Once the phone connected, I could tell something was off—his voice was trembling, and his breathing was uneven.
"Bro, the principal of over 200,000 U is now down to just 10,000... My wife and kids still don't know."
At that moment, I didn't dare to say a harsh word. Because I knew too well, this was the critical state after being drained by the market.
But was the outcome sudden? Not at all.
Not long ago, Old Zhang was still the "celebrity" in the square.
Every day he would share his gains, whenever there was a hot topic, he would go all in,
not even remembering the names of the coins, just jumping in first.
What if it drops? Simple: hold long-term.
What if it rises? He would immediately start boasting,
"This wave is different" "A bicycle turns into a motorcycle directly."
The most standard retail investor template possible.
He wasn't not trying, nor was he afraid to dive in,
on the contrary—he was too bold, but had no system at all.
Chasing up relies on emotions, enduring drops relies on faith, cutting losses relies on luck.
When the market was going well, he felt like he had seen through the market;
when the market turned, the account was like someone pulled the plug.
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