#数字资产市场观察 In the summer of 2019, for 58 days, the account number jumped from 300,000 to 3,890,000.
How inflated was I at that time? My Moments were accompanied by a skyrocketing K-line chart, with the caption saying "Not even a money printing machine is as fast as me." My mind was filled with images of sports cars and villas.
Think you have understood?
In three months, Bitcoin plummeted from twenty thousand dollars. My 3.42 million, in the end, there was only 50,000 left in the contract account. Four red characters on the screen - liquidation completed. I just stared at it for half an hour.
That night I understood: luck that comes quickly also runs away quickly.
Having been around for a long time, I've seen quite a few jokes. In 2021, a guy I knew mortgaged his house to go all in on Dogecoin. He made eight times his investment, but in the end, he got liquidated, and the property deed became a thing of the past. Where are all the people who shouted 'faith' during the bull market when the bear market hits?
My current way of living is very simple—just survive. After going through three cycles of bull and bear markets, it's not about any special skills, but simply not dying.
How should I allocate my positions now? The core position only touches $BTC and $ETH, the swing position runs a grid strategy, and only the speculative position dares to play with altcoins. Some say I'm as conservative as an old man.
But this conservatism was bought with a tuition fee of three million.
There’s another lesson – don’t trust the platform too much. When a certain second-tier exchange ran away in 2020, I had transferred 80% of my assets to a cold wallet, so I didn’t lose everything. If the coins are in someone else’s hands, they’re not yours.
Every day in the market, there are people claiming to have "insider information". But those who truly benefit are the ones who quietly wait, do not act recklessly, and follow the rules. My account climbed back from 50,000 to 2 million, and there is no legendary story, just rules and self-control.
Earning fast doesn't count as winning. Holding on is what counts.
I no longer chase any hundredfold myths. I just want to steadily guide everyone through the storms. In the past, I was blindly stumbling in the dark, but now I have a lamp in my hand that is always shining.
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ForkInTheRoad
· 4h ago
3 million in tuition fees, this is really paying for tuition. When Bitcoin plummets, the dream shatters, and that feeling of bliss can never return.
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nft_widow
· 4h ago
Get Liquidated that day staring at the screen for half an hour right? I just smashed the keyboard haha. The dream shattered so quickly.
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PessimisticOracle
· 4h ago
3.89 million to 50,000, this is the most sober confession I've ever seen. That line "the luck that comes quickly leaves even faster" really hits hard.
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MetaEggplant
· 4h ago
Three million in tuition, buddy, this kind of insight is indeed bought with money. But speaking of which, those new suckers who are still sleepwalking can't take it in at all; they have to blow up their positions once to understand.
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TokenVelocity
· 4h ago
What the hell, 3.42 million just disappeared to 50,000 like that? I need to think about this logic...
#数字资产市场观察 In the summer of 2019, for 58 days, the account number jumped from 300,000 to 3,890,000.
How inflated was I at that time? My Moments were accompanied by a skyrocketing K-line chart, with the caption saying "Not even a money printing machine is as fast as me." My mind was filled with images of sports cars and villas.
Think you have understood?
In three months, Bitcoin plummeted from twenty thousand dollars. My 3.42 million, in the end, there was only 50,000 left in the contract account. Four red characters on the screen - liquidation completed. I just stared at it for half an hour.
That night I understood: luck that comes quickly also runs away quickly.
Having been around for a long time, I've seen quite a few jokes. In 2021, a guy I knew mortgaged his house to go all in on Dogecoin. He made eight times his investment, but in the end, he got liquidated, and the property deed became a thing of the past. Where are all the people who shouted 'faith' during the bull market when the bear market hits?
My current way of living is very simple—just survive. After going through three cycles of bull and bear markets, it's not about any special skills, but simply not dying.
How should I allocate my positions now? The core position only touches $BTC and $ETH, the swing position runs a grid strategy, and only the speculative position dares to play with altcoins. Some say I'm as conservative as an old man.
But this conservatism was bought with a tuition fee of three million.
There’s another lesson – don’t trust the platform too much. When a certain second-tier exchange ran away in 2020, I had transferred 80% of my assets to a cold wallet, so I didn’t lose everything. If the coins are in someone else’s hands, they’re not yours.
Every day in the market, there are people claiming to have "insider information". But those who truly benefit are the ones who quietly wait, do not act recklessly, and follow the rules. My account climbed back from 50,000 to 2 million, and there is no legendary story, just rules and self-control.
Earning fast doesn't count as winning. Holding on is what counts.
I no longer chase any hundredfold myths. I just want to steadily guide everyone through the storms. In the past, I was blindly stumbling in the dark, but now I have a lamp in my hand that is always shining.
Are you coming or not?