#数字资产市场动态 Last year, I heard my sister got burned in the crypto market, losing 360,000 yuan. During that time, she was in a pretty bad state, directly uninstalling trading apps, and she threw her phone so hard that the screen shattered like a spider web. With red eyes, she said "It's all gone," then hid in her room, not coming out for three days straight.

Every day, I secretly left food at the door, only hearing the rustling of pages inside. When spring arrived and the weather improved, she finally came out to get some fresh air. We sat at a tea house downstairs, and she suddenly took out her phone to show me—there was still 3,600 USDT left in her account. I thought she would be even more hopeless, but her eyes were surprisingly bright, and she gritted her teeth saying, "Either I accept defeat now, or I use this little money to turn things around."

No one expected that, a few months later, this small amount of capital had grown to over 100,000. Not only did she fill the previous losses, but she also earned more than 30,000. When we reviewed her journey, she summarized a set of "blood, sweat, and tears lessons":

**The key change was discipline in position sizing.** She used to operate with full positions, like a gambler. Now, she strictly controls each trade within a quarter of her capital, cutting losses immediately at 10-20%, and never holding on stubbornly. One phrase she often says hits hard: "As long as the principal is still there, opportunities are like wild grass—never completely gone."

She abandoned the strategy of bottom-fishing and top-selling. When the market rises, she takes small positions to ride the wave; when it falls, she tests rebound opportunities with small trades. This approach has even led to a day where she made over 6,000 USDT, with a smile as bright as the sun.

But the most crucial habit is **controlling greed**. After each profit, she only leaves a small part to continue compounding, withdrawing the rest to her wallet. She says, "The money that’s truly in your pocket is the real money. Steady and sure beats a sudden wipeout overnight."

She’s not a crypto expert, just someone who managed to control her greed. Later, she helped a friend grow 2,000 USDT into nearly 10,000, and also advised those on the verge of liquidation to cut losses in time. I asked her how she came to this realization, and she said the crypto market has no dead ends—it's all about whether you can stick to the rules. Even with a small principal, steady methods can generate hope and growth.

Many people lose money trading, but rather than saying they aren’t trying hard enough, it’s more about having the wrong approach. Opportunities are always there; the key is to find the right trading logic and stick to risk management. That’s how you can turn the tide amid volatility. From her experience, mainstream coins like $BTC and $ETH do offer plenty of trading space, as long as you can truly control yourself.

Now, when we talk about these things, her attitude has completely changed—no longer impatient and profit-driven, but genuinely understanding the importance of persistence and stability. The crypto world is like that—get the method right, keep discipline, and even small accounts can grow big.