In the early days when I first entered the circle, I also did foolish things—following trends, chasing gains, and panic selling.

Back in 2017, when I saw a certain altcoin making four consecutive bullish candles, the plaza was in an uproar. I directly went all in,

with only one thought in my mind: "If I don't get in now, there won't be another chance."

As a result, the market didn't give me three days.

It turned around at a high position and fell all the way down,

losing 60% in less than three days, and my account was immediately halved.

That kind of pain is not just numbers; it’s a chilling feeling.

After that incident, I finally woke up.

True profits are never found in the cheers,

but are hidden in the undervalued areas that others panic over and ignore.

Chasing in the hottest areas is essentially paying for emotions.

Later, I started to change my approach.

I learned to think from the left side and slowly take aim. #加密市场回调

I no longer placed a single big bet,

but instead divided my investments, experimented, and left a way out.

If the market doesn’t move, consider it tuition;

if the trend really comes, then gradually increase.

This way is not exciting and may even seem a bit foolish.

But it allowed me to survive during drawdowns,

and it made me realize for the first time,

that being able to hold on is more important than being able to buy accurately.

Continue to follow me #BinanceLife