#美联储恢复降息进程 crypto market ten years of ups and downs: how I climbed from being five hundred thousand in debt to achieving financial freedom.
In ten years of cryptocurrency investment, I have witnessed the entire process of accounts going from debt to eight figures. How intense? More than you can imagine.
Back in 2013, my business collapsed, and I was in deep debt. I scraped together 100,000 yuan to go all in and bought over a hundred bitcoins. As for the people around me? They all said I was crazy, that it was a gambler's behavior.
Then 2017 came. Bull market. The account number soared to over 8 million, and I felt like I was floating. Chasing highs, bottom fishing, frequent trading, thinking of myself as the chosen one.
The year 2018 taught me the hardest lesson. The market crashed, and my assets shrank to just over a million. The feeling was like falling from the clouds. It was then that I truly understood a principle: the numbers bouncing in the account are not money; only what is secured in hand counts.
Since then, I made a rule for myself: every time my account gains reach 50%, I immediately withdraw the principal. Let the money earned continue to roll in the market, but I must protect the principal first. It is with this strategy that I have gradually stabilized my footing and made it to today.
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TokenDustCollector
· 6h ago
Wow, going all in with over a hundred Bitcoins in 2013, that takes some guts!
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HodlAndChill
· 6h ago
This guy said, "50% just withdraw the principal," which is really insightful and much more reliable than those who shout about ten times every day.
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OnchainHolmes
· 6h ago
Wow, this operation of withdrawing 50% of the principal is really incredible. I’m glad I didn't die in it back in 2018.
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NFTragedy
· 6h ago
Damn, that big dump in 2018 was really a bloody lesson, so many people just went all in and lost everything.
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Liquidated_Larry
· 6h ago
Since going all in to buy coins in 2013, it sounds like a gambler's story, but it is actually a living blood and tears lesson...
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FlashLoanLarry
· 7h ago
the 50% rule is just capital utilization basics tbh... most people don't even track their basis points properly during pumps lol. thesis validation takes discipline tho, respect that
#美联储恢复降息进程 crypto market ten years of ups and downs: how I climbed from being five hundred thousand in debt to achieving financial freedom.
In ten years of cryptocurrency investment, I have witnessed the entire process of accounts going from debt to eight figures. How intense? More than you can imagine.
Back in 2013, my business collapsed, and I was in deep debt. I scraped together 100,000 yuan to go all in and bought over a hundred bitcoins. As for the people around me? They all said I was crazy, that it was a gambler's behavior.
Then 2017 came. Bull market. The account number soared to over 8 million, and I felt like I was floating. Chasing highs, bottom fishing, frequent trading, thinking of myself as the chosen one.
The year 2018 taught me the hardest lesson. The market crashed, and my assets shrank to just over a million. The feeling was like falling from the clouds. It was then that I truly understood a principle: the numbers bouncing in the account are not money; only what is secured in hand counts.
Since then, I made a rule for myself: every time my account gains reach 50%, I immediately withdraw the principal. Let the money earned continue to roll in the market, but I must protect the principal first. It is with this strategy that I have gradually stabilized my footing and made it to today.