Many people ask me how I managed to get out of the predicament. To be honest, at my lowest point, I owed 20 million. That feeling was not just about lacking money, but about feeling suffocated, as if the sky was falling when I walked down the street.
The turning point came. A friend asked me: How did you turn things around?
I smiled: It’s simple, and it’s also very painful—200 days, from a negative 20 million to over 10 million positive.
Now, regular withdrawals are as casual as ordering takeout.
Many people don’t believe it and ask if it was luck, catching the right trend, or making the right gamble. I can only tell the truth: 80 out of 100 people can’t walk this path.
Not because it’s too difficult, but because most people don’t think clearly enough.
**The first key: Never fill your position completely**
Others go all-in, gamble everything, hoping for a quick turnaround. I, on the other hand, never exceed 30%. What’s the benefit of doing this? When the market reverses, I’m still alive; when the trend is favorable, I have the capacity to add to my position. While others lose everything in one go, I’m still waiting in line for the next opportunity.
**The second key: Compound interest is the only truth**
What do retail investors love to fantasize about? “Can this trade double?” I don’t think that way. I only care about one thing: Is this trade stable?
A 5% gain multiplied by 10 times is a double. Using this “little by little accumulation” method, I gradually eliminated those negative positions. There’s no miracle, just repeated effort.
**The third key: Mindset determines whether you survive**
The real “harvesting tool” in the crypto world is never technical indicators, but human desire and fear.
When others panic, I dare to hold; when others are euphoric, I dare to take action. The market never disappears out of nowhere; it only flows to those who stay alive long enough.
Sounds stupid, right? Not following the trend, avoiding high risks, and not playing markets you can’t control.
But it’s this “simple method” that helped me survive the most difficult 278 days, bringing me the calmness I have now when making withdrawals.
**Final words**
Wealth in the crypto world is never given to those who run the fastest, but to those who survive the longest.
If you’re currently losing, anxious, or jealous of others’ quick wealth, don’t ask how to turn things around.
Ask yourself first: When the next big correction comes, can you hold on?
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HorizonHunter
· 01-13 06:54
I've heard this set of words too many times, but the key is still to stay alive.
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ruggedSoBadLMAO
· 01-13 03:50
It's easy to talk nicely, but you still have to live long enough.
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AllTalkLongTrader
· 01-10 08:00
Oh no, that really hits home. I am one of those 80 people who can't move on.
No way, why is it so hard to stick to one-third of my position? Every time I go all-in, then beg for mercy.
I've heard this theory a hundred times, but I just can't execute it, brother.
Five points multiplied by ten times? Sounds right, but I can only manage five times, and that's a blessing.
How did you get through 278 days? Please share your mental resilience methods. My mindset is exploding every day now.
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DefiVeteran
· 01-10 07:58
Sounds good, but isn't it just good luck to have caught the right trend? Don't overestimate yourself.
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Ser_This_Is_A_Casino
· 01-10 07:48
Honestly, I've heard too many of these stories, and few can really pull it off.
They all sound convincing, but the hard part is execution, bro.
The concept of compound interest is good, but I'm just worried human nature can't pass this test.
This three-part position strategy is indeed hardcore; it all depends on how long you can stick with it.
280 days? I think most people can't even last 28 days.
This paragraph hits home, but it's also the easiest to overlook.
The true winners are those who survive the longest.
The most heartbreaking thing isn't losing money; it's losing money without having figured out how to move forward.
I feel this is the hardest lesson in the crypto world.
Everything else is fine, but mindset is the biggest opponent.
Many people ask me how I managed to get out of the predicament. To be honest, at my lowest point, I owed 20 million. That feeling was not just about lacking money, but about feeling suffocated, as if the sky was falling when I walked down the street.
The turning point came. A friend asked me: How did you turn things around?
I smiled: It’s simple, and it’s also very painful—200 days, from a negative 20 million to over 10 million positive.
Now, regular withdrawals are as casual as ordering takeout.
Many people don’t believe it and ask if it was luck, catching the right trend, or making the right gamble. I can only tell the truth: 80 out of 100 people can’t walk this path.
Not because it’s too difficult, but because most people don’t think clearly enough.
**The first key: Never fill your position completely**
Others go all-in, gamble everything, hoping for a quick turnaround. I, on the other hand, never exceed 30%. What’s the benefit of doing this? When the market reverses, I’m still alive; when the trend is favorable, I have the capacity to add to my position. While others lose everything in one go, I’m still waiting in line for the next opportunity.
**The second key: Compound interest is the only truth**
What do retail investors love to fantasize about? “Can this trade double?” I don’t think that way. I only care about one thing: Is this trade stable?
A 5% gain multiplied by 10 times is a double. Using this “little by little accumulation” method, I gradually eliminated those negative positions. There’s no miracle, just repeated effort.
**The third key: Mindset determines whether you survive**
The real “harvesting tool” in the crypto world is never technical indicators, but human desire and fear.
When others panic, I dare to hold; when others are euphoric, I dare to take action. The market never disappears out of nowhere; it only flows to those who stay alive long enough.
Sounds stupid, right? Not following the trend, avoiding high risks, and not playing markets you can’t control.
But it’s this “simple method” that helped me survive the most difficult 278 days, bringing me the calmness I have now when making withdrawals.
**Final words**
Wealth in the crypto world is never given to those who run the fastest, but to those who survive the longest.
If you’re currently losing, anxious, or jealous of others’ quick wealth, don’t ask how to turn things around.
Ask yourself first: When the next big correction comes, can you hold on?