoms, didn’t touch high leverage;

First learned how to look at trends, then learned how to set stop-losses;

Survive first, then think about making money.

Ask yourself: do you want to keep being the one who gets rekt? Or do you want to be the one laughing at the end?

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