#数字资产市场洞察 The night that 500,000 vanished into thin air, I finally understood what true despair is.

The candlestick chart hurt my eyes, my fingers trembled, I couldn’t sleep all night, and the cigarette packs were emptied one after another. The 5000U in my account felt like a branding iron, searing my pride.

No one advised me, and I didn’t think about quitting either.

This 5000U wasn’t the final bet—it was the leverage I used to open a new chapter. Over the next three months, I turned the situation around with these three main strategies:

First, obsessively monitor the dips. When the market surged or plunged, a signal was when the price retested the 20-day moving average. I used five times leverage with small positions, and took profits decisively at 5%. Twice a day, I repeated this like programming. No greed, which was actually the fastest way to turn things around.

Second, ambush new coins. During the first ten minutes after a new listing, the order book was extremely thin. I pre-set my buy orders at specific prices, and sold immediately at 3% above. No hesitation, quick buy and sell—just enough to secure a certain profit.

Third, the nightly ritual at 8 PM. After my account exceeded twenty thousand, I immediately transferred half into a cold wallet. This habit later saved me many times. I’ve seen too many stories of doubling, only to give it all back because I was reluctant to move the funds. What truly belongs to you is only what you withdraw.

During this period, it wasn’t about technical skills. It was about whether you could be ruthless with yourself, whether you could embed discipline into your mind.

I don’t have much talent, and my luck is average. But I’ve figured out one principle: in the crypto world, you can have short-term deficits, but you can’t be ignorant in the long run. Turning things around depends not on luck, but on whether you can stay calm and execute your plan during every sleepless night.

Everyone has experienced losing money. The real challenge is to walk through the last 5000U and find a way out—that requires the will to survive.

It’s easy to fall before dawn when fighting alone. But with direction, rhythm, and companions, the road becomes increasingly wide.

If you’re also crawling out of the bottom, with a little capital and a breath of hope—come on, let’s charge together.