#数字资产市场动态 Losing 6 million U during that period, my state was terrible, no need to say. I was truly desperate at the time, even considered quitting completely. But that inner drive never faded, I kept telling myself this can't be the end.

When I re-entered the market in early 2025, I only had a little over 20,000 U in my pocket. I told myself this is the last chips, one last gamble. And what happened? From 20,000 U → 80,000 U → 120,000 U, then I started to accelerate genuinely. Now my account has grown to 1.48 million U.

This process looks like a miracle, but the logic is actually very simple. Just a few days ago, I just closed my long position on AT, entry price around 0.15, with nearly 30% gains, earning 11,000 U in one trade. Doing this a few times a month, the account naturally grows.

I have never relaxed my core principles:

**First, strictly adhere to a 40% position limit.** No over-leverage, no all-in, no greed—these three "nos" are etched in my mind. The remaining money is my safety fund. As long as the market moves, I dare to act; if the market is wrong, I dare to cut losses. As long as I don’t get liquidated, there’s always a chance to turn things around.

**Second, following the trend is a hundred times more important than prediction.** When prices are rising, focus on strong coins and hold tight; when falling, short the market. Never try to bet the top or bottom. Feeling the right moment is really different—making 5,000 U profit in ten minutes is no longer a myth.

**Third, rolling positions turns small funds into a snowball.** Every time I make money, I reinvest 30%, and the rest I withdraw directly. That’s the power of compound interest.

Looking back now, I’ve basically recovered the 6 million U loss, and even made tens of thousands of U in profit. Many people always think about getting rich overnight, but the result is often a faster death. Those who can truly turn things around never rely on luck; it’s about whether they can stick to every discipline.

The market is right here, opportunities are always there. The key is whether you can do it or not.