How much U do you have to earn to truly reconcile with the past?
I am a post-90s, currently living in Shanghai.
I entered the crypto world for the first time 8 years ago, and the first 4 years were almost a "textbook case of mistakes": liquidation, zeroing out, stepping on landmines and platforms that ran away, not missing a single pitfall. At that time, I had 50,000 U, which quickly went to zero. During the hardest times, my relationships fell apart, and I relied on alcohol to get by. By a twist of fate, I actually avoided 3·12—some went bankrupt overnight that day, while others made a comeback.
The market is this absurd.
Some people turned 2000 into millions and became famous overnight; while I didn't have that luck, I could only endure, repeatedly reviewing and adjusting my mindset. Looking back, my account has quietly reached eight figures.
Many attribute this to luck, but I know in my heart:
If it weren't for a set of life-saving rules, I wouldn't have made it to today.
What kept me alive over the years were actually a few "stupid rules that couldn't be any simpler":
1. A sharp rise and a slow fall usually indicates a washout.
A quick spike followed by a slow retreat is often a false move; the real top usually comes after a volume increase followed by a sharp drop.
2. A sharp fall and a slow rise often indicate a distribution.
A weak rebound after a flash crash is not an opportunity, but the final trap to lure buyers.
3. High volume at the top doesn't necessarily mean it's over; low volume is the most dangerous.
If volume is present, it indicates that the game is not over; when the volume disappears, it is often the calm before the storm.
4. Don't rush into a spike at the bottom; see if it can sustain.
A single spike in volume may be bait; continuous, gentle volume is more like a true starting line.
These are not things learned from books, but rather earned through real money and repeated liquidations.
The crypto world is never short of those chasing the market up, nor those who die on the road of bottom fishing. Working hard is not wrong, but if the direction is wrong, you will only go deeper.
I have seen too many people like myself back then, eager to break even and make a comeback, but the more anxious they were, the more they lost. The market has always been there, but the rhythm never waits for anyone. Whether you can endure it or not depends not on luck, but on rules and mindset.
True growth is not about running faster,
but about learning to light a lamp for yourself in the darkest times.
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