#BinanceBlockchainWeek When I saw this person six months ago, their account only had 7700U.

Not the kind of gambler who loses their composure; instead, there's a fierce determination in their eyes—it's not about taking a gamble, but about fighting to the end.

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At that time, I told him the truth: "Don't think about turning your fortunes overnight, first build the trading system."

In the first month, he only opened orders worth 1000U each time.
Do not chase hot trends, do not hold a full position, do not engage in leveraged games.
Just focus on small fluctuations, practice your feel, and refine your mindset.

The account slowly climbed from 7700 to 13,000. There were a few losing trades in between, but the stop-loss line was never breached. I remember him telling me once: "Before opening a position now, I will first calculate the risk-reward ratio, and directly give up on opportunities that are not worthwhile."

By the second month, he no longer needed me to keep an eye on him.
Before each position change, go through the position allocation, stop-loss position, and expected targets in your mind. The day the account broke 20,000, I knew he had figured it out.

Four months later, he told me: "No rush, I know how to steadily take profits."

After six months, the account balance is 76,000 U.

I have never encountered a sudden surge in a local dog coin, nor have I bet on any miraculous doubling opportunities; I rely on three things: precise judgment of the rhythm, strict control of position, and perseverance to the end.

In the cryptocurrency market, those who can truly survive are not the so-called "experts" who shout orders loudly, but the tough characters who maintain their mindset amidst chaotic market conditions and gradually turn small amounts of capital into a safety cushion.

7700U is not a lot, but it may be the last chip for many people.
Not cherishing leads to zero; find the right rhythm and turn things around.

The market sentiment is currently recovering, and the low-level rebound window is still open.
If you are still going in circles, why not change your mindset - treat every bit of principal as a bullet, and don't waste it.

Stay steady, there are still opportunities.