#加密生态动态追踪 A Life of Extreme Reversal — From Family Hardships to Crypto Cultivation
Sometimes, life's turning points appear in the cruelest ways.
Once, someone held nearly ten million in assets; the thrill of paper gains made them lose their senses, even believing they were favored by fate. But life isn’t that gentle. Marital breakdowns and betrayals followed one after another, and then they were cheated out of all their savings. In a moment of despair, she chose to enter the crypto world.
Those days of bringing her 3-year-old daughter during the day and staying up all night watching the charts weren’t for quick riches, but a process of rebirth from the ruins. Practicing with a demo account, turning the pain of every liquidation and the despair of every being caught in a position into trading rules.
**Six Ironclad Trading Rules Summarized from Blood and Tears:**
1. Don’t chase after rapid rises, don’t sell during slow rises — The thrill of chasing gains often dissipates at the top. 2. Escape the waterfall, avoid bottom-fishing — Staying alive during a decline is more important than making money. 3. Volume at high levels = death knell — The secret behind volume is hidden in the candlestick charts. 4. Bottoms are forged through endurance, not by copying — Patience and time are filters. 5. Forget candlesticks, understand human nature — The market is a game of human nature. 6. Holding zero positions requires more courage than full positions — Giving up is also a tactic.
**The Ultimate Realization After Three Liquidations:**
· Using others’ money to trade crypto is just pushing your own fate. · Those who go all-in will ultimately come back to zero. · Surviving a bear market gives you the confidence to face the next bull run.
From suburban relocation houses to owning multiple properties, this isn’t a story of getting rich through crypto trading, but one of market wisdom earned through blood. No boasting, no pie-in-the-sky promises, no paid sharing — just the most authentic perspective on the survival rules in this circle.
The crypto world is never short of dreamers; what’s lacking are those who live to the end.
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SelfRugger
· 12-12 08:28
This story sounds so inspiring... but why do I always feel like something is missing?
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It took three margin calls to realize that the experiences shared are all post-hoc analyses; those who can truly make money have long since shut up.
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Is it brave to hold a zero position? No, what it takes is the patience to watch others make money.
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From millions to none and then to multiple properties... where are the detailed stories in between? How did we skip over that?
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If you insist on saying, isn't it also a matter of luck, strength, and fate that you survive until the end?
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All trading rules ultimately fail against one word—greed.
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bridge_anxiety
· 12-12 08:26
To be honest, this set of theories sounds good, but how many people can really survive three margin calls? Most people are gone after the first one.
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ChainMelonWatcher
· 12-12 08:20
To be honest, this set of theories sounds very motivational, but the statement "living is more important than making money" really hits home.
I've seen many people go all-in, and none of them ended well. She didn't boast about that.
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GateUser-1a2ed0b9
· 12-12 08:19
This story sounds a bit intense. From millions to zero and then turning around, it's truly the initiation of the cryptocurrency hell mode.
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StealthMoon
· 12-12 08:02
Really, the all-in approach should have been phased out long ago, and some people still believe in it...
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Taking care of kids during the day and watching the market at night—that's what a true crypto person is. Not just bragging in the group every day.
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Surviving three margin calls is incredible; that physique is ridiculously strong.
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That point about holding no position hit home. Giving up really requires more brains than going all-in.
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From moving into a relocated house to owning multiple properties... well, but don’t get too hyped up by stories like that; the market isn’t that gentle.
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The phrase about human nature being a game is good. Technical charts are all fake; in the end, it’s still about psychology.
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The ones who make it to the end... in reality, most of them get wiped out at some point, haha.
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Remember, if you're trading with other people’s money, borrowing to go all-in, my friends.
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You really can’t hold out at the bottom; calling the bottom a death sentence is too absolute.
#加密生态动态追踪 A Life of Extreme Reversal — From Family Hardships to Crypto Cultivation
Sometimes, life's turning points appear in the cruelest ways.
Once, someone held nearly ten million in assets; the thrill of paper gains made them lose their senses, even believing they were favored by fate. But life isn’t that gentle. Marital breakdowns and betrayals followed one after another, and then they were cheated out of all their savings. In a moment of despair, she chose to enter the crypto world.
Those days of bringing her 3-year-old daughter during the day and staying up all night watching the charts weren’t for quick riches, but a process of rebirth from the ruins. Practicing with a demo account, turning the pain of every liquidation and the despair of every being caught in a position into trading rules.
**Six Ironclad Trading Rules Summarized from Blood and Tears:**
1. Don’t chase after rapid rises, don’t sell during slow rises — The thrill of chasing gains often dissipates at the top.
2. Escape the waterfall, avoid bottom-fishing — Staying alive during a decline is more important than making money.
3. Volume at high levels = death knell — The secret behind volume is hidden in the candlestick charts.
4. Bottoms are forged through endurance, not by copying — Patience and time are filters.
5. Forget candlesticks, understand human nature — The market is a game of human nature.
6. Holding zero positions requires more courage than full positions — Giving up is also a tactic.
**The Ultimate Realization After Three Liquidations:**
· Using others’ money to trade crypto is just pushing your own fate.
· Those who go all-in will ultimately come back to zero.
· Surviving a bear market gives you the confidence to face the next bull run.
From suburban relocation houses to owning multiple properties, this isn’t a story of getting rich through crypto trading, but one of market wisdom earned through blood. No boasting, no pie-in-the-sky promises, no paid sharing — just the most authentic perspective on the survival rules in this circle.
The crypto world is never short of dreamers; what’s lacking are those who live to the end.