#2026年比特币行情展望 Ten years in the crypto world, I’ve been liquidated 10 times—

In my youth, I was the typical chasing gains and selling on dips trader. As soon as news broke, I would go all-in, afraid of missing the next wave. The result was: my account was drained, and liquidation occurred more frequently than trading itself.

That night when my balance hit zero, I finally understood—what killed me was never market volatility, but out-of-control greed.

Later, I paused and spent over half a year reviewing my strategies. The conclusion was painfully clear: small funds are the hardest to keep alive, and if you want to survive, you must learn to endure.

My current strategy is simple and straightforward:

Capture only two main upward waves each year, enough to last three years. While others go all-in fighting for every move, I stay calm like an old dog, focusing on trades with high win probability.

I divide my funds into three parts: the main position aligned with the trend, resolutely not exiting midway; a secondary position for swing trading differences; and only short-term trades on active coins, abandoning obscure or air coins immediately.

Decisions are made coldly—if I’m wrong, I cut immediately; admitting mistakes costs far less than stubbornly holding on.

As long as the principal is intact, opportunities will always be there. Bull markets will cycle again, but only if you survive.

Here’s the question—many ask how to turn things around?

My answer is very realistic: first, learn to survive. The market is never short of gamblers; what’s missing are those who endure the cold winter and stay alive.

If you’re trembling with panic right now, I understand. I’ve been through that hellish period too, so I hold a light—this light was forged from countless sleepless nights and liquidations.

One last word: if you want to survive, turn off your emotions and weld your discipline shut.